Muyi Bridge

Muyi Bridge

Muyi bridge is a three hole stone arch bridge. It was built in 1832 and crosses the Zhanghe River from east to west. The bridge is 53 meters in length, 3.50 meters in width, 8.10 meters in height, and 8.60 meters in three spans. There is a water diversion point on the upstream surface of the pier. The bridge deck is equipped with a bridge railing. The bridge is inscribed with the word "Muyi bridge" on the bridge forehead, and it is inscribed with the title "12 years of Daoguang". On the east side of the bridge, there is a pavilion building for worshiping gods and resting, which is rectangular in plane and arranged vertically with the arch bridge; on the middle side is a passage, and on both sides there is a three Bay hard peak building, which faces left and right, symmetrically arranged, with gable guanyindou form, building stone columns and wooden beams, with large materials and rich carvings.

Muyi bridge is a bridge building combining stone arch bridge and Bridge pavilion, with unique type and high cultural relic value.

Address: west side of Qianlu village, Qianlu Township, Huzhen District, Jinyun County, Lishui City

Longitude: 120.265057

Latitude: 28.765268

Ticket information: no ticket required.

Chinese PinYin : Mu Yi Qiao