Things to do in Quannan

Longnan Taiping Bridge has spanned the Taiping River for six hundred years, providing a passage for pedestrians to cross the river and sheltering them from wind and rain. Even when the river was flooded and the floodwaters were raging, it still stood firm.

Yangcun Yanyiwei is located at the foot of Liyuzhai, the center of Yangcun Town, Longnan City, Jiangxi Province, 60 kilometers north of the county seat. It was built in the seventh year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty by Lai Fuzhi, a wealthy family in Yangcun. The name of the wei was taken from the two characters "Yanyi" in the Shanhaijing, "Tuxian Rongchang, Yanyi Yimou", which means foresight and prosperity of descendants. Yangcun Yanyiwei is the tallest and thickest existing Hakka weiwu, an ancient Qing Dynasty building with both defense and residential functions. It was listed as the fifth batch of national key protection units in 2001.

We didn't catch any squid, but the owner helped us by casting a net every half hour, bringing up quite a few. We had a barbecue on the boat, which was a nice way to relax and have some fun in the evening. Even though we didn't catch any fish, we still had a barbecue and seafood porridge dinner.

it is great to visit .cultural heritage charming village with lantern .recommended to do at night .so pretty .very lively with lots of food stall

As expected of Songcheng, it's really good. First of all, the environment is nice, and the prices are incredibly low. For example, a cup of green tea is only 6 yuan, and you can even get refills! The most interesting thing is the courtesan's dance! It's truly excellent!

I came here because of its reputation, and visited Chaozhou Ancient City, Guangji Bridge, Guangji Tower, and Kaiyuan Temple to learn about Chaoshan culture and taste local delicacies. In March, the spring sunshine was just right, the weather was pleasant, and I felt very comfortable.

A truly beautiful sight! The twinkling lights and bustling crowds create a lively atmosphere. The various lanterns, adorned with different shapes and designs, depict plant landscapes, small animals, and other cultural elements, leaving a particularly deep impression.

Jingshan Slide, also known as the Sunset Roller Coaster, winds its way down the mountain from the summit. You can control your speed, feel the wind rushing past your ears, and enjoy panoramic views of Xianglu Bay as you glide – a truly unique experience. The track is well-maintained; the curves are exciting but not too thrilling, making it a great stress reliever for young people. You can take a cable car up the mountain and ride the slide down, combining tranquility and activity for a rich and varied experience.

After visiting the Thai Buddhist Hall at Kaiyuan Temple, a taxi ride cost just over three yuan took me directly to Han Yu's Ancestral Hall. Walking there would have been 1.8km, which would have been quite tiring. Taxis are relatively cheap in Chaozhou. This place mainly introduces the life of Han Yu from the Tang Dynasty, his contributions during his exile to Chaozhou, and praises his patriotism and dedication to the people. It's worth taking a short stroll, as the reservation ticket is free, essentially like visiting a small park. The ticket entrance for Guangji Bridge is just over 100 meters away. After visiting Guangji Bridge, you can go directly there to experience the culture and charm of a pontoon bridge before returning to the ancient city, avoiding backtracking.