How many places of interest are there in Huining?

The provincial-level cultural relics protection units in Huining County include Niumendong Neolithic Site, Guoha Macheng Site and Xining City Site, and the county-level cultural relics protection units include nearly 10 ancient human tombs represented by Tiemu Mountain Brick Zhaobi, Han Group and Wang Mang's father's tomb.

1. Niumendong Neolithic Site, located in Niumendong Village, Touzhaizi Town, with an area of about 16 square kilometers. The shady side of the mountain ridge around Niumen Cave, such as Dadiliang, Qingtiao Bay, Qingming Bay, Zhongwanding and Camellia Yinshan, are mostly burial areas. 1920 painted pottery pots were unearthed for the first time when local Qin' an immigrants reclaimed land. During the capital construction of farmland in 1970s, it was found that there were tombs at the depth of 1 m above the ridge and at the interval of 1 m, in which there were a large number of painted pottery such as pots, urns, pots and pots, as well as bone balls, stone tools, scrapers, spinning wheels and other funerary objects. A large number of pottery, pot-making tools, household utensils, stone ancestors, stones and scepters have also been unearthed in the living area. Cultural layer thickness1-2m, identified as Majiayao Cultural Racecourse and Mid-mountain Type. 1982, Gansu provincial people's government listed it as a provincial cultural relics protection unit.

2. The site of Hama Town, Guocheng, Song Zhezong in the second year of Fuyuan (1099). The city wall is made of rammed earth. 1993, the provincial government listed it as a provincial cultural relics protection unit.

3. Xining city site, located in the east of Zhang Bao, Zhaijiasuo, built by Zhang Zi of Chongning No.5 in Northern Song Dynasty (1 106), is called Ganquanbao. In the 22nd year of Dading in Jin Shizong (1 182), Xining County was established here and renamed Xining City. At the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, the state government moved here. East, West and China are interlinked. The wall is17.4m wide at the bottom,17m high, 740m long from east to west and 500m wide from north to south. The mountain is in the north and the Zuhe River is in the south. There are two things. In 2003, the provincial government listed it as a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit.