The Cai Tun Han Tombs

The Cai Tun Han Tombs

The Cai Tun Han Tombs are a cultural heritage site protected at the Chiping County level.

The Cai Tun Han Tombs date back to the Han Dynasty and are located 1,500 meters southeast of the Cai Tun Town government in Chiping County.

On May 6, 1991, the Cai Tun Han Tombs were designated as a county-level cultural heritage protection site.

Cai Tun Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Chiping County. In 1949, it was the Cai Tun District of the former Boping County; in 1958, it became a commune; and in 1984, it was established as a town. It covers an area of 59 square kilometers and has a population of 28,000. The Lin (qing) Tai (an) Highway passes through the town. The town administers 27 village committees: Cai Tun, Sun Wu, Zhao Fang, Cui Ying, Shang Shi, Qian Han, Hou Han, Yu Wa, Da Huang, Di Kou Feng, Sha Wo Gao, Yang Huai, Kan Zhuang, Liang Li, Da Lou Zhuang, Feng Li, Ren Zhuang, Lun Xu, Zhang Jia, Nan Hai Zi, Bei Hai Zi, Xi Hai Zi, Zhou Qiao, Lu Liang Ming, Qian Fan, Hou Fan, Duan Zhuang, Han Zhuang, Gao Zhuang, and Lin Chang. Local township enterprises include oilseed, cotton processing, and chemical industries... More detailed information on Cai Tun Town++