Versteckte historische Orte in der Provinz Anhui

Hidden Historical Gems

Explore significant historical landmarks across Anhui Province, ranging from ancient Neolithic settlements to Ming Dynasty fortifications. This collection features the well-preserved city gates of Shouxian, designed for both defense and flood control, alongside the ruins of Xiliang City from the Spring and Autumn period. The list also includes the prehistoric Lao qiu dui site and the Yu wang miao temple, dedicated to the legendary flood-controller, Yu the Great.

Long quan ji de

Local fortification site located in the Chuzhou region.

Jing huai men

The North Gate of the Shouzhou Ancient City Wall. This Ming Dynasty structure served as a critical defensive fortification and a barrier against Huai River flooding.

Yu wang miao

Historical temple complex on Tu Mountain dedicated to Yu the Great, featuring traditional stone carvings and architecture commemorating his legendary flood control efforts.

Bin yang men

The East Gate of the Shouzhou Ancient City Wall. It features a well-preserved barbican and stone masonry dating from the Song and Ming dynasties.

Lao qiu dui yi zhi

Neolithic settlement site in Linquan County containing remains from the Dawenkou and Longshan cultures, including pottery fragments and ancient tools.

Archaeological Site of Xiliang City

Ancient city ruins in Feidong County dating to the Spring and Autumn period, representing early regional administrative and defensive architecture.

Ying keng ge ming lie shi ji nian bei

Commemorative monument in Shexian County honoring local revolutionary martyrs.