Duobangda Cema Stone Pile
The Duobangda Cema Stone Pile is a cultural heritage site protected at the county level in Zaduo County.
The Duobangda Cema Stone Pile is located in Da’e Village, Jiaduo Township, Zaduo County. It dates back to the Ming Dynasty and is classified as a stone carving site.
On July 13, 2018, the Duobangda Cema Stone Pile was included in the third batch of county-level cultural heritage protection units of Zaduo County.
Jiaduo Township: Jiaduo Township is located in the eastern part of the county, 33 kilometers from the county seat. It has a population of 4,000, predominantly Tibetan, accounting for 99% of the total. The area covers 2,380 square kilometers. It administers five pastoral committees: Zangga, Bama, Youmei, Youduo, and Da’e. In 1956, Jiaduo Xiao’ge (District) was established; in 1959, the Jiaduo Commune was formed; in 1963, it was changed to Jiaduo Township; in 1971, it reverted to Jiaduo Commune; and in 1984, Jiaduo Township was re-established. …… More details about Jiaduo Township++
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