The Lüzhuang Tomb Cluster

Lüzhuang Tomb Cluster

The Lüzhuang Tomb Cluster is a cultural heritage site protected by Jining City.

The Lüzhuang Tomb Cluster is located in Lüzhuang Village, Quanpu Town, Liangshan County, dating from the Han to the Tang dynasties, and is categorized as an ancient tomb site.

On November 27, 2012, the Lüzhuang Tomb Cluster was designated as a municipal-level cultural heritage site under the protection of Jining City.

Quanpu Town: Located in the southern part of Liangshan County, Shandong Province, Quanpu Town is the prototype site of Zhu Gui’s tavern in the classic Chinese literary masterpiece “Water Margin.” The town covers a total area of 60 square kilometers, governs 52 administrative villages, and has a population of 50,000.

Quanpu Town enjoys convenient transportation. It lies south of Jining Airport, east of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, and west of the Liangshan Station on the Beijing-Kowloon Railway, with National Highway 220 running north-south through the town. Since ancient times, it has been a key hub for north-south traffic and a bustling center for merchants.

Quanpu Town boasts unique tourism resources. It is situated at the heart of the nationally renowned Water Margin tourism route. In the novel “Water Margin,” locations such as “Golden Thread Ridge” and “Zhu…” More details about Quanpu Town ++

Further reading:

· The Fourth Batch of Municipal-Level Cultural Heritage Protection Units in Jining City