Fenghuang Tomb Cluster

Fenghuang Tomb Cluster

The Fenghuang Tomb Cluster is a cultural heritage site protected by Yinan County.

The Fenghuang Tomb Cluster dates back to the Han Dynasty. It is located 150 meters north of Fenghuang Village in Xinqi Town and is categorized as a Han-era site.

On May 31, 2018, the Fenghuang Tomb Cluster was designated as part of the fourth batch of county-level key cultural heritage protection units in Yinan County.

Xinqi Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Yinan County. It was known as Yongtai District in 1949, renamed Xinqi Township in 1958, reverted to district status in 1963, changed to a commune in 1968, became a district again in 1984, re-established as a township in 1985, and officially upgraded to a town in 1994. It is located in the southeastern part of the county. Covering an area of 41.6 square kilometers, it has a population of 27,000. The Donghong Highway runs through the town. The town administers Xinqi, Xiaozhuangzi, Fangjiazhuangzi, Dongnanzhuang, Yulinzi, Liujiazhuangzi, Maoshengzhuang, Shanzi, Xiwangxian, Dongwangxian, Zhengjiaying, Miaojiaku, Yongcheng, Manjiadianzi, Caimin Village, Miaoling, Lijiadianzi, Gaojiatun, Lijietun, Yuan… Detailed information about Xinqi Town++