Pantuo City

Panlu City is located on the bank of the Tuman River in the southeastern suburbs of Kashgar City, also known as the "Esquesa" City. At the beginning of this century, the Frenchman Percy Hexihe visited this site for field survey. At that time, the city wall was built along the two sections of the north and west. The north wall was 287 meters long, the awakening wall was 205 meters long, and the wall foundation was about 7 meters thick. The plane of the city is approximately a trapezoid, covering a total area of nearly 20 acres. Today, most of the ruins are occupied by factories, with only a section of the old city ruins about 8 meters long and nearly 3 meters high. Panyu City is the ruins of the castle where Ban Chao, a famous general of the Eastern Han Dynasty, was stationed here for 17 years. Banchao used Panyu City as a base to fight against Xinu, support the Western Regions, restore the central government's rule over the Western Regions, and reopen the Silk Road. the road. Now, Panlu City has been built on the site of the original ancient city, covering an area of 14.5 acres. With the statue of Ban Chao as the center, 36 statues of warriors are symmetrical along the Shinto. There is a large-scale semicircular relief screen wall with a length of 36 meters and a height of 9 meters. Pavilions, stone arches, city walls, beacon towers and other buildings.