Strolling Through Jinlong Alley Historical and Cultural District in Wuzhou

Take a solo stroll through the winding alleys and discover the charm of bygone eras! ⛰【Attraction Guide】 📍Detailed Address: Jinlong Alley Historical and Cultural District is located northeast of Wuzhou's historic urban area, on the western side of Beishan Mountain. The protected area of this district extends from Beihuan Road in the north to Fayuanli in the south, from Dazhong Road in the west to the former Wuzhou People's Hospital and the former Jian Shel Lu Primary School (Fuzhou School for Students with Intellectual Disabilities) in the east, covering a total area of 3.54 hectares. 🚗Transportation: Walking or taking an electric bike is recommended. 🕙Opening Hours: 24 hours a day. 💰Ticket Price: Free 🌟Highlights: The tranquil Jinlong Alley district, nestled in the heart of the city, features a main alley approximately 350 meters long, entirely paved with stone slabs, resembling a golden dragon winding at the foot of Beishan Mountain. The alley was originally home to the "Golden Dragon" shrine for worship. The buildings within the alley are mostly from the late Qing Dynasty, characterized by wooden doors, high thresholds, and small courtyards, typical of traditional Lingnan dwellings. It is one of the best-preserved and most complete areas of traditional houses in Wuzhou. 📌Tips: Pay attention to your safety and avoid approaching or entering dangerous buildings with warning signs. Please also refrain from making loud noises that may disturb the residents.