The ancient town of Manchuan, known for its 'Morning in Qin and Evening in Chu'

Manchuan ancient town, also known as Manchuan Guan town, was formerly known as Fengyang Guan, Fengyang Chuan, and also known as Barbarian Kingdom. Manchuan Guan, known as the throat of Qin and Chu, is strategically located and a must-contest place for the military. The Manchuan Guan water and land wharf leads to various places, connecting Qin and Jin in the north and Wu and Chu in the south. The official residences of all dynasties were set up in Manchuan Guan, which was the commercial center in ancient times. The allusion of 'Morning in Qin and Evening in Chu' originated from here. Stepping into the old streets of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the buildings on both sides are antique, with winding paths leading to secluded spots, and a long-standing and strong cultural atmosphere is coming. Noteworthy Ming and Qing architecture in Manchuan ancient town: 1. Mule Gang Guild Hall (built in the ninth year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty, with unique architectural craftsmanship, is the largest and most valuable guild hall in Shaanxi Province) 2. Mandarin Duck Opera Building (commonly known as Double Opera Building, is a landmark ancient building in the Ming and Qing architectural complex in Manchuan ancient town) 3. Wuchang Guild Hall: (Founded in the years of Ming Chengzu, the three halls behind the guild hall are Zhonglie Palace, dedicated to the loyal martyrs who fought for the world in the Ming Dynasty, and the 'Zhonglie Palace' stone plaque is still well preserved) 4. North Guild Hall: (Qing Dynasty architecture, with northern architectural features) 5. Wanfu Niangniang Temple (Founded at the end of the Ming Dynasty, renovated in the Qing Dynasty) 6. Huang Family Pharmacy (built in the sixteenth year of Guangxu) 7. Lotus Brother: (A courtyard-style residence built in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, with exquisite wood carvings, horse head wall paintings, and allegorical meanings, is one of the distinctive ancient residences in Manchuan Guan) Ancient town ticket: Free