Qiancheng Bridge & Tangkou Village
千乘桥与棠口村
A Qing-dynasty wooden covered bridge at the lower end of Tangkou Village, with an octagonal pavilion, ancient trees and an archway. It is a classic Pingnan bridge scene.
Qiancheng Bridge stands at the entrance to Tangkou Village in Tangkou Township. It was first built in the Southern Song dynasty and rebuilt during the Jiaqing era of the Qing dynasty. It is a single-span wooden arch bridge with a shrine inside the covered section. It is one of the Pingnan Covered Bridges, a national key cultural relic protection unit. At the bridge head are an octagonal pavilion, a filial-piety archway and the riverbank of the Tangkou Stream, which is a good spot for photos at dusk. Entry is free. The bridge is about 8 km from the county seat and can easily be combined with a visit to Jitou Ancient Village.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Jitou Village & Farming-Study Culture Museum
- Shuangxi Ancient Town
- Xiadi Village
- Jixia Village
- Yuanyang Stream
- Qianfenxi Village
- Baishuiyang
- Siping Village