Zhuang Yunkuan Monument

Zhuang Yunkuan Monument

The Zhuang Yunkuan Monument is a cultural relics protection unit at the county level in Longzhou County.

The Zhuang Yunkuan Monument is located about 80 meters opposite the main gate of Longzhou Middle School on Limin Street in Longzhou Town, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty.

The Zhuang Yunkuan Monument is a county-level cultural relics protection unit.

The southern boundary reaches the edge of the Longping Highway, the northwest side extends to the riverbank, and a straight line is drawn from the highway to the riverbank, 4 meters east of the Zhuang Yunkuan Monument (as shown in the 1986 approved and published map). This area serves as the protected zone for the Zhuang Yunkuan Monument and four other cultural heritage sites. A 30-meter buffer zone extends outward from the protected boundary, designated as a construction control area.

Longzhou Town: The ancient town of Longzhou is situated in the southern part of Guangxi, on the upper reaches of the Zujiang River, at the confluence of the Pinghe and Shuikou rivers. To the east, it connects to Nanning and the inland regions; to the west, it leads to the Shuikou border crossing into Vietnam. Owing to its strategic location, it has long been known as a key town in southern China. In 221 BC, after unifying the country, Emperor Qin Shi Huang placed Longzhou under the jurisdiction of Xiang Commandery. Over the past two thousand years, the town has undergone several name changes. In the fourth year of the Wude era of the Tang Dynasty (621 AD), Longzhou was officially established as an administrative region. The town covers a total area of 11.62 square kilometers, governs seven communities, has 3,763 mu of arable land, and a population of 15,708. In recent years, Longzhou Town has leveraged its locational advantages and resources... More detailed information about Longzhou Town++