Shenshan Hill Site

Shenshan Hill Site

The Shenshan Hill Site is a cultural heritage site protected by Chaozhou City.

The Shenshan Hill Site is located on Shenshan Hill in Lixia Village, Guihu Town, Chao'an District, dating back to the late Neolithic Age.

In 2006, the Shenshan Hill Site was designated as a cultural heritage site under the protection of Chaozhou City.

Lixia Village: Lixia Village (formerly known as Lixiashu Village) is located more than 5 kilometers from the town center. It borders Tiandong to the southeast, faces Shenqian to the west, and adjoins Shiping to the north. The village covers an area of 1.55 square kilometers. It has 1,573 mu of mountain land, approximately 1,000 mu of fruit orchards, one natural village, eight villager groups, and a population of 670.

Lixia, a village mainly surnamed Lai, was established in the fourth year of the TianShun era of the Ming Dynasty (1460), founded by the ancestor Ke’an Gong, who came from Cai’keng Village in Raoping. The southern slope of Shenshan Hill to the west is a hill site from the late Neolithic Age to the early Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods. To the north lies the “Houbeng Pass,” historically known as the “Suoyang Pass”... More details about Lixia Village++