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Dahuting Han Tombs 打虎亭汉墓Dǎhǔtíng Hànmù

National heritage site · Zhengzhou, Henan

Dahuting Han Tombs (打虎亭汉墓)
Photo: Anonymous artists of the Eastern Han period, late 2nd to early 3rd century AD, Public domain
Time needed
1 hour
Days to budget
Half a day
City
Zhengzhou
Region
Henan
Type
Heritage
Listed as
National heritage site

About Dahuting Han Tombs

Two large Eastern Han tombs under earth mounds at Dahuting village, Niudian town, west of Xinmi, attributed to Zhang Boya, a commandery governor, and his wife. The western tomb is lined with about 200 m² of carved stone reliefs and the eastern with about 100 m² of painted murals, and between them the scenes include banquets, acrobats, rent collection and a tofu workshop; the tombs are famous for how well they are preserved. Visitors can go down into the western tomb, while the eastern tomb is shown as a replica.

How to get to Dahuting Han Tombs

In Dahuting village, Niudian town, about 9 km west of Xinmi city and roughly 1.5 hours by road from Zhengzhou.

Nearby

Also within 20 km: Mi County Yamen 密县县衙 (under 10 km), Zhengzhou Xiangshan Scenic Area 郑州香山 (under 10 km), Red Stone Forest, Fuxi Mountain 红石林 (under 10 km), Fengquan Lake Scenic Area 凤泉湖 (10 km), Central Plains Western Henan Anti-Japanese War Memorial Park 中原豫西抗日纪念园 (10 km), Yuxi Palace 玉溪宫 (10 km).

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