The streets and shops in Qikou Town are models of traditional buildings in mountainous areas in the Qing Dynasty. The street runs along the Crouching Tiger Mountain, starting from the east, walking along the west of Lishui, and then going north against the Yellow River. More interestingly, the back street of the ancient town is only more than 200 meters, but it has turned 18 turn. These buildings are built entirely according to the terrain, with streets paved with stones, shops with flat doors and high platforms in front. To the south of the main street, there are two streets and three streets, each shorter than the other.

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It has become a stepped architectural pattern. According to records, the large-scale construction of Qikou shops began in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. During the Daoguang period, there were more than 60 shops in the town. By the fifth year of the Republic of China, there were many shops, with 204 shops opened by people in Baotou, Hequ, Suide, Fugu, Mengmen, Fenyang, Xiaoyi, Jiexiu and Pingyao.

Qikou's rich tourism resources and heavy Yellow River culture have been recognized by more and more people. Experts at home and abroad who have been to Qikou believe that Qikou is a temple for thinkers, a resort for tourists, a treasure house for entrepreneurs and a cradle for artists. 65438-0999, the provincial government named Qikou as a provincial-level scenic spot.

From those dilapidated courtyards, deep winding alleys and simple and kind people's faces, you can feel the breath of living ancient towns.

The night in Qikou is quiet and beautiful, and the moon is round and big. You can sit on the kang in the house and listen to the sound of the Yellow River, which is very comfortable and cozy.