Rongmei Tusi site

The Rongmei Tusi site encompasses 44 square kilometers of architectural remnants, including Wanren cave, Wanquan cave, Qingtian cave, and multiple administrative structures.

The site reveals the complex governance system of local chiefs appointed by Chinese imperial authorities from the 13th century until the early 20th century.

Within the Dongfu area, natural karst caves contain preserved artifacts and structures that demonstrate the integration of ethnic minority traditions with imperial administration.

Visitors can explore multiple locations across the site, including the Juefu complex, which features stone platforms and defensive structures from the Ming Dynasty period.

The Jiufeng bridge, constructed in 1686 under chieftain Tian Shunnian's commission, remains a provincial cultural relic within the archaeological complex.

Location: Hefeng County

GPS coordinates: 29.97222,110.09833

Latest update: April 5, 2025 11:08