Longjin Wind and Rain Bridge
龙津风雨桥
A Dong-style wind and rain bridge spanning the Wu River, about 250 meters long, with a covered gallery and drum-tower-style bridge pavilions. It is especially beautiful when lit up at night.
Longjin Wind and Rain Bridge spans the Wu River in Zhijiang County. It was first built during the Wanli era of the Ming dynasty, was damaged over time, and was rebuilt in the Dong style in the 1990s. It is about 250 meters long and is one of the largest Dong wind and rain bridges. The bridge deck is a covered gallery with several drum-tower-style pavilions and shops on both sides, and it can be crossed on foot for free. After dark, the whole bridge is lit up and reflected in the Wu River, making it Zhijiang's most photogenic night view. The Tianhou Temple and the pedestrian street are at its end.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Zhijiang Tianhou Temple
- Zhijiang Flying Tigers Museum
- Former Site of the Japanese Surrender (Zhijiang)
- Jingping Ancient Village
- Furong Tower
- Qianyang Ancient Town
- Hongjiang Ancient Commercial Town
- Anjiang Agricultural School Memorial Park