Shandong Liaocheng·Water Ancient City||This city is surrounded by water

||The city is surrounded by water. In order to truly reproduce the style of the ancient city, Liaocheng has built Dongchang Ancient City into a Chinese water ancient city that integrates historical sites, cultural allusions, tourism and leisure, and ecological livability. // Ancient Water City of China // ⚓️Location: Dongchangfu District, Liaocheng City, Shandong Province 🔹Tickets: Free 🌀Recommended play time: 2-4 hours 🚏Nearby attractions: Dongchang Lake, Ferris Wheel, Shanxi and Shaanxi Guild Hall ♦️Liaocheng—Water City in the North of the Yangtze River and Ancient Capital of the Grand Canal There is water in the city, there is a city in the water, the city and the lake are one The ancient Chinese water city area is only 1 square kilometer, surrounded by 6.3 square kilometers of lake water. ♦️With Guangyue Tower as the center, the cross street is divided into: South, North, East and West Streets, dividing the ancient water city into four parts 🛸Main check-in spots 🔺 Guangyue Tower A representative building from the Song and Yuan Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the largest existing Ming Dynasty pavilion in China Guangyue Tower, Yellow Crane Tower, Yueyang Tower, Tengwang Pavilion, etc. form the top ten famous towers in China. It holds an important position in the history of ancient Chinese architecture and is known as "even Huanghe and Yueyang should be admired". 🔺China Ejiao Museum——The beginning of Lounan Street in Gucheng District 🔺Golden Silkwood Museum——The beginning of Lounan Street in Gucheng District 🔺Haiyuan Pavilion and Haiyuan Pavilion Library - Middle section of Lounan Street, Gucheng District 🔺Seven Sages Temple——The beginning of Louxi Street in Gucheng District 🔺Old Photo Museum——Northwest corner of the ancient city 🏁Accommodation recommendations 🔹Huazhu Half Day B&B——West of the South Tower in the Old Town 🔹Buhua B&B——66 meters north of the southeast city wall of the ancient city I stayed at Huazhu Half Day B&B, which is right at the beginning of Lounan Street. I recommend it~