Aikenboyi Ruins

Aikenboyi Ruins

The Aikenboyi Ruins are a cultural heritage site under the protection of Yecheng County.

Aikenboyi Ruins. Location: 1 km southeast of 20 km on the 315 National Highway at Luoke Township, Pishan section; Period: Unknown; Survey and registration date: 2017; Protection level: County-level; Managing authority: County Cultural Relics Protection Office.

Coordinates of the protected area and construction control zone are as follows:

Southwest corner: Longitude 77°41′35.8″; Latitude 37°46′45″

Southeast corner: Longitude 77°41′37.2″; Latitude 37°46′47″

Northeast corner: Longitude 77°41′29.9″; Latitude 37°46′47.4″

Northwest corner: Longitude 77°41′29.2″; Latitude 37°46′41″

Elevation: 1,409 meters

Luoke Township: Located southeast of Yecheng County, Luoke Township is 12 km from the county seat. It borders Pishan County of Hotan Prefecture to the east, Bexireke Township of our county to the west, Zonglang Township to the south, and Akesata Farm to the north. It is divided into three main areas: Luoke, Kaba Shiman, and Bor. The overall terrain is higher in the south and lower in the north, with the east, south, and north sides close to the Gobi Desert. The area enjoys abundant light and heat resources, resulting in a harsh climate characterized by large diurnal temperature variations and a short frost-free period. These conditions are highly suitable for the growth of specialty fruit industries such as pomegranates and walnuts, as well as cash crops like cotton.

The township administers 13 administrative villages and 53 villager groups... More detailed information about Luoke Township ++