Dashan Fort Site

Dashan Fort Site

The Dashan Fort Site is a cultural heritage protection unit of Qingshui County.

The Dashan Fort Site is located in Tumen Village, Tumen Township, Qingshui County. It dates back to the Ming and Qing dynasties and is classified as an ancient site.

It was designated as a county-level cultural heritage protection unit of Qingshui County on May 2, 2013.

Protected area: within 10 meters of the earthen walls of the fort, centered around the central point.

Construction control zone: extending 30 meters outward from the perimeter boundaries to the east, south, west, and north of the protected area.

Tumen Village: Tumen Village is located in the western Taihang Mountain area of Zanhuang County, 12 kilometers from the county seat, with Provincial Highway 393 passing through the village. The village has 5 villager groups, comprising a total of 506 households and 1,496 residents. There are 8 members in the village’s two committees, and 41 Party members. The administrative area of the village is approximately 16,000 mu, with over 6,000 mu of mountainous economic forest land, mainly planted with fruit trees such as peach, apple, and cherry. The village collective economy generates an annual income of 25,000 yuan, primarily from industrial dividends and shop rentals. The main sources of income for villagers are farming, animal husbandry, and working outside the village. The two committees are committed to developing the agricultural product sector and have established the village market as... More details about Tumen Village++