Cultural relics and historic sites in Yelang town

The "Yangbafen" Song Tomb in Yelangba, Tongzi County is a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit. 196 1 and 1982, two tombs exposed in the early years of Yangbafen were listed as provincial cultural relics protection units twice. The cleaning of Yangba Tomb reveals that there are five Song Tombs, including two husband and wife buried together. Therefore, seven people, two men and five women, were buried in five tombs, including four women and two men in two pairs (monogamy). The relationship between another female tomb and other tombs is unknown, but it is certain that it is the earliest. Ma Yang (VIII) Song Tomb is of great scale. The largest tomb No.3 can accommodate 10 people working in the tomb at the same time, and the stone carvings in this tomb are also the most exquisite. The stone carving behind one of the horses shows that the owner of the tomb may be a government official at that time. Huajianshan Castle Site Huajianshan Castle in Yelang Town, Tongzi County covers an area of about 400 mu and has several buildings. On the top of the mountain, there is a small courtyard with stone bars outside the gun and a drainage trough built by Wang Xiangru, the leader of the Yelang Qianbei Army Uprising in the middle and late Qing Dynasty.

Other scenic spots

Huangshan Tianshengqiao, Taibai Tomb, Taibai Spring, Wangyuetai, Baibeitai, Yangbafen in Song Dynasty, Zhao Tai, the leader of climbing wood in Song Dynasty, Yang Guangrong Tomb of Bozhou Yi People (commonly known as Taibai Tomb), Qikongya Tomb, Chen Tianguan Tomb, Wang Yiru Tomb, Dawu Tusi Yamen Site, Yelang County Site of Lion Mountain, Huajianshan Earth Gun and battlefield site.