Gongchen Pavilion Review

Gongchen Building has a history of hundreds of years, but now I see a newly built building. The old building was completely destroyed by fire, which is a pity. The central axis of the entire ancient city of Gongchen Building looks from a distance, plus the blue sky and white clouds, which are particularly beautiful.

The Gongchen Building has beautiful scenery, distinctive buildings, antique, beautiful scenery, pleasant scenery, infinitely good scenery, strong fun, and understand the relevant historical and cultural knowledge. It is worth recommending to everyone.

The sign of the ancient town of Lushan, I walked through this city building many times a day, and the scenery at different times is also different. Stay in the ancient town for more time and see more scenery.

It is an iconic building in Busan, a wooden structure, and is more beautiful at night under lights.

The ancient city building built during the Hongwu years should be the north gate of ancient times. It is said that the earliest time was three floors. Later, due to the war, the Qing Dynasty was rebuilt to two floors, which is what it is now. Unfortunately, the Drum Tower was destroyed in the fire last year, and the entire city building was destroyed. Now it is the appearance of refurbishment. It is said that the climate of the renovation last year was the wood donated by the local timber merchants for the construction of the pillars of the drum tower. In fact, it is a different thinking. The craftsmen who can inherit it can renovate and restore it. Although it is a new building but an old work, we can also see the orderly inheritance of the craftsmanship. It is also a relief.

The main key architectural landscape Gongchen Building in the ancient city site of Lushan, although there are no other ancient city ancient building sites that are more prominent or distinctive, it is also a special landmark! Choose the time and light angle direction, and you can also shoot a blockbuster! Just the open road on the edge of the building, a little less to protect the monuments!