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Datangxia Ancient Well

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Datangxia Ancient Well is located at Wuliqiao in Dongta Community, Lufeng Subdistrict, Guiyang County. Dating back to the Qing Dynasty, it is categorized as an ancient architectural structure. On April 12, 2017, it was designated as part of the fifth batch of Guiyang County-level Cultural Relics Protection Units. Protected area: starting from the outer edge of the ancient well, extending 2 meters in all four directions. Construction control zone: …

Datangxia Ancient Well

Datangxia Ancient Well is a cultural relic protection unit of Guiyang County.

Datangxia Ancient Well is located at Wuliqiao in Dongta Community, Lufeng Subdistrict, Guiyang County. Dating back to the Qing Dynasty, it is categorized as an ancient architectural structure.

On April 12, 2017, Datangxia Ancient Well was designated as part of the fifth batch of Guiyang County-level Cultural Relics Protection Units.

Protected area: starting from the outer edge of the ancient well, extending 2 meters in all four directions.

Construction control zone: extending 10 meters beyond the protected area in all four directions.

Dongta Community: Dongta Shequ Juweihui (Dongta Community Residents' Committee)

Dongta Community is located in the eastern part of the county seat, covering an area of approximately 3.5 square kilometers. It has a total of 3,751 households, a resident population of over 16,700, 16 resident organizations, and 5 bankrupt or restructured enterprises. The community administers five neighborhood groups: Junshan, Dongta, Raojiajing, and Doufuchong. It is bordered by Yingbin Road to the east, Xiangyang Road to the south, Wuyunguan Road and Feicui Road to the west, and Chunling Avenue to the north. The county’s famous scenic spot—Dongta Park—is located within its jurisdiction. Constructed… More detailed information about Dongta Community ++

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