Which ancient towns in Hubei are interesting?

1. Shangjin Ancient Town 2. Yangloudong Ancient Town 3. Liujiaqiao Village 4. Qiliping Town There are many ancient towns in Hubei, with rich historical heritage and connotation. You can clearly feel the difference here. The same customs and charm of Chu culture retain a large number of humanistic and historical elements, making it refreshing for tourists. Let me share with you a detailed introduction.

1. Shangjin Ancient Town

Shangjin Ancient Town is located in Yunxi County, Hubei Province. It is now the site of a Qing Dynasty city. It is located in the northwest border of Hubei, bordering Manchuan Town, Shanyang County, Shaanxi Province. It borders the Jianghan River Basin in the south and the Qinling Mountains in the north. The ancient city is located on the east bank of the lower reaches of the Qianqian River, a tributary of the Han River. It is known as the "Chao Qin and Mu Chu" and has historically been a transportation, political , culture, trade and military important place.

The existing ancient city of Shangjin was built in the first year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty. It has been repaired and protected many times and has preserved many types of cultural relics, such as Yangsi Temple, Yuan Zhenguan, Shanshan Guild Hall, Hebei Guild Hall, Wuchang Guild Hall Guild hall, ancient city wall, ancient theater, Ming and Qing courtyard houses, etc. Among them, the ancient city, the North and South Guild Halls, the ancient theater, and the ancient buildings of the Ming and Qing Dynasties are the most valuable.

2. Yangloudong Ancient Town

Yangloudong is located in Yangloudong Town, 26 kilometers southwest of Chibi, Hubei. One of the great ancient towns. With the Mufu Mountains as the headrest and the northern foot of Songfeng Mountain as the back, there is not much commercialization here. It is like an old grandmother living in the mountains, telling endless history.

This is the origin of "Songfeng Tea" and is known as the "Hometown of Brick Tea". The enclosed courtyard-style courtyard, the houses with blue bricks and black tiles, and the exquisite wood carvings on the window edges, along the bluestone alleys, you will feel like you have stepped into the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

3. Liujiaqiao Village

Liujiaqiao Village is located in Guihua Town, Xianning, Hubei Province. The ancient houses here were built in the third year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty. According to legend, they are the half-brothers of Liu Bang, the emperor of the Han Dynasty. It was founded by Liu Yuanwu, a descendant of King Liu Jiao of Pengcheng, and is known as the first folk village in Chutian.

Liujiaqiao is surrounded by beautiful mountains and scenery. The ancient residences here adopt distinctive Hui-style architecture, which has the prototype of ancient manor architecture in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The building has a classical manor theme and looks very interesting. There is a small river next to the building and a small bridge above the river. You can walk on the bridge and enjoy the scenery of the ancient town.

4. Qiliping Town

Qiliping Town, Hong'an County, Hubei Province, is located at the southern foot of the Dabie Mountains and on the edge of Hubei and Henan provinces. It is a famous historical and cultural town in China, a key town in Hubei Province, and a red A famous tourist town. This is the birthplace of the famous Jute Uprising and the center of the Hubei-Henan-Anhui revolutionary base area.

The famous attractions in the ancient town include the Changsheng Street ruins, the birthplace of the Fourth Red Army, Tiantai Mountain Forest Park, Jiuyan Mountain Ancient Soldier Village, etc. Local specialties include braised gourds, red angustifolia, chestnuts, etc. , these ancient towns have retained their own unique style and characteristics for thousands of years, attracting people to go there to experience the different present.