Chongqing Tu Jing Han Tombs Cluster
The Chongqing Tu Jing Han Tombs Cluster is a cultural tourism attraction.
Introduction The Tu Jing Han Tombs Cluster is located in Hongchi Village, Tu Jing Township, about 25 kilometers northeast of Zhongxian County. It consists of 15 Han Dynasty tombs. At the entrance of one tomb, there is a gray pottery horse pulling a large cart, guided by a pottery groom leading a tall red pottery horse, standing beside a pottery well. Inside the tombs, various pottery figurines, birds, beasts, houses, pools, ponds, and fields are accompanied by a variety of silver, copper, and iron utensils and ornaments, all exquisitely crafted and abundant in variety. Tomb No. 5 is a well-preserved burial site from the Three Kingdoms period, with neatly arranged interiors. Its funerary objects mainly consist of pottery figurines and pottery ware, making it an important cultural relic for studying the history of the Three Kingdoms.
Chongqing Zhongxian County
Tu Jing Township: Located in the northeastern part of Zhongxian County on the northern bank of the Yangtze River, Tu Jing Township spans longitude 108°03′49″ to 108°09′00″ and latitude 30°21′51″ to 30°30′03″. It borders Shipao Town to the east, Ruxi Town, Huangjin Town, and Zhongzhou Town to the west, and Yehe Town to the north. The township government is based in Longtan Village at an elevation of 259.8 meters, just 15 kilometers away from Shibaozhai, one of the world’s eight most peculiar buildings. Tu Jing Township covers a vast area of 79 square kilometers, with 17,835 mu of arable land and a per capita arable land of 0.74 mu. It administers 25... More detailed information about Tu Jing Township++
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