Changsha Village Chongli Site

Changsha Village Chongli Site

The Changsha Village Chongli Site is a cultural heritage site protected by Hainan Province.

The Changsha Village Chongli Site is located in Eman Town, Danzhou City, dating back to the Ming Dynasty. It is a cultural heritage site protected by Hainan Province.

Protected Area: Extends 3 meters northward along the “eight-shaped” stone wall of Chong and Li, and 3 meters from the boundary between the silt flat and the sandy beach toward the beach in the south, covering an area of 75,328 square meters (subject to the plan view).

Eman Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Danzhou City. Established as Eman Township in 1957, later changed to a commune, turned into a district in 1983, and became a town in 1986. Located in the northwest of the city, it is 49.5 kilometers from the municipal government. Covering an area of 70.5 square kilometers with a population of 19,000, it is traversed by the Nada–Ganchong Highway. The town administers 13 village committees: Huangsha, Wangpo, Tianjing, Changrong, Yanding, Longmen, Bijia, Duomei, Eman, Gaogen, DuoYe, Maoyuan, and Pianshi. The main agricultural products include rice, sweet potatoes, sesame, and beans. It features two of the ancient Eight Scenic Spots of Danzhou: “Longmen Splashing Waves” and “Bijia Veiled in Mist.” … More details about Eman Town++

Further Reading:

· Third Batch of Hainan Provincial Cultural Heritage Protection Units