Dahuting Han Tomb Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The Dahuting Han Tomb is located in Xinmi City, 6 kilometers southwest of Zhengzhou City. It is one of the largest Han tombs in the country. The east and west tombs are juxtaposed and are more than 1,800 years old. These are two large Eastern Han Dynasty tombs juxtaposed from east to west. There is a stone tomb with portraits in the west and a tomb with murals in the east. Both tombs have long and wide sloped tomb passages. The two tombs are about 30 meters apart. The architectural form and structure of the tomb chambers are basically the same. They are made of huge stones and large green bricks, and are magnificent in scale. The tomb walls contain rich and colorful stone carvings and murals.

Attractions distribution:

The Dahuting Han Tomb is known as the "No. 1 in China" and is the largest Eastern Han tomb in China. The Han tomb consists of a portrait stone tomb and a mural tomb. The two tombs are juxtaposed from east to west, about 30 meters apart. They are both built with huge stones and large green bricks, and are magnificent in scale. The main attractions include the tomb gate, the process of making tofu, the banquet scene, the kitchen scene, the sumo wrestling scene, the theater scene scene, etc.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National key cultural relics protection unit

Scenic spot features:

Photography, ancient visits, culture, Han tombs, historic sites