Ancient pottery fragments are scattered across the site.

Ancient pottery fragments are scattered across the site.

The ancient pottery fragments scattering site is a cultural tourism attraction.

The Lailileke Site in Qiemo County, covering a total area of approximately 1,890 square kilometers, features pottery fragments along the ancient course of the Qarqan River. It stretches 30 kilometers from east to west and 63 kilometers from north to south. This site dates back to the ancient Spring and Autumn period through the mid-Tang Dynasty (770 BC to the 8th century AD). Throughout the sandy surface of the area, a large number of ancient pottery fragments can be found everywhere, mostly hand-made reddish-brown and grayish-brown pieces, with as many as 116 fragments per square meter in densely scattered areas.