Is the ancient town of Wanling in Rongchang interesting?

Rongchang Wanling Ancient Town is fun.

Wanling Ancient Town, formerly known as Land and Air Town, is an ancient town that is prosperous due to water transportation. As early as the Southern Song Dynasty, it was famous for producing palace tribute honey. In addition, the Laixi River next to the ancient town is also a waterway transportation channel, where government money and grain and merchants from south to north often meet and gradually form a water pier integrating accommodation and storage. In the early Qing dynasty, it developed into a market called Lukongchang, which has a history of more than 300 years.

Wanling Ancient Town has a long history, and it is also the fifth batch of "China Famous Historical and Cultural Towns" in China. There are many scenic spots, such as Huguang Guild Hall, which is convenient for immigrants from other provinces to hold meetings and activities during Huguang's filling in Sichuan. Dayu's special "Yu Palace" and Rong Da Village, especially Rong Da Village, which prevent bandits, have gone through more than 200 years. Although the old look has changed, the heritage still exists, which is quite spectacular.

The ancient town of Wanling is a water pier that thrives on water. Laixi River winds through the middle of the ancient town, which is also the most concentrated place of scenic spots in the ancient town. The Buddha statue on the west side of the river bank is solemn and glittering, and the Rong Da village on the east side of the river is simple and vicissitudes. The most beautiful thing is the small river, which flows slowly, or choppy, spectacular, or quiet and elegant. No matter what happens, it is the elegance of the ancient town, which makes people yearn for it.

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The last thing you can't miss when you go to Wanling Ancient Town is Rong Da Bridge, which was built in Zhengde period of Ming Dynasty. Shiping Bridge, spanning the east and west banks of Laixi River, has a total length of 116m and a width of1,75m. After a hundred years of wind and rain, it is still well preserved, and it is still the only way for residents of ancient towns to travel. Although there are not many tourists, the pedestrians on the Pingqiao Bridge.