Bailiandong site

The Bailiandong site consists of excavated caves with stone tools and remains showing hundreds of thousands of years of human settlement. The attached museum presents these findings in a clear format that helps visitors understand how early people adapted to their environment.

Excavations show that people began settling in this location around 800,000 years ago and lived here across long time periods. This extended settlement history makes the location an important window into understanding Asia's prehistoric past.

The museum displays tools and objects from different periods of prehistory, showing how people lived and worked in this place. The exhibited items tell the story of daily activities among these early inhabitants.

The location is open to visitors on most days and provides enough time to explore both the caves and the museum. It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes, as access to the excavation sites is on foot and the terrain has uneven surfaces.

A renowned researcher advocated for the importance of this discovery site in 1981 and signed an inscription at the location. This personal recognition by a scientist emphasizes how significant this area is for understanding early settlement patterns.