Subaiyin Gully Petroglyphs
Located on the northern cliffs at the western entrance of Subaiyin Gully, about 10 kilometers east of the urban area and 5 kilometers southeast of the Wuhai coal mine. Subaiyin Gully runs from east to west, approximately 10 kilometers long and 400 meters wide. It serves as a key route to the Albas Sumu of the Ordos Grassland in the Yimeng region, with heavy traffic of vehicles and pedestrians. The petroglyphs are carved into the northern cliff face about 5 meters above the gully bottom, with the images appearing light yellow and clearly visible from the bottom of the gully. There are only three groups of figures here, but they are very vivid.
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