Zhengzhou Dahe Village Ruins Tourism Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The Dahe Village site in Zhengzhou City is located in the northeastern suburbs of Zhengzhou City. It is a large-scale ancient settlement site that contains four different archaeological cultures of Yangshao, Longshan and Xia and Shang. The Dahe Village ruins are rare in other ancient ruins in the Central Plains for their large area, rich relics, long duration, and extensive cultural content. The discovery and excavation of the Dahe Village site provides important physical data and conclusive stratigraphic evidence for the study of the long historical process from primitive clan society to slave society. It also provides a basis for the study of the development sequence, stage division and type of Yangshao culture in the Central Plains. It provides a scale and a basis for studying the relationship between the Central Plains region and the primitive cultures of the same period in the lower reaches of the Yellow River and the Jianghan Basin.

Attractions distribution:

Zhengzhou Dahe Village Site Museum is a prehistoric site museum built on the basis of the excavation of the Dahe Village Site. Currently, the exhibition content is divided into four parts: Yangshao Cultural House Foundation Site, Dahe Village Site Cultural Relics Display, Simulation Village, and Ceramics Museum. The highlight of the collection is the painted pottery double pot.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National key units

Scenic spot features:

photography, archeology, culture, ruins, monuments