Things to do in Longquan

Selected for Fall Viewing Attractions in Zhejiang

Longquan Mountain Tourist Area

Songcheng Longquanshan Tourist Area is situated in Fengyang Mountain-Baishanzu Nature Reserve, Longquan City, Zhejiang Province. Its main peak, Huangmaojian, is 1929 meters over sea level. Similar to the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, it creates the unique natural wonders of many plateaus such as plateau lakes and alpine grasslands. Currently, six major scenic spots such as Longquan Grand Canyon and Wilderness Mountain Villa have been opened. The strange forms of the stone in the scenic spot, the Buddha light in the cloud top, and the Longquan Buddha in nature are all stunning

Xitou Village

Xitou Village is the seat ofBaoxi Township, where people and nature exist in harmony, giving it a unique village character. The world's largest cluster of dragon kilns is preserved here, the International Bamboo Architecture Biennale is hosted here, and the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army launched its campaign here. Its forest coverage rate is 89.6%. The Oujiang River,Minjiang River, and Qiantang River originate here, earning it the title of Source of the Three Rivers and the reputation of being a water treasure trove. Local farmers release carp into the stream whenever there is a joyous occasion, which has become an unwritten custom. Today, schools of fish swim in the stream, creating a beautiful local scene.

Yuandi Village

Yuandi Village in Shangyang Town is a large administrative village in Longquan City. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, it was a renowned landlord village, and it still preserves 28 ancient residential buildings from that era, covering over 20,000 square meters. Simple and imposing Ming Dynasty pillars, intricately carved Qing Dynasty corbels, and doors and windows influenced by Western styles are found everywhere. Village Party Secretary Xu Dayou told reporters that Yuandi Village has produced many talented people since modern times. The densely packed ancient residences are a major feature of Yuandi Village. Upon entering the village, one is greeted by lofty white walls, dark blue roof tiles, ornate ridge decorations, and carved beams and painted rafters, all showcasing the architectural characteristics of Zhejiang mountain villages; it is a model of ancient residences in Longquan. The entire village is nestled against mountains and streams, situated within a trumpet-shaped valley. A belt-shaped canal that serves for water storage, irrigation, fire prevention, and daily water supply and drainage encircles the village. The upper part of the village is exemplified by the former residence of Xu Yangshan, all of which follow the Si Shui Gui Tang style.

Longquan Celadon Museum

The Longquan Celadon Museum is a more stylish museum in the entire Lishui City area. The entrance is like a huge porcelain kiln. The exhibition hall ranges from the ancient works of the Five Dynasties to the wonderful "Ge Kiln" works that flourished in the Yuan Dynasty, as well as the fine celadon produced today. Dazzling. This tour will give you a complete understanding of the history of the occurrence, prosperity, decline and revival of the Longquan porcelain industry.

No. 2 of Fall Viewing Attractions in Zhejiang

YunHe Rice Terraces

The YunHe Rice Terraces are one of the larger terraces in Eastern China. Apart from the terraces and clouds, sunrises can be seen from May to June. These are mainly divided into two major tourist areas, Silver Valley and Jiuqu Yunhuan. Among them, there are two viewing platforms named "Sunrise amongst Sea of Clouds" and "Sky and Cloud", between which the former is suitable for watching sunrise and has a nice sea of clouds landscape.

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.

Xiazhang Ancient Village

The ancient village is a natural village within Xiazhang Village, Xijie Subdistrict, Longquan City. Streams from Yanzhang Creek and Baishuigou flow through the village, rushing toward the village entrance to form the spectacular Baiyun Waterfall, before surging toward the Longquan Main Stream in the city, merging into the Oujiang River, and flowing toward the East China Sea. Xiazhang Yunwu Ancient Village is a cluster of ancient Qing Dynasty dwellings, with mud walls, wooden beams, wooden bridges, and wooden fences, creating a scene reminiscent of the classic small bridges and flowing water lifestyle. You can see villagers chatting and playing cards in small groups, leisurely and content, or sitting together on the wooden bridges over the murmuring water, far from the hustle and bustle, enjoying a cup of tea and family time. The hillsides surrounding the village are filled with strange rocks and towering trees. Looking out from a high vantage point, you are greeted by lush greenery, while wisps of cooking smoke add a touch of charm to the rustic Yunwu Village.

China Celadon Town · Piyun Celadon Cultural Park

China Celadon Town·Peyun Celadon Culture Park is centered on the former site of the state-run Longquan Porcelain Factory, including the state-run Longquan Porcelain Factory Factory, the State-owned Porcelain Factory Exhibition Hall, the history of modern Longquan celadon, and the exhibition of master craftsmen. The core content is the "Celadon Tracing" historical stage play. The stage is based on the historical site of the Longquan Porcelain Factory. The history of Longquan Celadon is interpreted, allowing visitors to fully appreciate the charm of the Millennium Longquan celadon.

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