Yingpancun tomb complex

The Yingpancun tomb complex contains multiple burial chambers arranged in a systematic pattern across the archaeological site, revealing sophisticated construction methods from ancient China.

Archaeological excavations indicate that the tombs were built and used between the 3rd century BCE and 2nd century CE, spanning multiple Chinese imperial dynasties.

The burial chambers feature detailed architectural elements and contain various artifacts including ceramics, bronze weapons, and personal items reflecting social status in ancient Chinese society.

The tomb complex maintains restricted visiting hours and requires advance registration for guided tours, with detailed information available at the site management office.

Researchers discovered specific tomb formations that indicate a regional variation in burial practices, differentiating this site from other ancient Chinese cemetery complexes.

Location: 六德傈僳族彝族乡

GPS coordinates: 26.60417,100.85667

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:05