Introduction to Fuzhou Maritime Silk Road Tourist Attractions

Fuzhou Municipal Culture and Tourism Bureau released the "Fuzhou Hays Historic Site Recommendations" to explore the unique charm of Fuzhou, an important city in Hays. The Maritime Silk Road has a long history and is an attraction full of cultural atmosphere. The editor below will introduce the attractions of the Maritime Silk Road. See below for details.

From 2010 to 1010, Min'an Village was once an important military and customs port town and a national historical and cultural village. From the Tang Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, the establishment of maritime transportation and trade institutions in all dynasties was accompanied by Min'an. To date, the town has preserved rich historical relics such as the Civil Security Inspection Office, Keelung Bridge and Xingang Wharf.

1. Angu Town

On the north and south banks of the lower reaches of the Minjiang River, there were 28 fort groups in the Qing Dynasty, with more than 200 cannons installed. Jiangbao is one of them. It is located on "Beiyan Mountain" in Nanban Village, Min'an Ancient Town, covering an area of ??more than 10,000 square meters. The fortress as a whole consists of Jiang'an Fort, Mountainside Fort, Mountain Top General Fort, Armory, Barracks, Tunnels, etc. It basically retains its original appearance and has a sense of historical vicissitudes. As an ancient fortress, it is still very strong over 300 years ago.

2. Jiang Fort

Dongqi Wharf is part of the ancient waterway of Xinggang in Min'an. It was built in the Tang Dynasty and is still in use today. Land and water transportation here is convenient, and it has been an important thoroughfare for water transportation since ancient times.

As far as "Haisi Road" is concerned, Dongqi Pier plays an important role.

3. Qi Pier

The predecessor of Fuchuan Cultural Center, You Mansion, is an ancient residence built in the Ming Dynasty and has the characteristics of Fujian style architecture. The first Fuchuan Cultural Center in Fujian Province was built here, showing the charm of Fuchuan in ancient China.

4. Fangqixiang Fuchuan Cultural Center

Luoxing Tower is an internationally recognized navigation beacon and the gateway symbol of the Minjiang River. Two hundred years ago, when foreign ships sailed out of Mawei, Fuzhou, they could see Luoxing Tower in the distance. Therefore, Luoxing Tower is also called the "Chinese Tower". At that time, letters mailed to Mawei from all over the world could be delivered by simply writing the world postal address "Pagoda Anchorage" in Luoxing Tower. Climb to the top of the tower and have a panoramic view of the port pier.

When checking in at Luoxing Tower, you must not miss the "Luoling Benchmark" sign. It is said that in order to prevent merchant ships from frequently hitting rocks and sinking, the Qing government invited German engineers to conduct systematic observations of the water level and flow of the lower reaches of the Min River, and determined the "Luoxing Tower Zero Level" as a fixed observation mark for the lowest water level in the Luoxing Tower section of the Min River. This was a modern observation mark. China's first international water level standard. In 1992, the Yellow Sea zero point was adopted nationwide and the Luoling zero point was discontinued.