Where is the ancient town of Yongjiang?

Yongjiang Ancient Town is located in the east150m of the intersection of Anlong Road and Yujiang Street in Yongjiang Town, Santai County, Mianyang City, Sichuan Province.

It has a history of more than 2000 years. It was the seat of the king city during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. It has a long history and rich cultural accumulation. There are Wangye Temple and Ancestral Temple in the ancient streets and lanes.

What is most worth mentioning is that there are a large number of cliff tombs left between the rivers and mountains centered on the town, mainly in the Eastern Han Dynasty. At present, there are 6 open to visit. During the Qin and Han Dynasties, things died like things happened, and the remains in the cliff tombs can simulate the architectural style and life track of the local ancients 2000 years ago. Maybe it was neglected in the past. The tomb was badly weathered, and the murals and wall carvings were blurred.

The banyan trees in the ancient town are very old, especially the two ancient banyan trees behind the ancient street, which are called "acacia trees". When you see the roots of old trees, you will be surprised: they are the testimony of historical situations.

Tourism strategy of Yongjiang ancient town;

On the 28th day of the fifth lunar month, it is the biggest Chenghuang Temple Fair in Santai, Sichuan. Temple fair has a history of more than 230 years, and 20 1 1 year will be included in the intangible cultural heritage of Sichuan province.

As soon as the session arrived, believers from all directions came to the large-scale Wangye Temple to worship and pray. Its main forms of activities are Sichuan Opera and local opera performances on the 27th, official meetings on the 28th, Buddha opening ceremony, collective incense worship, town god trip and costume parade, and Sichuan Opera and local opera performances on the 29th.

The City God Temple will develop synchronously with the architecture of Wangye Temple. Wangye Temple was built in the reign of Xu Bing in Qianlong (1766), with a history of more than 230 years. With the increasing status and influence of the Han Tombs in Yongjiang, the incense and popularity of temple fairs are also growing. It has become an indispensable part of the lives of people in Santai, Daying and Zhongjiang within 50 kilometers of Fiona Fang, and it is an important festival in the minds of the majority of good men and women.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Qijiang Town