Guogangding Ruins

Guogangding Ruins

The Guogangding Ruins are a cultural heritage site protected by Sichuan Province.

Shaped like a noble lotus, Guogangding has journeyed through the ancient ages. The millennia-old cypresses encircled by broken walls recount the vicissitudes of history and the storms of human life... At Guogangding, this auspicious land of a heavenly paradise, endless mysteries and speculations flow, while awe and reverence linger in the air.

The primeval forest that surges forth from beside Guogangding exquisitely preserves a perfect map of China’s terrain. This map is pieced together by meadows and trimmed by forests. Opposite the foot of Guogangding Mountain lies Guosa Temple, dedicated to the renowned “Dangjie” deity, showcasing the profound depth of Tibetan Buddhism.

Guogangding Ruins (Yajiang County)

Protected area: 500 meters beyond the boundary of the ruins.

Construction control zone: 500 meters beyond the protected area.