A complete collection of tourist attractions in Changzhou ancient town

The tourist attractions of Changzhou Ancient Town are as follows:

Dongpu village 1

Located in the southwest of Qian Zhi Town, it was built in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty with a long history. Walking into Dongpu Village, exquisite carved beams and painted buildings, undulating blue bricks and tiles, and antique stone roads are like piles of heavy history books.

2. Dongdating Village

A quiet and quaint village with a long history and splendid culture. There is a double-eaved hexagonal pavilion at the entrance of the village, which is the landmark building of Dongda Pavilion. According to legend, in ancient Qin Dynasty, there were official post stations to build pavilions, pavilions and lotus ponds here, and the scenery was breathtaking. It is widely rumored among the people that this is a treasure trove of geomantic omen with Long Mai flavor. Therefore, dignitaries and literati are happy to get off the sedan chair here, which has long been called the big pavilion.

The village is surrounded by water on three sides and connected with Xida Pavilion on one side. Dongda Pavilion has outstanding people and simple folk customs. During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, villagers covered the story of the escape of the commanders of the New Fourth Army, and then a large number of rising stars such as Huang Genqing and Chen returned to their hometowns.

3. Xiangu Village

Xiangu Village, located at the foot of Maoshan Mountain, has beautiful scenery, blue sky and white clouds and pleasant scenery. There are mound tombs of Shang and Zhou sites and cultural aftertaste of Maoshan Road. Natural scenery and cultural precipitation, coupled with the unique temperament of Jiangnan water town, have created Xiangu Village.

The local Xiangu salty pig's hand, Maoshan old goose, stewed eggs, wild mushrooms and local dishes are very famous in Fiona Fang, with unique Xiangu cuisine.

4. Lushu Village

Located in Rulin Town, Jintan, also known as Zhuge Liang's Eight Arrays Village, it was built by Zhuge Weixian, the 32nd descendant of Zhuge Liang at the end of Song Dynasty and the beginning of Yuan Dynasty. According to the eight-array map of the ancestors, the river course of the village was excavated to protect the village where the people lived. Because the ancestor Zhuge Liang was born in Shandong, it was named "Lushu" to commemorate his ancestor and hometown.

5. Xiaoyao Fairyland

Located at the foot of Maoshan Mountain, Oriental Salt Lake City is an antique town with unique charm. Here, the buildings in Wei, Jin, Han and Tang Dynasties are patchwork, lanterns are hung high, clear water is blue, and ethereal and ethereal ... just like a "trip through time and space".

Streets and alleys are lined with shops, stone steps are strewn at random, and the ancient rhyme is strong. On a drizzly night, colorful neon lights and LED strip are looming. People walking in the street are like traveling in a picture world. Many tourists put on Hanfu and wandered around Fish Scale Street and Feng Dao Street. I don't feel like a fairy when I punch in and take pictures in pavilions.