First designated as a national monument in 1906, the 94,000-acre park is scattered with fossilized vegetation dating from 225 million years ago.

In 1995, it was designated as a cultutal monument of federal significance.

The government has designated the Chungshan Hall as a historical monument.

The species was designated as a special natural monument in 1951, and has been protected.

It has been designated as a protected natural monument.

Schistostega growing at the site was also designated as a natural monument on November 30, 1928.

The building is designated as a national monument in 1957.

Most of the lines are designated as a scheduled ancient monument.

An avenue of trees along the road leading from the village to the reserve is designated as a natural monument.