Photos of Anren Yonghe Bridge

Yonghe Bridge is located in Anren Town, Longquan City, 40 kilometers away from the city. It is a well-preserved and longer covered bridge in Zhejiang Province. The bridge is a covered house bridge of wood and stone structure, with a total length of 125.7 meters, 5 stone piers under it, 4 holes, 42 covered houses on the bridge, and double eaves roof. Beware that the roof rises to the top of Xieshi, and the wing corners are raised. There are bridgeheads at both ends of the Yonghe Bridge, each with 27 stone steps. The bridge adopts the construction method of tube support and cantilever combination. The bridge house is carved with beams and painted buildings, and the eaves and bucket arches are stacked. Yonghe Bridge was first built in the first year of Chenghua in Ming Dynasty (1465) and named Yongning. During the Qing Dynasty (1644-1661), it was destroyed by fire. In the fifty-seventh year of Emperor Kangxi (1718), it was rebuilt and renamed today; in the fifth year of Xianfeng (1855), the second pier was swept away by floods, and it was rebuilt in six years.