The Cliff Tomb Cluster of Jiulong Mountain

　　    Situated on the sunny side of Jiulong Mountain, nine kilometers south of Qufu City. In 1970, four tombs were excavated. Based on the artifacts discovered, the tombs were hewn during the Western Han Dynasty and are thought to belong to Liu Yu, the King of Lu and son of Emperor Jing of Han, as well as his descendants. The largest tomb measures 72.1 meters in length, with its entrance passage carved into a canyon-like structure, stretching 37.5 meters long and reaching a height of 18.4 meters. The passageway and main burial chambers were hollowed out as caves, extending 34.6 meters in length and comprising 11 rooms, including an antechamber, rear chamber, side chambers, and a chariot chamber. Ticket Information · Opening Hours