Qihé Gěngzhuāng Site

Qihé Gěngzhuāng Site

The Qihé Gěngzhuāng Site is a cultural heritage site protected at the county level in Qihé County.

The Gěngzhuāng Site is located about 400 meters southwest of Gěngzhuāng Village in Xuánzhāngtún Town. The site stretches 100 meters from north to south and 60 meters from east to west, covering an area of 6,000 square meters. It is mound-shaped, with the mound being 2 meters high. By the mid-1950s, it had been leveled, but ash soil is still clearly visible today, and numerous broken pottery fragments can be seen in the exposed strata. It is a county-level cultural heritage protection site.

Xuánzhāngtún Town: Xuánzhāngtún Town lies to the north of the Túhài River, bordering Línyì; to the east it neighbors Jǐyáng, to the west it faces Yǔchéng, and to the south it is adjacent to National Highway 308. It is a triangular area connecting four counties and cities, boasting well-developed transportation, harmonious governance, a thriving economy, and a simple, honest folk culture. The town administers 37 administrative villages, with a population of 23,000 and cultivated land covering 51,000 mu.

In recent years, the town has continuously consolidated three key agricultural sectors (sericulture, vegetables, and livestock breeding as the three leading industries), made strong breakthroughs in overcoming bottlenecks in attracting investment and developing private enterprises, and continuously improved the level of small-town construction. All aspects of development have shown vigorous growth... Detailed information about Xuánzhāngtún Town++