The Seqingda Stone Pile

The Seqingda Stone Pile

The Seqingda Stone Pile is a cultural heritage protection unit of Zaduo County.

The Seqingda Stone Pile is located in Naocun Village, Sahuteng Town, Zaduo County. It dates back to the Yuan Dynasty and is categorized as a stone carving site.

On July 13, 2018, the Seqingda Stone Pile was included in the third batch of Zaduo County-level Cultural Heritage Protection Units.

Sahuteng Town: Jiezha Township is located in the eastern part of the county, with the county government seat (the township government is 30 kilometers away from the county government). It has a population of 7,000 (including urban residents under the county's jurisdiction), predominantly Tibetan, accounting for 95.7% of the total population, along with Han, Tu, Hui, Mongolian, and other ethnic groups. The area covers 2,434 square kilometers. It administers four pastoral committees: Hongqi, Duona, Zhagou, and Shaqing. In 1954, Jiezha Xiao’ge (district) was established, in 1959 the Jiezha Commune was founded, in 1963 it was restructured as Jiezha Township, in 1971 it reverted to Jiezha Commune, and in 1984 Jiezha Township was re-established. On October 15, 2001, Qinghai Province... More details about Sahuteng Town++