Ancient Buildings of Yangliu Village

The ancient Yangliu Village is well preserved in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. There are not many tourists. The tour experience is very good. The big house is slightly simple. The courtyard design is simple and elegant. The old objects are a little small. The original ticket is 40. The National Day Trip.com discount is 18 yuan. It is still worth it.

There is a distance from the Pharmaceutical University subway station, you need to take a taxi, the traffic is not very convenient, suitable for self-driving, there are not many tourists, it is an ordinary ancient village, suitable for weekend shopping

May 1 Labor Day, the wind and the sun, accompany the family to play here. During the festival, there were not many people and some fell. Ticket prices are also high. As the largest folk ancient village group in Nanjing, the key cultural and insurance units in the country are obviously not well developed.

Yangliu Village Ancient Buildings are located in Yangliu Village, Hushu Town, Jiangning District. There are 36 original houses, and 17 are more complete today, with a total of 36 houses and 366 houses.

Far from the city, it is suitable for friends around the university town of Jiangning District, Nanjing to relax. It has retained the village houses in the 1950s and 1960s of the last century, and there are some objects displayed during the sports period.

Yangliu Village Ancient Architectural Complex is located in Yangliu Village, Yangliu Lake Community, Hushu Street, Jiangning District, Nanjing City. It is a national key cultural relic protection unit. The ancient buildings are situated in the north facing the south, backed by Ma Chang Shan, and in front of Yangliu Lake. The whole Yangliu village is like a picture in which rape flowers are everywhere when spring comes. If you don't visit two ancient buildings, you don't need to buy tickets.

Known as the "99 and a half" ancient building complex in Jiangning District, it has been surrounded by 40 yuan fees, blocking many travelers. Maybe it is to increase the gold content of the scenic spots, incorporating "education base, folklore hall, heritage application" and other factors. It should be good, but should less tickets be better?