Dicunlao Street

Zhaicun Old Street is a concentrated representative of the ancient buildings in Taohuatan Town, and it has a long history of deposits. Most of the buildings along the river bank are dilapidated, and many are still being renovated. The ancient buildings are made of bricks and stones with wooden frame supporting structures. The volume and form of the buildings should be that of the wealthy and wealthy, while the east bank is mostly occupied by people of 10,000.

The old street can also be called the Shuidong Zhaijia Village or Zhaijia Village. The village is relatively large, with more than 300 relatively complete ancient houses of Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is located on the east bank of the picturesque Taohuatan, which is known to women and children. It is a deep and prosperous Old street. It was built in the early years of Eastern Han Dynasty. Nowadays, antique calligraphy and painting shops abound in the old streets. The customers who come here for travel, leisure and shopping are endless, lively, and culturally rich.

When we arrived at the Taohuatan Scenic Area, we chose to enter the scenic spot from the Zhai Village Ancient Street on the east bank. The original appearance of the Zhai Village Old Street is kept intact. The buildings on both sides are primitive and atmospheric. There are many old objects in the shops along the street. , Very interesting, the gravel road is very distinctive. The end of the old street is Tage Guan.

It’s a good place to be trampled on, it’s very depressed, I don’t recommend going