Yanyucheng Ruins

Yanyucheng Ruins

The Yanyucheng Ruins are a cultural tourism attraction.

The Yanyucheng Ruins are a cultural tourism site. The Yanyucheng Ruins are a cultural heritage site protected by Tai’an City. Located north of Chengqian Village in Huamawan Township, they were established during the Eastern Zhou to Western Han dynasties. The site is a high terrace, stretching 500 meters from north to south and 200 meters from east to west, with cultural layers accumulating up to 4.5 meters thick. Surface artifacts include Han Dynasty patterned roof tiles, dou (food vessels), basins, broken rims of pouring vessels, straight-mouthed large jars decorated with coarse rope patterns, small tubular tiles, celadon fragments of dou handles, and sun-patterned bricks.

Address: Huamawan Township, Tai’an Suburbs

Visiting Time: Approximately 1 hour

Huamawan Township: Located in the eastern part of the world-renowned Mount Tai, Huamawan Township covers a total area of 96.8 square kilometers. It administers four management areas and 31 administrative villages, with a total population of 38,000 and actual cultivated land area of 34,000 mu. In 2003, the township achieved a total output value of 237.88 million yuan, with an average per capita rural income of 3,500 yuan. It is recognized as a “Municipal Civilized Unit” in Tai’an City.

Huamawan Township is situated adjacent to the “Culai Mountain National Forest Park” and connects the cities (districts) of Tai’an (Daiyue District), Laiwu, and Xintai. It serves as an important hub area, featuring a pleasant climate and beautiful scenery. It lies 25 kilometers west of Tai’an... More details about Huamawan Township++