Caifeng Bridge

Caifeng bridge is located in shundang village, Baishi Township, 74 kilometers north of Yunlong County, across the river.

It was built in the Chongzhen period of Ming Dynasty and maintained in later dynasties. In the Guangxu period, the bridge pavilion in the West was rebuilt into a loft, named "Tongzi Pavilion". The bridge is a single span cantilever wooden beam bridge, with a total length of 33.3 meters, a width of 4.7 meters, a net span of 27 meters and a height of 11.33 meters. The construction of the bridge body is staggered by wooden squares, and is carried out layer by layer from the piers on both sides to the center of the river, such as the bucket arch in the pavilion building. When the distance between the two ends of the bucket arch is 9 meters, five beams are used to connect it, and the wooden boards are laid on it to form the bridge deck, and the bridge body is covered with the roof. Both sides of the bridge are covered with wooden boards, and two rows of wooden benches are built in the bridge for pedestrians to rest. It was announced as a cultural relic protection unit of Yunlong County in 1988.

Caifeng Bridge

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Caifeng bridge: Caifeng bridge in Yunlong County

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Address: shundang village, Baishi Township, Yunlong County

Longitude: 99.377296

Latitude: 26.279824