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Xiqiang Cultural Ruins

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The Xiqiang Cultural Ruins hold significant archaeological research value. The Huilongshan Xiqiang Cultural Ruins are located 7 kilometers northeast of Ta'er Monastery and 20 kilometers from Xining, covering an area of 80 acres. The site includes Han Dynasty portrait-brick tombs, two Ming Dynasty beacon towers, and the Longfu Temple complex. Artifacts unearthed here include a Han Dynasty bronze Xuanwu lamp, ancient coins, blue bricks...

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The Xiqiang Cultural Ruins are a cultural tourism attraction.

The Xiqiang Cultural Ruins hold significant archaeological research value. The Huilongshan Xiqiang Cultural Ruins are located 7 kilometers northeast of Ta'er Monastery and 20 kilometers from Xining, covering an area of 80 acres. The site includes Han Dynasty portrait-brick tombs, two Ming Dynasty beacon towers, and the Longfu Temple complex. Artifacts unearthed here, such as a Han Dynasty bronze Xuanwu lamp, ancient coins, remnants of blue brick walls, and large-scale brick reliefs, possess high archaeological research and viewing value.