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Shizilou (Lion House) Tourism AreaLiaocheng Top 6 in Can't Miss Attractions
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Closed Open from 1/1-12/31,8:30am-5:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: Zijing St, Yanggu Xian, Liaocheng Shi, Shandong Sheng, China
mapPhone: 0635-6363199 0635-6361567 0635-6212330
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Great views, easy and fast transportation, overall ok
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Shizilou is located in the center of Historic Yanggu Town. It includes both the original Shizilou and the nearby Shizilou Tourist City. Taking the history and culture of the Song Dynasty as the background, Shizilou Tourist City combines Yanggu's historical stories and folk sceneries in a way which shows off the architectural style of the ancient city. It is a replication of what it used to be found in the Jingli Lane area of Yanggu City during the Song Dynasty. The main attractions include Wu Dalang's house, Granny Wang's Tea House, the Silversmith Shop, the Paper Horse Shop, the Cold Wine Shop, the Cobblestone Street, The five big shops at West Gate, Lion Street, Jade Emperor Temple, and the Opera Building.
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Great views, easy and fast transportation, overall ok
The views are lovely, the air is fresh and the overall feeling is good
Fun and fun,
its not bad, right! Staggered travel, not many people! Take a leisurely stroll...
It’s worth a visit. It’s the only way I pass every day since I was a kid. There are endless tourists from north to south. From the Song Dynasty to today, there are still the shadows of Water Margin and Jinpingmei. These cultures have more playful heritage than the Lion House. The south entrance of the prefect’s Yamen is my grandma’s old teahouse. If I were the eldest brother back then, I would leave my grandma’s old teahouse as a scenery, stay next to the lion building, and become a foothold for tourists from north to south, chatting about the story of the Water Margin. Discuss modern business, reunite the love of the classmates, and build the Water Margin culture together.