Wangcheng of Eastern Zhou Dynasty

The remnants of ancient city walls and architectural structures reveal the urban planning methods used during the Zhou Dynasty period in central China.

Wangcheng functioned as the primary capital of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty from 771 to 510 BC, marking a period of significant political changes in China.

The excavated artifacts from Wangcheng provide extensive information about daily life, social structures, and technological advancements of ancient Chinese society.

Visitors can explore the archaeological remains at Wangcheng Park, which contains preserved sections of the original city layout and architectural elements.

The site represents the earliest known example of Chinese urban planning principles, with a grid system that influenced city designs for centuries.

Location: Luoyang

GPS coordinates: 34.67460,112.43710

Latest update: March 5, 2025 11:55