“205” Shang’ao Stone Carvings

“205” Shang’ao Stone Carvings

The “205” Shang’ao Stone Carvings are a cultural relic protection unit of Mashan County.

The “205” Shang’ao Stone Carvings are located in Liudai Village, Shanglong Township, Baise Town, Mashan County, dating back to the Qing Dynasty, and are categorized as cave temples and stone carvings.

In 1989, the “205” Shang’ao Stone Carvings were designated as a cultural relic protection unit of Mashan County.

Shanglong Village:

Shanglong Village is situated to the south of Mashan County, approximately 7 kilometers from the county seat. National Highway 210 runs north-south through the entire village, providing convenient transportation. The village comprises 23 natural hamlets, with a total of 1,160 households and a population of 5,724, including 2,460 laborers. It has a cultivated land area of 3,782 mu, including 3,412 mu of paddy fields and 370 mu of dry land, averaging 0.65 mu of arable land per capita. Shanglong Village boasts abundant water resources and enjoys the best farmland irrigation conditions among all administrative villages in the town, earning its reputation as the “land of fish and rice” of Baise. Over the years, the Shanglong Village Committee has made full use of the village’s advantages in transportation, geography, and hilly terrain... More details about Shanglong Village++