Zhujiajiao Ancient Town Wonderful Vacation in Shanghai

Zhujiajiao Water Town is located 40 seven miles away from Shanghai. It is a common and historical water town in Qingpu Area, southern of the Yangtze Flow along Tour of China, which has almost 1,700 decades of record. Zhujiajiao, also known as “The Venice of Shanghai”, features charming waterways, rounded stone connects, old roads encapsulated with stone, and over 10,000 structures way back to the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing dynasties (1644-1911).

It is said that to visit Zhujiajaio without seeing the connects means that you have not really been to travel to Shanghai Zhujiajiao at all! Bridges in the area are unique and old, designed during Ming and Qing Dynasties. The old town is thoroughly linked by 36 sensitive covers in different designs and forms, from wood made to stone to stone. Fangsheng Link (Setting-fish-free Bridge) is the lengthiest, biggest and highest stone bridge, with five opportunities both in Zhujiajiao and in the Shanghai region. This bridge was designed in 1571. On the bridge appears a stone product known as Monster Checkpoint Stone, which is etched with 8 coiling mythical beasts encompassing a glowing gem. On top of the bridge are 4 natural stone tigers.

Endowed with another stylish name - 'Pearl Stream' - the little town is the best-preserved among the four historical cities in Shanghai. Unique old connects across effervescent sources, small waterways shady by willow plants, and homes with courtyard linked all transportation people who have been living among the afflication and afflication of the modern big city to a brand-new world full of antiquity, enjoyment and relaxed atmosphere. Towns and exhibitions first jumped up during the Three Kingdoms period, 1,700 decades ago, and during the Wanli Rule of the Ming Empire, it designed into this growing town, Top China travel Destinations with a substantial inhabitants and growing companies.