[2025 Fuchuan Attraction] Travel Guide for Shelter Bridge (Updated May)

Located in Gyeonggi Province, Bucheon is a city that blends natural beauty with cultural richness. As a vital link between Seoul and Incheon, Bucheon offers convenient transportation and abundant tourist resources, making it a must-visit destination. First and foremost, Bucheon's natural landscapes are breathtaking. The mystical Jaunbong Mountain, shrouded in mist and surrounded by layered peaks, resembles a fairyland. The vast Sasu Daegyewon grassland, with its picturesque scenery, is a photographer's paradise. Here, you can immerse yourself in the tranquility and magnificence of nature, experiencing relaxation and joy. Beyond its natural beauty, Bucheon's cultural attractions are equally captivating. The quaint and peaceful Susu Village, with its poetic Sangwonnu Pavilion, offers a journey back in time as you stroll through its stone-paved alleys. Chasansari Village exudes a rich historical charm, with its Pungyu Bridge and ancient tiled houses, captivating visitors. Here, you can delve into Korea's traditional culture and folk customs. Of course, no trip to Bucheon is complete without savoring the local cuisine. Unique and unforgettable delicacies like Yosangol yujacha (citron tea), sojibapab (glutinous rice cake), and spicy dried anchovies tantalize the taste buds. Moreover, Bucheon offers excellent hotel accommodations, with options like the CN Hotel providing a comfortable and homey stay during your travels. For exploring Bucheon, self-driving or carpooling is recommended, allowing for convenient access to various attractions while enjoying the scenic routes. While sightseeing, prioritize safety, wear comfortable shoes, maintain a quiet demeanor, and be mindful of the local villagers' lives. In short, Bucheon is a captivating tourist city, offering a blend of natural beauty and cultural charm that beckons exploration. You're sure to create unforgettable memories during your visit.

Qinglong Wind and Rain Bridge is an important bridge in the Fuchuan Yao Wind and Rain Bridge Group. It was first built in the 4th year of the Tianqi period of the Ming dynasty (1624) and is one of the wind and rain bridges in Fuchuan that has been preserved to this day. Qinglong Wind and Rain Bridge has become one of the representatives of the Fuchuan Yao Wind and Rain Bridge Group due to its unique architectural style and historical value. The bridge is a single-arch stone bridge with a bridge corridor, bridge pavilion, and bridge tower. The bridge corridor and bridge pavilion are wooden structures, with 8 bays, made of 34 mortise and tenon joints. The roof of the bridge pavilion is a gable and hip roof, with a total height of 6.7 meters. The walls on both sides of the bridge corridor are painted, with three floors, double eaves, and gable and hip roofs. There are three entrances and exits to the south, north, and east. There are 32 wooden flower windows around the eaves on each floor, and the bottom of the four pillars is a lotus drum-shaped column base. The inner walls of the first floor of the tower are inlaid with multiple stone tablets. It provides important information for the study of the history of wind and rain bridges in the Yao area. It is a national key cultural relic protection unit.

The first impression of Fuchuan's covered bridge is that it is small and elegant. It is not like the Zhejiang and Fujian covered bridges that span the deep valleys, nor is it like the Dong covered bridges with complex bridge pavilions, nor is it like some of the covered bridges in Yunnan that are simple and wild. They are quietly located between Fuchuan and Yongzhou's beautiful karst landscape, connecting the villages. Because it is almost unknown to the outside world, the covered bridges here have retained their original appearance to the greatest extent. Standing on the bridge and feeling the breeze, admiring the karst landscape through the "picture frame" composed of two pillars, you can instantly understand why many villagers stay in the covered bridge for a day.

Last month, I went to Fuchuan Yao Autonomous County by car. This is a "hometown of longevity in China." People who have passed through Fuchuan know that Fuchuan has a pleasant climate, beautiful scenery and outstanding people. The scenery of the wind and rain bridge in Bucheon is very beautiful. Fuchuan Wind and Rain Bridge is mainly distributed in Oil Mu, Chengbei, Mailing and Fuyang. According to the investigation, there are 18 ancient Yao people's wind and rain bridges preserved to this day. Hezhou Hezhou, the emerging city adjacent to Guangdong and Hunan she is also known as the Eco HezhouLongevity Resort! The way back on the way through the ancient town of Huang Yao, went in and played. There are many antique buildings in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.