Yongqingfang Style: Stunning Night Spots in Historical District

#chinaattractions Yongqingfang is located in the core area of Xiguan, Liwan District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, with an area of about 760,000 square meters. It is a famous scenic spot integrating tourism, culture, entertainment and social functions. It is also a national AAAA-level tourist scenic spot. The history of Yongqingfang can be traced back to the Qing Dynasty. It was once one of the most prosperous business districts in Guangzhou, but due to the increase in population and the aging of buildings, the neighborhood gradually declined.In 2015, Guangzhou established the Urban Renewal Bureau to micro-transform Enning Road and successfully transform it into today's Yongqing Square. Historical background and cultural characteristics The interior of Yongqing Square is connected with the Litchi Bay Chung Water system, which is the most preserved arcade complex in Guangzhou.There are 79 architectural heritage sites and 6 intangible cultural heritage sites preserved in the neighborhood, and the traditional style of the 1.2-kilometer Shilou Street has also been completely restored. Yongqingfang not only retains the historical style of Guangzhou's old town, but also incorporates the fashion elements of the modern city, becoming a new cultural landmark for the micro-transformation of Guangzhou's old city. Main attractions and activities The main attractions of Yongqing Square include Lai Chi Wan Chung, Liwan Lake Park, Renwei Ancestral Temple and Pagoda.Lai Chi Wan Chung is one of the core attractions of Yongqing Square. During the late Qing Dynasty, it was a prosperous area where merchants gathered.Liwan Lake Park covers an area of 300,000 square meters, reflecting the characteristics of Lingnan Gardens.Historical buildings such as Renwei Ancestral Temple and Pagoda have also preserved a large number of historical buildings and traditional cultural elements. Transportation information Yongqingfang is located at No. 99 Enning Road, Liwan District, Guangzhou. Visitors can take METRO Line 1 and get off at Changshou Road Station and exit from Exit A, or take metro Line 6 and get off at Huangsha Station and exit from Exit B.In addition, there is also a parking lot nearby for tourists to use.