Xianxian Han Tomb Group

Yuntaishan Han Tomb is a more famous one in Xianxian Han Tombs. According to experts, it is buried here by Wang Liuliang. On the side of the cemetery, there are many broken stone monuments scattered, which are taller, carved in Western patterns in accordance with Chinese traditional styles, and vertical engraved with two inscriptions in Chinese and foreign languages.

Although the Han Tombs in Xianxian County are not big, it can be traced back to at least the Han Dynasty, so it still has historical value. It is also the birthplace of the idiom of seeking truth from facts. There is no need to run a special trip. There are not many people in the attractions. No ticket money. The locals can sit around here.

This place belongs to the North China Plain. The history here is long. There are many monuments at will. Come from Cangzhou all the way to see the various monuments here and understand the history and humanities here. I like it very much.

Take a look at the tombs of the ancient Han Dynasty and learn about the style of the tombs

The Han Tombs Group in Xianxian County is the general name of the tombs of Hejian Wang and his descendants, Lechenghou, Zhongshuihou and other buried in Xianxian County during the period from the West Han Dynasty to the North and South Dynasties (178-487 BC). It is located in Xianxian County, Hebei Province, covering an area of 70,000 square meters. The mausoleums are mostly concentrated in Hecheng Street Township and 15-level townships. The town of Hecheng Street is the seat of Tudor, the Han Dynasty river king.[1] There are 37 Han tombs in Xianxian Han tombs. There are wrong gold copper leopards, platinum bronze finches, and remnants of platinum bronze horses. The tombs are large in scale, high in grade, large in number, full in level, and large in time span. They have been throughout the Han Dynasty. Cultures have important archaeological and historical value

Large Han tombs have a place in the history of Chinese archaeology. The number of Han tombs, the classification of grades, and the richness of unearthed objects have an important position in the history of modern archaeology. It is worth seeing.

Take a look at the tomb style of the ancient Han Dynasty

Look at the Han Dynasty tomb, but not very big!