Ancient Beizhou Ruins

Ancient Beizhou Ruins

The Ancient Beizhou Ruins are a cultural tourism attraction.

Located in the "Four Passes" area of Guangyun Subdistrict Office. The ruins stretch approximately 1,800 meters from north to south and about 1,000 meters from east to west, with the central part situated at the intersection of the current bus station. The site is significantly higher than the surrounding area, forming a large earthen mound.

Through multiple surveys, excavations, and collections, a variety of artifacts have been unearthed and gathered, including pottery, bronze tripods, Tang Dynasty marbled porcelain jars, white-glazed porcelain bowls, black-glazed porcelain bowls, Song Dynasty black-glazed small porcelain lions, as well as several ancient copper coins such as "Daguan Tongbao," "Daquan Wu Shi," and "Wu Zhu." These items provide valuable physical evidence for the study of the history of Beizhou and Litingshi County. In 1957, the site was designated as a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit.