Huilan & Qinglong Wind-and-Rain Bridges
回澜·青龙风雨桥
Ming-dynasty wind-and-rain bridges in Youmu Village, Chaodong Town, combining bridge, pavilion, and tower, representative of Fuchuan's bridge cluster.
More than twenty wind-and-rain bridges survive in Fuchuan. The most famous are Huilan and Qinglong Wind-and-Rain Bridges in the Youmu Village area of Chaodong Town. They are close to each other and, together with Zhongling Wind-and-Rain Bridge in Fuxi Village, form the national key cultural heritage site 'Fuchuan Yao Wind-and-Rain Bridge Cluster.' Huilan Bridge dates to the Ming dynasty and is a covered timber bridge on stone piers. Pavilion-style towers at each end offered travelers shelter from the rain and a place to rest. Admission is free, a visit takes about an hour, and it is often combined with Fuxi Village.
Opening hours
Open all day