The pavilions, terraces and waterside pavilions in Guandu Ancient Town are good places for locals to entertain themselves. They play music, play music, play chess and cards, embroider and chat, which is very lively. In the streets and alleys, snacks gather: Guandu bait cubes, jelly, fried potatoes, grilled stinky tofu, papaya water, pickles, Guandu cakes, preserved papaya, etc., cold rice noodles, cold noodles, pickles, wrapped tofu, small pot rice noodles, pickles, etc. Chicken feet, sweet white wine.

Guandu Ancient Town is one of the cradles of ancient Yunnan culture and is also a place for local dining and shopping. Guandu used to be a crossroads, but it no longer exists. Only the newly built small pond reproduces the scene of the past. Guandu tourist area includes ancient buildings such as Jingang Pagoda, ancient stage, Miaozhan Temple, Miaozhan Twin Towers, Hezhuo Temple, and Tuzhu Temple. There is a huge memorial arch at the entrance.

Guandu Ancient Town is famous for its profound history and culture. Although historical and cultural relics were destroyed, important historical and cultural relics were preserved. The walls of this ancient city are made of snail shells and soil and remain standing despite the wind and rain. It is very rare for a 100-year-old adobe house to still exist.

Guandu is an ancient town with a long history. It was once a famous ancient ferry in central Yunnan and one of the famous historical and cultural cities in Kunming. Guandu Ancient Town has many cultural relics and rich cultural landscapes.

In an area of ??less than 1.5 square kilometers, there are many scenic spots such as Wushan, Liusi, Qige and Eight Temples in the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, it was already a A large market town on the east bank of Dianchi Lake, the Yuan Dynasty and Kunming established the county at the same time. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Guandu had become a town with developed commerce and handicraft industries, and many cultural and architectural sites are still preserved today.

Reference for the above content? Baidu Encyclopedia-Guandu Ancient Town