Stone Carvings on Luohan Mountain

Stone Carvings on Luohan Mountain

The stone carvings on Luohan Mountain are a protected cultural relic site of Mashan County.

The stone carvings on Luohan Mountain are located to the west of the Martyrs' Tower in Yongzhou Town, Mashan County. They date back to the Qing Dynasty and fall under the category of grotto temples and stone carvings.

In 1989, the stone carvings on Luohan Mountain were designated as a cultural relic protection unit of Mashan County.

Yongzhou Town: Yongzhou Town is situated in the western part of Mashan County and is one of the revolutionary bases in the Right River area of Guangxi. It is 84 kilometers away from the county seat and borders Dahua County, Pingguo County, and Zhoulu Town of the same county. The town governs 18 administrative villages and 179 natural hamlets, with 20 Party general branches and 98 Party branches, comprising a total of 1,276 Party members. The administrative region covers an area of approximately 214 square kilometers, with a population of 53,100, primarily composed of the Zhuang, Han, and Yao ethnic groups. Major crops include rice, corn, sugarcane, soybeans, and peanuts. The town is also known for its distinctive local foods such as Yongzhou rice wine, Yongzhou fish slices, and Yongzhou tofu, which are famous both within and outside the county. … Yongzhou Town detailed information ++