What means of transportation are there in Luodai Ancient Town?

Transportation Guide to Luodai Ancient Town: Buses in Chengdu extend in all directions, and most places can be reached by bus, especially various scenic spots in the city. At present, most buses in Chengdu are unmanned fare-selling buses, and you need to bring your own change to enter coins. Regardless of distance, the fare is generally 1 yuan for the bus, 2 yuan for air-conditioned cars and high-end cars.

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Chengdu Information Kiosks are also set up at major intersections in Chengdu where crowds are concentrated, where you can check bus routes by yourself. Information on major attractions, hotels, hotels, ticketing and other information can be self-checked.

Taxi Taxis in the city are mostly Xiali and Jetta, with green tops and yellow bodies or blue tops and yellow bodies. The starting price is 5 yuan/3 kilometers from 7:00 to 22:00 every day, and 1.4 yuan/km after 3 kilometers; the starting price is 6 yuan/3 kilometers from 22:00 to 7:00, and 1.7 yuan/km after 3 kilometers.

Taxi drivers in Chengdu generally do not rip off customers, and most of them can be regarded as living maps. They know all the delicious and fun places, and you will probably not go wrong by accepting their suggestions. Please use the meter and be sure to ask for an invoice when you get off the bus.

Human tricycles Tricycles have become a feature of Chengdu. They are mostly found within the First Ring Road, and most in the city center. Tricycle drivers have uniform work clothes and a uniform work ID hanging on their chests. The starting price is 5 yuan/vehicle/time. The total price is determined by negotiation with the tricycle driver based on the distance traveled.

Self-driving and chartered cars Chengdu is a plain area, so it is very suitable for self-driving travel, especially in the areas around Chengdu. In recent years, the Chengdu government has made great efforts to improve the road traffic conditions, providing convenience for tourists to travel. .

For those who don’t like to travel in groups, if they want to go out for fun but don’t want to spend too much time, chartering a car after arriving in Chengdu is a wise choice.

General prices: 12-seater van: 650 yuan/day; 7-seater off-road vehicle: 1,000 yuan/day; ordinary sedan (Audi, Santana, etc.): 700 yuan/day; 7-seater commercial vehicle: 900 Yuan/day; 17-seater Iveco: 800 yuan/day; 22-seater Golden Dragon: 900 yuan/day; 30-seater Golden Dragon: 1,000 yuan/day.

This is the price for regular routes to Jiuzhaigou, Siguniang Mountain, Xiling Snow Mountain, etc. The price fluctuates depending on the route and travel season and needs to be negotiated. If you hire a driver, the driver's salary is 50 yuan/day/person, which does not include the driver's salary, food, accommodation, fuel expenses, and tolls.

Luodai Ancient Town is located 10 kilometers north of Longquan Town, at the foothills of Er'e Mountain in the middle of the Longquan Mountains. It was built during the Shu-Han period of the Three Kingdoms. Legend has it that the jade belt of Liu Chan, the queen of the Shu-Han Dynasty, fell into the octagonal well next to the town. There are more than 20,000 Hakka residents in the town, accounting for 90% of the town's population; hence the name Hakka in Western China. Known as the first town. They commonly use a dialect called Hakka, which retains some phonology of ancient Chinese. Luodai people call the Hakka dialect they speak "local Cantonese", which is consistent with the standard Hakka dialect pronunciation of Guangdong Meixian dialect, such as dressing. , their words are "wearing clothes", raining is "falling into the water", etc.

Luodai Ancient Town preserves a relatively complete Hakka culture. Most of the villagers in the ancient town and surrounding areas are descendants of Guangdong immigrants. You can feel the rich Hakka tradition when you walk there. There are many exquisite ancient building complexes in Luodai Ancient Town, the famous ones are the Guangdong Guild Hall, Jiangxi Guild Hall, etc.

Since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it has become the main naturalization place for immigrants from other provinces, especially the "Huguang Fill-in" in the early Qing Dynasty. Sichuan", immigrants from Guangdong, Hubei, Jiangxi, Shaanxi and Shanxi provinces have moved in one after another. As a result, immigrants from the north and the south are mixed here, and the accents from the south to the north still exist.

The "Guangdong Guild Hall" (formerly known as "Nanhua Palace") currently located on the street of Luodai Town is a masterpiece of Sichuan Hakka architecture and an important symbol of "the first Hakka town in Sichuan". The guild hall was built in the 10th year of Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty (1746), with a total area of ??3044.75 square meters. It is currently the best preserved and largest Hakka guild hall in Sichuan. In April 1981, it was announced as a Chengdu municipal cultural relic protection unit. The main building consists of three halls: front, middle and back. Among them, the back hall is a Xieshan-style wooden building with double eaves on the second floor and one bottom. The top is covered with yellow glazed tiles, and there are high arched wind and fire walls on both sides, giving people a majestic, flying and simple feeling. A sense of solemnity. In addition, there are nine couplets preserved in the museum. These couplets not only commemorate the hardships of the predecessors to start their own business, but also express longing for the mountains and rivers of their hometown.