Binda Township, leiwuqi County, Changdu City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Binda Township

Wuqi County governs the township. Located in the southeast of the county, 30 kilometers away from the county. It covers an area of 355.49 square kilometers and has a population of 2699 (2017). 317, 214 national highway transit. It has jurisdiction over six village committees: Binda, Rexi, Chatang, Diqu, Bini and Yangzong.

In September 2018, Binda township was selected into the demonstration construction list of strong agricultural towns.

Historical evolution

In 1959, Binda township was built; in 1975, the commune was changed; in 1984, the township was restored.

economic development

It is a semi agricultural and semi pastoral Township, planting highland barley, wheat and rape, and Grazing Yak, cattle, goats and sheep. There is a total installed capacity of 960kw xianbinda power station.

Policy implementation

With the great attention of the county Party committee and the county government, the general survey of cultural relics in leiwuqi County continued to advance. From July 20 to July 23, four members of the working group went to Binda township of our county to conduct a general survey of cultural relics in three administrative villages of Binda township. The survey team traveled about 150 kilometers, found one new cultural relic site and reviewed three cultural relic sites. Cultural relics include ancient temples, ancient roads, yellow Pagoda Forest, Mani cliff carvings, etc. Census personnel overcome various difficulties to visit and ask the old people who are familiar with the historical background in each village. In the process of the census, the working group carried out the work by asking about the historical evolution, describing the building structure, natural environment and cultural environment, drawing drawings and taking photos, and achieved the expected results. through the 4-day cultural relics survey, the survey team further improved its practical operation ability. The identification standards of immovable cultural relics such as substantiality, regionality and cultural value are clarified. It has created conditions for our county to better promote and complete the general survey of all cultural relics.