Carvings at Wugeng Pass

Carvings at Wugeng Pass

The carvings at Wugeng Pass are a cultural relic protection unit of Mashan County.

The carvings at Wugeng Pass are located at Ergeng Pass to the east of Yongzhou Town, Mashan County, dating back to the Ming Dynasty. They fall under the category of grotto temples and stone carvings.

In 1989, the Wugeng Pass carvings were designated as a cultural relic protection unit of Mashan County.

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