Yongning Zhou Ancient City

The ancient city was built in the thirteenth year of Chenghua in Ming Dynasty (1477), and has a history of 537 years. The stone city wall is 3.2 meters thick and has four gates. The east gate is "Dongxing Gate", the south gate is "Zhenning Gate", and the west gate is "Anding Gate". , The North Gate "Yingen Gate". On the bank of the river not far between Baishouyan and the ancient city, there is also a thousand-year-old Double Ninth Tree.

It can only be said to be a dilapidated ancient city. The ancient buildings in the ancient city have basically been torn down. Only the city walls that have gone through many years are left with three gates. The ferry by the river is also worth seeing, but unfortunately there are few ancient buildings in the city. build

The scenery of the town is very beautiful, there are long Heti roads on both sides of the river, and the beautiful scenery is right in front of you!

Located at the northern end of Baishou Town, Yongfu County, Guilin, the ancient town of Yongning Prefecture, surrounded by mountains and rivers, has beautiful scenery and is a geomantic land. The first thing I saw was the "South Gate", which is the only one of the four gate towers in the east, south, west, and north. The others are single-eave buildings. The gate made of bluestone was written with "Yongzhen Gate" in three large characters. After reading the introduction on the stone carvings beside the gate, it was discovered that this was originally called "Zhenning Gate", but it is unknown why it was renamed. On a whim, stepping on the overgrown flagstone stairs on the left, ascended the gate. Looking into the distance, the blue-gray city wall stretches westward under the sky, and there are buildings in the city, with blue bricks and black tiles, and overhead arches. The sky is a bit cloudy, the clouds are thousands of miles away, and the wind is very strong. Standing in the wind, it is inevitable that one can imagine.

There is nothing to play and those interested in architecture can take a look