Anji Longshan Yuan Cemetery is located in Anji, the "Bamboo Town of China" and the "Hometown of White Tea". Located in the "Anji Ancient City Ruins and Longshan Yueguo Noble Tombs" national protected area.

The cemetery covers a total area of about 7,000 mu and is planned as "Longshan Cultural Memorial Park and Anji Ancient City National Archaeological Site Park", which integrates "cultural memorial, tourism visit and research experience" and is a rare large-scale cultural memorial cemetery with the theme of "tourism+cemetery" in China.

Among them, Longshan Humanities Memorial Park, covering an area of more than 800 mu, has absorbed advanced cemetery construction concepts and perfectly integrated humanities memorial, cultural heritage and patriotism education. The master plan "Chen Garden, Ya Garden, Hui Garden, Yun Garden, Jin Garden, Fu Garden and Shuxiang Garden" includes six theme parks and a characteristic park. Each park has its own theme culture and landscape characteristics, including family culture, public welfare culture, red culture and beautiful mountains and rivers.

Anji Longshan 107 Tomb (commonly known as Bamudun).

Located in Gucheng Village, Dipu Street, Anji County, Zhejiang Province, it is the largest and highest-ranking aristocratic cemetery among the national key cultural relics protection units-Longshan Yueguo aristocratic tombs, located about 850 meters northwest of Anji ancient city ruins.

The whole cemetery consists of three parts: the main tomb, the peripheral buried tomb and the moat. The main tomb stands on the top of the mountain in the middle of the cemetery, and it is rectangular from east to west. There are 30 neatly arranged small mounds on the periphery of the main tomb, which are roughly distributed at equal intervals for two weeks, corresponding to the inside and outside, and tightly surrounded. The periphery of the small mound is a regular trench around the mountain, with square corners, a circumference of about 630 meters and a width of 2 1-23 meters.