Mianyang Surrounding Tours|A place filled with historical charm and natural scenery

A place filled with historical charm and natural scenery. Wow~ Guangyuan Lanmawall, what a mysterious and interesting place! Guangyuan Lanmawall, located 8 kilometers west of Jianzhou Ancient City in Jiange County, Guangyuan City, Sichuan Province, is like a dazzling pearl inlaid at the junction of the Sichuan Basin and the Qinling Mountains. Here, it is a section of the Cuiyun Corridor in the Jianmen Shu Road, an important passage for ancient transportation. Do you know? The history of Lanmawall is super long! It was built during the pre-Qin period, flourished in the Han Dynasty, and was known as the 'Pre-Qin Ancient Road', also the only land passage connecting Qin and Shu! Just like the ancient highway, super important! Moreover, the characteristic of Lanmawall is 'three ancients': ancient paths, ancient trees, and ancient transportation facilities. The ancient path here is very well preserved, with bluestone slabs forming a solid and flat road surface, making people feel as if they can travel through time and return to ancient times! At the dangerous parts of the post road, to prevent horses from falling off the cliffs, people built high Lanmawalls. Some of these walls were built with stones, some with earth, all super sturdy! And, the walls are also coated with lime to remind people riding horses to pay attention to safety. What's even more amazing is that there are so many ancient cypress trees here! More than 240! They are tall and straight, with lush branches and leaves, as if telling ancient stories. Most of these ancient cypress trees were planted by the Shu Han army during the Three Kingdoms period, which is really magical! In short, Guangyuan Lanmawall is a place full of historical charm and natural scenery. If you have the chance to travel to Sichuan, be sure to check it out~ ❤️tips: ①Do not bring flammable and explosive dangerous goods into the area ②Bring your own garbage bags, pack and take away! (There are no trash cans in the scenic area)