Chang'an Bridge

Chang'an Bridge

Chang'an bridge, also known as Xingfu bridge, is a single hole stone arch bridge. It was built in the early years of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty and has been about 200 years. The bridge is 18.7 meters long, 17 meters wide and 5 meters high, spanning nanpeilingshui.

The whole bridge deck is made of cobbles and gravel, and then it is not only compact but also beautiful, forming a simple and generous pattern. The bridge is a single hole stone arch bridge made of cobblestone and gravel. There is a wooden house built on the bridge, which has been a good place for villagers to shelter themselves from the sun and rain since ancient times. There are three Buddha statues in the house, with Guanyin statue in the middle, Tudi Gong on the left and Weituo Dharma general on the right. On the north side of the bridge, there is a temple about the emperor, in which there is a statue of Guandi; on the other side, there are two ancient camphors, each of which needs two people to hold together, and the four seasons are green and the scenery is pleasant.

Chang'an bridge is located in qixiakeng village, Xikou Town, Fenghua. There are many large-scale Hui style buildings nearby. Although some of them have been abandoned, their exquisite brick carvings can still make people marvel at the exquisite craftsmanship of the ancients. Surrounded by mountains, the village houses basically maintain the original style.

Address: Chang'an village, Changtang Town, Shangyu District, Shaoxing City

Longitude: 120.800681

Latitude: 29.956541

Ticket information: free.

Chinese PinYin : Zhang An Qiao