Rain City Ancient Tea Horse Road
The Rain City Ancient Tea Horse Road is a cultural relic protection unit of Sichuan Province.
Rain City Ancient Tea Horse Road (Yucheng District)
1. The sites of Yixing Tea House from the Ming Dynasty, Yongchang Tea House from the Qing Dynasty, Fuhé Tea House from the Qing Dynasty, and Tianzenggong Tea House from the Republican period
Protected area: Within a 400-square-meter radius centered on the protection sign.
2. The site of the South City Gate from the Qing Dynasty
Protected area: 10 meters beyond the occupation boundary.
Construction control zone: 30 meters beyond the protected area.
3. The site of Songchun Ferry from the Qing Dynasty
Protected area: 10 meters beyond the occupation boundary.
Construction control zone: 30 meters beyond the protected area.
4. The site of Feilonggang Ancient Road from the Qing Dynasty
Protected area: 20 meters beyond the occupation boundary.
Construction control zone: 30 meters beyond the protected area on all sides.
5. Erxian Bridge
Protected area: 20 meters beyond the occupation boundary.
Construction control zone: 30 meters beyond the protected area.
6. Gaoqiao (High Bridge)
Protected area: 10 meters beyond the occupation boundary.
Construction control zone: 30 meters beyond the protected area.
7. Pingshui Bridge
Protected area: 10 meters beyond the occupation boundary.
Construction control zone: 30 meters beyond the protected area.
8. Sijia Village Character Repository
Protected area: 10 meters beyond the occupation boundary.
Construction control zone: 30 meters beyond the protected area.
9. Yongding Bridge
Protected area: 30 meters beyond the occupation boundary.
Construction control zone: 30 meters beyond the protected area.
10. The Ancient Stone Stairway Path of the Qing Dynasty
Protected area: 20 meters beyond the occupied land boundary.
Construction control zone: 30 meters beyond the protected area.
Further reading:
· Eighth Batch of Sichuan Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Units
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