Fuchuan Ming Dynasty Town
富川古明城
An ancient walled town at the county center, built in the Hongwu era of the Ming dynasty, with a Confucian temple, a martial temple, cobblestone flower streets, and an old opera stage, free to visit.
Ancient Fuchuan Ming Town was first built in 1396, the 29th year of the Hongwu era of the Ming dynasty. It is located in Fuyang Town, the county seat, and covers about 0.42 square kilometers. Its east, south, and north gates and most of its walls survive. Inside are a Confucian temple, a martial temple, eleven cobblestone 'flower streets,' an old opera stage, a lantern tower, an old well, and historic residences. It is a 4A-level scenic area with no entrance fee. There is night lighting, which makes it a good place for an evening stroll, and nearby you can try Yao oil tea and stuffed tofu.
Opening hours
Open all day