The Liuzhou Military Museum began preparations in early 2009. In early April of this year, the site for the military park was chosen in the area around "Dongdi Chunxiao." The entire design primarily focuses on the river, the shore, and the museum. On the "river," a decommissioned "Qingyuan" class hunter-killer submarine, donated by the navy, is moored; on the "shore," heavy weapons and equipment such as the 59-1 type 130mm cannon, 59 type 100mm anti-aircraft gun, and 59 type medium tank, all donated by the Guangzhou Military Region, as well as military aircraft such as the CJ-6 trainer, J-5, JJ-5, J-6, and H-5, donated by the Air Force, are on display.
Era: Qing Dynasty The ruins of the former garrison town of the Ningguta General are located in Changting Town, Hailin City, Mudanjiang, Heilongjiang Province. They represent an important historical site of the Qing government...
The Ancestral Temple at Wulong Mountain is located in Qili Village, Liushui Town. It earned the name Wulong Mountain Ancestral Temple because five mountain peaks directly face it. In ancient times, it was said to have “a jade belt wrapped around its waist” and...
The heroic act of the Eight Women Who Sacrificed Themselves by Jumping into the River composed an epic anti-Japanese war song that moved heaven and earth and brought tears to gods and ghosts. To commemorate the martyrs and educate future generations, Mudanjiang...
Chekuang Gorge Chekuang Gorge is located in the Guanyaizi (Dog’s Spine Pass) area of Xianhe Township, about 18 kilometers from Ankang city center. The gorge stretches 20 kilometers in length and is only a few...
The Ankang History Museum is located in Duanjiagou on Xiangxi Road, Ankang City. It was established in 1984 and has been successively under the jurisdiction of the Ankang Regional Education and Culture Bureau, the Ankang...
Ankang Shuanglong Ecotourism Resort, a national AA… themed around deconstructing the legend of the dragon, experiencing its divine charm, and exploring Chinese dragon culture.
Niushan Mountain, also known as Niutou Mountain, is located at the border of Huayuan Township and Tanba Township in Ankang City, about 45 kilometers from the city center. The mountain stretches 14 kilometers from north to south...
Located on Bagong Rock, a steep and massive rock formation at the confluence of the Huangyang River and the Han River, about 6 kilometers east of downtown Ankang…
Located within the Chenghuang Temple in the eastern part of the old city, it faces southwest from the northeast. The year of its initial construction remains undetermined. Based on the existing beam structure, no signs of replacement have been found,...
The Liujiuhe Site is located in Minzhu Village, Wuli Town of this county and was discovered during the 1981 cultural relics survey. It lies 100 meters south of the Yue River and 200 meters north of Shenxian Street…
Located 30 kilometers east of the central city, in Shibahexiang Village and Benqiao Village, Laoyingshan Town. It covers an area of 1.2 square kilometers. In front of and behind the villages, the mountains and fields are covered with...
Pinggang Saline Hot Spring is located about 5 kilometers south of Pinggang Town in Jiangcheng District, approximately 22 kilometers from the city center. The first phase of development covers an area of around 500,000 square meters…
The Baishuling Site is located at Baishuling in Huayuan Township of this county and was discovered during a 1959 survey of cultural relics in the Han River basin. The site extends from north to south...
Xiaohui Cave got its name from ancient times when people dug in the cave to extract saltpeter. It is located on the north bank of the Sancha River, 23 kilometers northwest of the central city, in the vicinity of the current Shuicheng Power Plant. Discovered in the summer of 1973, it is another ancient human cultural site found in Guizhou Province after the Guanyin Cave in Qianxi and the Yanhui Cave in Tongzi. It is the second Paleolithic site in Guizhou where human fossils have been discovered. From that winter to the following spring, the site was excavated and cleared by the provincial museum. This cave is a limestone karst cave, with its entrance facing south, situated 40 meters above the current river level and at an altitude of 1,700 meters. The deposits inside the cave measure 1.5 meters in length, 0.3–1 meter in width, and 0.1–0.7 meter in thickness, and are divided into three layers from top to bottom. In the third layer of deposits, one fossilized human tooth was unearthed — the left upper canine of an elderly male. The tooth is sturdy, with a relatively intact root and a slightly missing tip. Its occlusal surface is heavily worn. The mesiodistal diameter is 9.3 mm, the labiolingual diameter is 9.8 mm, and the root length is 19 mm. The tooth is yellow in color and highly fossilized. According to expert research, it is more advanced than “Peking Man,” but more primitive than “Liujian Man” and “Upper Cave Man,” and was thus named “Shuicheng Man.” Alongside it, multiple fossils were found, including those of the Stegodon orientalis, wild ox, wild goat, wild boar, and wild deer. A total of 53 stone tools were also excavated, consisting of 20 stone hammers and 33 stone flakes. Among these, five were made using the hammering technique, while 28 were produced via the hard hammer percussion technique. The hard hammer percussion method used to craft stone tools was the main technique employed by the ancient humans in this cave. To date, this is a unique tool-making technique discovered among all Paleolithic sites in China and may represent a new regional culture. Within a 0.5-meter-thick layer of ash, various colors of ash, burnt bones, and burnt stones were found. Xiaohui Cave is the earliest and richest site in southern China demonstrating the use of fire by ancient humans. Its geological age has been determined as the Late Pleistocene, approximately 200,000 years ago. Due to road construction, most of the cave has been destroyed, leaving only a cultural stratigraphic profile on the rear left side. The site holds significant archaeological value for studying the evolution and development of prehistoric humans. It was designated as a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit on February 23, 1982.
The Zhangjiaba Site is located in Guangrong Village, Sihe Township of the county and was discovered during a cultural relics survey in 1981. It lies north of the Yue River and south of Liyu Mountain, extending approximately 500 meters eastward from Zhangjiaba...
The Giant Buddha Pagoda is located in Panhu Township, northeast of Helan County. It is an unusual, tightly layered hollow brick pagoda with thick walls. The height of the main body and the finial…
The Wangjiabian Site is located in Hongqi Village, Jianshe Township of the county, and was discovered during the 1981 cultural relics survey. It lies to the east of the Yangyu River and borders the hills to the west, featuring a flat terrain...
Yinchuan is located in the northwestern frontier of China. During the Ming Dynasty, Mongolian tribes such as the Tatars and Oirats often entered Chimu Pass (…
Chenfeng Ethnic Park is located in Guanyinshan Village, Laoyingshan Town, Zhongshan District, Liupanshui City, Guizhou Province. It is 20 kilometers from downtown Liupanshui and 16...