Qicheng Site

　　 The Qicheng Site is also known as "Kongkui City." Historical records indicate that rulers of various states held seven alliances here during the Spring and Autumn period. The ancient city has a rectangular layout, covering an area of about 160,000 square meters. The rammed-earth city wall is 1,520 meters in circumference, with the highest remaining section reaching approximately 8 meters and the thickest part about 17 meters. The sites of the existing city gates can still be identified. Outside the city, there are also preserved rammed-earth platforms as well as historically documented sites such as the Kuai Kui Terrace and the Tomb of Zhong You. The city was gradually abandoned after the Han Dynasty.

　　 The discovery of the Qicheng Site holds significant reference value for the study of the State of Wei during the Zhou Dynasty and its relationships with neighboring feudal states. (National Cultural Heritage Administration)

　　 Address: North of Qicheng Village, Jinkai Avenue, Hualong District, Puyang City

　　 Type: Theme Park / Urban Park / Historic Site

　　 Rating: AAAA

　　 Recommended Visiting Time: 1–2 hours

　　 Phone: 0393-8119207

　　 Opening Hours:

　　 8:00–18:30

　　 Ticket Information:

　　 Free admission.