How much is the ticket for the Broken Bridge over the Yalu River in Dandong?

The Broken Bridge is one of the iconic attractions in Dandong. It is a relic of Japanese colonial rule, a witness of history, and the best base for patriotism education. It is one of the must-visit attractions when traveling to Dandong. It is also ok Looking at North Korea from afar, how much does a ticket to the Broken Bridge cost? 1. Ticket information

Ticket: 20 yuan

Preferential policy

Children: height 1.3 meters (not included) and below, free

Seniors: 70 years old (inclusive) and above with preferential treatment certificate/ID card, free; 60 years old (inclusive) - 70 years old (exclusive) with ID card, half price

Students: full-time university, middle school and primary school students Certificate, half price

Disabled persons: free with disability certificate

Journalists: free with press card issued by the State Information Administration

Active military personnel: free of charge with officer ID card, free

Minors: 6 years old (exclusive) - 18 years old (inclusive) Minors with ID card or household registration booklet, half price

Supplementary notes: Military disabled, Veterans who participated in the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea are free of charge with relevant valid documents 2. Attraction Introduction

The Yalu River Broken Bridge across the Yalu River is one of the iconic attractions in Dandong. It is next to the Yalu River Bridge (China-North Korea Friendship) Bridge) is a historical witness of the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea. Walking onto the bridge, looking at the numerous bullet marks left on the bridge body and the steel frame of the bridge, you can feel the sound of gunfire and fighter planes piercing the sky as if they are right next to your ears. Standing on the bridge, you can also enjoy the scenery of China and North Korea.

The Yalu River Broken Bridge is the first of many bridges on the Yalu River. It was built in 1911 by the Railway Bureau of the Japanese Governor-General in Korea at that time. The bridge is 944.2 meters long. The fourth hole from the center is the opening and closing beam. With the No. 4 pier as the axis, it can be rotated 90 degrees to facilitate the navigation of passing ships. From November 1950 to February 1951, the invading US military aircraft bombed the bridge indiscriminately many times, turning the bridge into an abandoned bridge.

The remaining four-hole bridge in China has been preserved to this day, and is customarily called the "broken bridge". On the broken bridge, there are one viewing platform for the original bridge's rotation and explosion, one turret, and a broken bridge. There are 30 historical exhibition panels. The bridge body is painted light blue, which means not forgetting colonial rule and war of aggression, and praying for and maintaining world peace. Thousands of bullet marks on the broken bridge are still visible to this day and have become witnesses of the war to resist U.S. aggression and aid Korea. 3. Recommended attractions

The main attractions of the Yalu River Broken Bridge include the light blue bridge body, fine workmanship, and the bombed bridge head.

Recommended surrounding scenic spots: Dandong Memorial Hall to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, Dandong Yalu River, Dandong Wulongshan Scenic Area, Dandong Wulongbei Hot Spring, Dandong Jinjiangshan Park, Dandong Hushan Great Wall?