Tomb of Tang Zhen

Tomb of Tang Zhen

The Tomb of Tang Zhen is a cultural heritage protection unit of Liling City.

The Tomb of Tang Zhen is located in Hongxing Group, Tangfang Village, Fuli Town, dating back to the Ming Dynasty.

On January 12, 2012, the People's Government of Liling City designated it as part of the fifth batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Liling.

Protected area: starting from the outer edge of the tomb, extending 30 meters in all four directions.

Construction control zone: extending 50 meters beyond the protected area in all four directions.

Fuli Town: Fuli and Nanqiao towns have been merged to establish Litian Town

Fuli Town is located 37 kilometers northeast of the city, bordering Shangliu City of Jiangxi to the east, adjacent to Jingang of Liuyang to the north, facing Baitubatan Town to the south, and across the Chengtan River from Nanqiao to the west. The town administers 17 villages, 2 residential committees, 211 villager groups, 6 residential groups, with 7,303 households and a population of 32,968. The town covers an area of 46.2 square kilometers, with 13,400 mu of arable land and 16,000 mu of mountainous land. The area enjoys convenient transportation, with asphalt and cement roads crisscrossing the town, only 5 kilometers away from National Highway 106. The region boasts abundant resources... More details about Fuli Town++

Further reading:

· Fifth Batch of Municipal-Level Cultural Heritage Protection Units in Liling City