Introduction of scenic spots in Jinze ancient town

Jinze Ancient Town belongs to Qingpu District, Shanghai, and is located in the southwest of Qingpu District, Shanghai.

Jinze Ancient Town is the west gate for Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces to enter Shanghai, and it is also the only town bordering Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces in Shanghai. Total area of jinze town 108.49 km2. By the end of 20 17, the resident population was 53,629. Jinze ancient town has municipal intangible cultural heritage "Shangta Xuanjuan" and "Shangta Apo Tea".

Temple fairs on March 28th and September 9th of the lunar calendar are the characteristic folk customs of Kanazawa. Jinze ancient town is an important transportation hub in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, with convenient land and water transportation. It is rich in resources. Dianshan Lake is the largest freshwater lake in Shanghai and an important aquatic product supply base in Shanghai. Jinze town is known as "first-class air, second-class water".

Jinze ancient town was founded in Tang and Song Dynasties, flourished in Song Dynasty and Yuan Dynasty, and has a history of thousands of years. The ancient town is famous for its water and bridges. It is also famous for its characteristic bridge and temple culture of "there is a temple on the bridge, and the bridge and temple are alive". Holidays, unlike crowded scenic spots, ancient towns are quaint and quiet, with unique charm.

Tourism characteristics of Jinze ancient town;

Jinze ancient town is south from Siqian Bridge, along the stone road in the alley of the ancient town, with quaint old houses on both sides. There are almost no traces of business here. Occasionally, tourists pass by, and everything is so quiet. Bridges, flowing water, old streets and temples are the most attractive things in the ancient town.

At present, there are still seven ancient bridges in the ancient town, such as Wan 'an Bridge and Puji Bridge in Song Dynasty, Xiang Ying Bridge and Linlao Bridge in Yuan Dynasty, Fangsheng Bridge and Emperor Pavilion Bridge in Ming Dynasty and Ruyi Bridge in Qing Dynasty.

Walking all the way through various ancient bridges in different dynasties of Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing, the drizzle turned the ancient town into a smoky gray, raindrops fell into the river, and the water surface rippled, as if you were just visiting, and you had a profound appreciation of the ancient culture, water culture and bridge culture of Jinze ancient town, which had passed through thousands of years of history.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Jinze Ancient Town