Anping Bridge
安平桥
A Southern Song dynasty stone slab beam bridge about 2,255 meters long, known as “the longest bridge under heaven.” It is China's longest surviving ancient stone bridge.
Anping Bridge spans between Anhai Town in Jinjiang and Shuitou Town in Nan'an. It was built during the Shaoxing reign of the Southern Song dynasty. About 2,255 meters long, it is commonly known as the “Five Li Bridge” and is China's longest surviving ancient stone beam bridge. It is a World Heritage site. Along the bridge are Shuixin Pavilion and Zhong Pavilion. Wetland parks lie on both sides. Walking the full length takes about 40 minutes one way. Free admission. It lies about 35 kilometers from Quanzhou's old city and can be combined with Wudianshi and Caoan.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Cao'an Manichaean Temple
- Cai Family Ancient Residences
- Wudianshi Historic District
- Wanshou (Gusao) Pagoda
- Deji Gate Ruins
- Quanzhou Tianhou Temple
- Qingjing Mosque
- Tonghuai Guanyue Temple