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The Hutouliang Site

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Hutouliang is located in Yangyuan County, Hebei Province. Its shape resembles a crouching tiger, overlooking the Sanggan River flowing beneath it. In 1965, an ancient human cultural site was discovered here, yielding over 50,000 stone artifacts, ornaments, and other items. This site marks the earliest beginning of the Neolithic Age in North China and holds significant importance in the study of microlithic culture in the region.

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The Hutouliang Site

The Hutouliang Site is a cultural heritage protection unit of Hebei Province.

Hutouliang is located in Yangyuan County, Hebei Province. Its shape resembles a crouching tiger, overlooking the Sanggan River flowing beneath it. In 1965, an ancient human cultural site was discovered here, yielding over 50,000 stone artifacts, ornaments, and other items. This site marks the earliest beginning of the Neolithic Age in North China and holds a pivotal position in the research of microlithic culture in the region.

Address: Between Hutouliang Village in Dongcheng Town and Bamagefang Village in Jing’ergou Township, Yangyuan County, Zhangjiakou City

Phone: 0313-7382908, 7382165