The Luanping Paotai Mountain Site

The Luanping Paotai Mountain Site

The Luanping Paotai Mountain Site is a cultural heritage protection unit of Hebei Province.

The Luanping Paotai Mountain Site is located on South Paotai Mountain in Hushihha Town, Luanping County, and is an ancient site dating back to the Warring States period. On February 7, 2001, the Luanping Paotai Mountain Site was designated as a provincial-level cultural heritage protection unit by the People's Government of Hebei Province.

Hushihha Town: Hushihha Town, under the jurisdiction of Luanping County, Chengde City, is one of the main Manchu-inhabited areas in our county. (During the Qing Dynasty, this place was called “Hushi Hai” or “Hushi Ha,” both of which are Mongolian terms meaning “black walnut.” Later, people changed the character “呼” (Hu) to the homophonic “虎” (Hu), due to the shape of the southern mountain cliff resembling a tiger, thus naming it “虎什哈” (Hushihha). The town is named after the location of the town government in the village.) It is located in the western part of Luanping County. It is 40 kilometers east of the county seat, borders Changshayao Township of Huairou District, Beijing to the west, with the boundary 20 kilometers from the town center, 134 kilometers from the capital city Beijing, borders Dengchang Township and Fujiadian Township to the south, and Fengning Manchu Autonomous … More detailed information about Hushihha Town ++