Ancient Ferry Crossing and Lounge Bridge

The Xianyang Lake Park on the south side of Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province, has been repaired on the wind and rain covered bridge. In recent years, it has been built in Qin style. It is magnificent. It is now a 4a scenic spot. The improvement of the city's taste has a great role, especially beautiful.

The ancient ferry bridge built on the Weihe River in the center of Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province has become the latest Internet celebrity punching place in Xianyang City. Those who come here to travel basically come here to turn around. The scenery on both sides of the bridge is very beautiful. The surrounding area of the bridge is now under construction. All the facilities are complete and beautiful.

The Luo River was originally full of water, and the ferry scene was very large in ancient times. Now the ancient ferry bridge has been repaired, divided into two floors, and you can walk together. There are many statues and pictures on the side, which explain the history in detail. Look at the wide Luo River, open heart.

The ancient ferry bridge is a landmark building in Xianyang, its name is derived from the "Xianyang Ancient Ferry" of Guanzhong Eight Views. The bridge is from the north of the Xiangyang Road to the south bank of the Luohe River. It is connected to the Century Avenue and spans the Luohe River. It is 748 meters long and 14 meters wide. It is the first Qin architectural style and double-layer pedestrian landscape bridge in the country. It forms the Xianyang Ancient Du Cultural Landscape Belt with the surrounding Qinghui Building, Xianyang Ancient Du Site Museum, and Luohe Ancient Du Site, highlighting the ancient city style of "Deshan Xianyang, the former capital of the Great Qin".

Located in Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province, across the Weihe River, it was officially completed and used on October 1, 2017. It is the first Qin architectural style and double-layer pedestrian landscape bridge in the country.

The Xianyang Lake Scenic Area built along the Luohe River in Xianyang, Shaanxi Province has a Qin Dynasty architectural style ancient ferry bridge, the ancient ferry bridge is 750 meters long, two-story steel structure, pure Qin Dynasty style architecture, typical red and black main color, atmosphere, stability, simple. Two scenery during the day and night, both feel really good, both feel let you linger. In addition, the overall architecture of Xianyang Lake Scenic Area complements each other, forming a more beautiful scenery. Although the bridge can only be built on foot, it also brings great convenience to the residents on both sides of the river. The masses on the south bank of the river walked directly to the center of Xianyang City in 10 minutes. It was really convenient. It directly brought the distance between the two sides of the river closer a lot. I recommend everyone to have a chance to see it.

Xianyang Ancient Dudu Bridge is located in Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province. It is built on the Weihe River on the south side of the city. It was officially completed and used on October 1, 2017. It is the first Qin architectural style and double-layer pedestrian landscape bridge in the country. The ancient ferry bridge is a new landmark building in Xianyang, its name originates from the ancient capital of Xianyang, which is the eight scenes of Guanzhong. From Weiyang Road to the north of the covered bridge, south to Luohenan and Century Avenue are connected, across the Luo River, the length is 750 meters, the width is 14 meters, the bridge is divided into two floors, the first floor is available for citizens to walk, the second floor is a leisure sightseeing platform, there is a main attic and two attached attic, when citizens visit, Especially standing on the 2nd floor platform facing the east and west sides of the Li River, it is really good to watch the scenery of the buildings on both sides of the Li River. This bridge is also a symbol of Xianyang, Qindingdu. The construction of this bridge also played a good role in the passage of the people on both sides of the Li River.