Changjinglou

Taiyuan Singing Jinglou is located near the Drum Tower, which is the place where candidates have been singing for the imperial examinations since the Ming Dynasty. The existing buildings are mainly singing Jinglou, which are combined with the main hall, the Spring and Autumn Building and the corridor. The layout is in a "work" shape. Singing Jing Building sits north and south, built for the Ming Dynasty, connected by the promenade and the lobby, for two-story wooden structure building, cross break mountain top, the top of the palace peacock blue glass cut edge, one level wide, into the depth of each three, south to the Ming room set a roll shed to hold the building; Three rooms are wide on the second level, one is deep, and flat seats are set up. The Spring and Autumn Pavilion is a two-story building, the first floor is three cave-style, and the second floor is a wooden front gallery hanging on the top of the mountain. The main hall is three rooms wide, two deep, and the top of the mountain is single. Although it has been rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty, the main style still retains the characteristics of the Ming Dynasty.

Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province, free travel, from Liuxiang to food street to visit, passing by the singing building, is one of the key cultural relics protection units in the country, just after five o'clock, has been closed, I don't know if there is a charge.

Here is a more famous tourist attraction, no tickets, worth a look.

Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province, traveled freely, from Liuxiang to the food link road, and saw the singing Jinglou of this national key cultural relics protection unit. Because it was past five o'clock, the attraction was closed and could not be visited inside. I don't know if it is charged?