Jiangkou Ancient Town

Jiangkou Town is known as the first town of Qianli Lijiang, and it is still the legendary place where Zhang Xianzhong Qianship sank and silver. Jiangkou Hanya Tomb Museum is a national cultural relics protection unit. It is said that this is the gathering of the Gupeng people more than 3,000 years ago, located at the intersection of Wuyang River, Fuhe River and Lijiang River. The Jiaolouzi area at the entrance of the town is the world's earliest tea market (Wuyang tea shop). Chinese tea Shenglu Yu has been stationed here several times to collect tea data for "Tea Sutra", "World Tea Source", "Tea History", "Tea Hometown" Many tea culture feature films are filmed here. The ancient town is basically houses arranged on both sides of the road, and the road passes through the town. Jiangkou Town can really be described as sparsely populated. Most of the houses are closed and closed, and no residents are seen. Vehicles are quickly driven by the road from time to time. The Hejiang Pavilion at the Sanjiang Confluence is a farmhouse. The hanging building we finally found is just a restaurant, but these two do have a table in Linjiang. There are no other attractions. Jiangkou Cliff Tomb is still worth visiting, the scenery of the Lijiang River is also good, Zhang Xianzhong Shenyin has begun archaeological excavation this year, and will become a new attraction in the future.

The ancient town of Jiangkou, which is five miles long, still remains in its original state, very good

Jiangkou Ancient Town is the first pier of the Lijiang River from Chengdu, the original ancient town

Jiangkou Ancient Town is a bustling Shangjia Wharf in history. The ancient town along the river also retains ancient architectural streets, which are dilapidated and crumbling. This is a very rare precious tourism and cultural wealth, plus the historical genre of cliff coffins and Zhang Xianzhong and Yin. It is hoped that Meishan City will pay attention to and repair the houses in the ancient neighborhoods of Jiangkou, establish the Shenyin Museum, develop tourism resources and benefit the local people.

Yes, fun. It will make people feel refreshed and have to play next time.