Lufeng Heijing Ancient Town Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Lufeng Heijing Ancient Town is known as the "living fossil of Ming and Qing society". It is a famous historical and cultural town in China and one of the top ten charming towns in Yunnan. Heijing has been operating wells to boil salt since the Han Dynasty. Over the past 2,000 years, it has become an ancient town with a prosperous economy and multiculturalism. It was most prosperous in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the urban layout of the Ming and Qing Dynasties is still completely preserved. There are many ancient houses with strong local ethnic characteristics and deep houses and courtyards with Western architectural style. The typical Wu family courtyard is the most attractive. The stone carvings of Heijing are even more outstanding. Whether they are pillar stones, stone statues or stone utensils, they are all works of art. Walking into the ancient town and strolling through it, it exudes an old charm and makes people recall the prosperity of the past.

Attractions distribution:

Heijing Ancient Town is located on the bank of Longchuan River 98 kilometers northwest of Lufeng County and 75 kilometers away from Chuxiong. Wumaqiao divides the ancient town into two parts: the east and west parts. The ancient archway, ancient salt well, ancient stone carvings, ancient dragon temple, ancient courtyard, ancient temple, ancient streets and ancient houses are scattered throughout the period. The main attractions include Qing'an Embankment, Heijing Confucian Temple, Jiexiao Zongzong Square, Wuma Bridge, Wu Family Courtyard, Jinshi Courtyard, Feilai Temple, Zhutian Temple, Zhenjue Zen Temple, Dalong Temple, Heiniu Salt Well, Dajing, Zhenwu Temple, Tomb of General Wugong, Monk Tombs of Wanshou Mountain, Stone Dragon Cremation Tombs, Neolithic Sites, Eighteen Ploughed Fields, Dishuiqing Waterfall, etc.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, worship, history and culture, ancient towns

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