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Dengfeng Bridge 登封桥Dēngfēng Qiáo
National heritage site · Huangshan, Anhui
- Time needed
- 30 minutes
- Days to budget
- Half a day
- City
- Huangshan
- Region
- Anhui
- Type
- Heritage
- Listed as
- National heritage site
About Dengfeng Bridge
A nine-arch stone bridge 148 m long across the Heng River at the northern foot of Mount Qiyun, on the old walking route up the Taoist mountain. First built in 1587 at the urging of the Huizhou prefect Gu Zhixian and rebuilt in its present form in 1791, it has a stone gateway at each end, of which the southern one is original.
How to get to Dengfeng Bridge
In Qiyunshan town at the foot of Mount Qiyun, about 35 km west of Tunxi by road.
Nearby
- Xidi 西递村 10 km
A quieter UNESCO twin of Hongcun: flagstone lanes, merchant houses and a Ming archway - Hongcun Village 宏村 20 km
A merchant village planned in the shape of an ox, mirrored in its own pond - Huangshan (Yellow Mountain) 黄山 40 km
Granite spires, wind-bent pines and a sea of clouds straight out of an ink painting
Also within 20 km: Mount Qiyun 齐云山 (under 10 km), Tong'an Hall, Xiuning 休宁同安堂 (10 km), Pingshan Village 屏山村 (20 km), Sanhuai Hall, Xitou 溪头三槐堂 (20 km), Nanping Village 南屏村 (20 km), Guchengyan 古城岩 (20 km).
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