Hemudu Ancient Village

Hemudu Ancient Village is an archaeological site showcasing the remains of a Neolithic settlement dating back approximately 7,000 to 5,300 years. The village provides valuable insights into the culture, technology, and daily life of early inhabitants of the region. Visitors can explore reconstructed buildings based on archaeological findings, offering a tangible sense of the past. A well-designed museum complements the outdoor site, displaying a collection of artifacts unearthed during excavations, including pottery, tools, and remnants of dwellings. The site is particularly noted for its evidence of early rice cultivation and pig domestication.