National key cultural relics protection unit - Tao Shu's Tomb

Tao Shu's tomb is located in Xiaoyan Town, Anhua County. Built in 1840, it faces south and consists of Tao Shu's tomb and the tombs of five ladies, a stone archway, an imperial stele pavilion and a pavilion. It covers an area of ​​7,560 square meters. Tao Shu (1778~1839), named Zilin and Yunting, was a native of Xiaoyan, Anhua County. He once served as the governor of Liangjiang. Tao Shu made outstanding achievements in advocating maritime transportation, changing salt prices, regulating rivers, relieving famines, suppressing officials, burning opium, resisting foreign aggression, and educating talents. He was an important promoter of the formation and development of Hunan culture. He is the author of "The Complete Works of Tao Wenyi" and so on. Ticket information: Free Opening hours: all day Transportation Guide: It is 30 kilometers west of Anhua County. Public transportation is not available, so you must drive there. It is recommended to stay in Anhua County for food and accommodation. Friends who like to drink tea can buy Anhua black tea, a local specialty.