Qiantie Cave Site
The Qiantie Cave Site is a cultural heritage site protected at the Hainan Provincial level.
The Qiantie Cave Site is located in Wangxiang Township, Changjiang Li Autonomous County, dating back to the Paleolithic Age. It is a cultural heritage site protected at the Hainan Provincial level.
Protected area: 100 meters expanded northwest, southwest, and south from the main protected structure, and extending eastward to the paddy fields, covering an area of 56.98 mu.
Wangxiang Township: Located in the southeastern part of Changjiang Li Autonomous County, Wangxiang Township is about 30 kilometers from the county seat. It administers 4 administrative villages. The area has numerous karst caves, among which Huangdi Cave is designated as a nature reserve. Code 469031200: ~200 Sanpai Village ~201 Qiantie Village ~202 Hongshui Village ~203 Dayan Village. Historical evolution: Established as Wangxiang Township in 1957, restructured as a commune in 1961, and reinstated as a township in 1987. In 1997, it covered an area of 346 square kilometers with a population of 3,000, comprising five village committees: Sanpai, Dayan, Hongshui, Qiantie, and Yapu. In 2002, Qicha Township, … Detailed information on Wangxiang Township++
Further reading:
· Third Batch of Hainan Provincial Cultural Heritage Protection Units
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