Fenghuang
In the style of the Dong minority’s Wind and Rain bridges, this attractive structure vaults the waters of the Tuo River and is illuminated at night. Like…
Must-see attractions in Fenghuang
Fenghuang
Stones laid out for crossing the river. Not a great idea to cross them after too many glasses of the local strong stuff.
Fenghuang
Built in 1836, this building's exterior (by the door) still has some faded slogans from the Cultural Revolution. There are two lovely black-and-white…
Fenghuang
Restored fragments of the city wall lie along the south bank of the Tuo River. Carvings of fish and mythical beasts adorn the eaves of the North Gate…
Fenghuang
The town’s wealthiest resident, Pei Shoulu, has his personal collection of antiques on display in his former residence on Shijia Long. The collection of…
Fenghuang
Built in 1755, this assembly hall north of Wanming Pagoda served as the Jiangxi guildhall for almost 200 years. It now has dance performances every half…
Fenghuang
The Ming dynasty defensive wall, 13km west of town, once stretched to Guizhou province. It's been largely rebuilt, though it does provide nice views of…
Fenghuang
Rising above the old town's eastern flank is this small hill, which affords views over town. A few modern buildings grace the park. Admission is not…
Fenghuang
A Tang dynasty military outpost, this village is well preserved and of interest to architecture buffs. Located 25km west of town, you'll need to take a…
Fenghuang
This elegant and slim pagoda was built during the reign of Emperor Jiaqing. It cannot be climbed, but is gloriously illuminated at night and makes for…
Fenghuang
Carvings of fish and mythical beasts adorn the eaves of the North Gate Tower, one of four original main gates. The town ticket office is located on the…
Fenghuang
This small, one-time Taoist temple is now home to a silversmithing training centre.
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The famous modern novelist was born here in 1902. (His tomb is east of town.) His most famous novel – Border Town (边城) – is definitely worth a read.
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One way to get across the river. It's a bit narrow but just about wide enough for two people to pass going in opposite directions.
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The old city gate leading into Wenhua Sq from Sanwangge Lu is a robust and impressive chunk of architecture.
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Off Dongzheng Jie, this temple was once dedicated to the patron of seafarers. It's not open to the public.
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A survey of the old town’s history; sadly, most of the captions are in Chinese only.
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This 18th-century walled temple is now a middle school and cannot be entered.
