Dahuting Han Tomb Travel Guide

Deep in the rolling hills of Xinmi City, a hidden treasure lies just 6 kilometers southwest of Zhengzhou City, waiting to be unearthed by curious travelers. The Dahuting Han Tomb, a majestic relic of the Eastern Han Dynasty, boasts two colossal tombs, one adorned with vibrant murals and the other featuring intricate stone carvings, standing side by side for over 1,800 years. As you wander through the tomb's grand entrance, you'll be struck by the imposing scale and masterful craftsmanship of these ancient structures, crafted from massive stones and green bricks that have withstood the test of time.

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