Nanhua Dehua Monument

The Nanzhao Dehua Stele is located in the Nanzhao Taihe City ruins to the west of Taihe Village under Cangshan Mountain, outside the gate of Taihe City. This monument was erected in the first year of Tang Dali (AD 766). After thousands of years of ups and downs, there are only more than 800 characters left in the inscription, and it is known as the largest monument in Yunnan. The content of the inscription describes the history of the early Nanzhao period and its relationship with the Tang Dynasty. Its calligraphy is beautiful and has considerable artistic value. Taihe Village, 7 kilometers south of Dali County (now part of Dali City), was the world-famous Taihe City of Nanzhao Kingdom 1200 years ago. The ruins of Nanzhao are like smoke, and in this thousand-year-old village there is still a monument "Dehua Stele". The inscription on it is still heart-warming. It proves the history of Nanzhao's dominance and argues Nanzhao. A straight line with the Tang Dynasty, the eloquence of its text is high and beautiful, and it covers the ancient Yunnan. To

Friends who want to go to see the stele have a rest. The stele has been changed to a park, and the opening hours are normal during the day. A stone tablet recording the history of Chinese ethnic minorities. One of the few Nanzhao cultural relics.

The Nanzhao Dehua Stele of Taihe City Site is a huge ancient stele spanning 13 centuries, and it is a national key cultural relic protection unit in the southwest. The site of Taihe City is not big, ancient trees are forested, and the ancient tea-horse road in Yunnan and Tibet runs through the city.

Blue sky, white clouds, clear water, green mountains. Picturesque!

This big clock is relatively new. It is still recommended to go to the ruins, which has a sense of history, there are very old stone monuments, and the more local lifestyle of local residents can be found, because there are few tourists, and they are hardly disturbed.