Baodai Bridge

The north and south lie in the mouth of the Luhe between the Grand Canal and Xingtai Lake, parallel to the ancient canal, one of the ten famous bridges in ancient China, and also among the ancient bridges in China. The longest porous stone bridge is the longest and most complete ancient Liangong stone bridge in China.

The Baodai Bridge is built with hard and simple Jinshan Stone, the bridge is316.8 meters long, and the bridge hole is 53 holes. It is the longest porous stone bridge in the ancient bridge in China. There are few people here, which is very suitable for taking pictures of the baby.

The canal landscape with the core of "Bao Belt and Moon" is more vividly presented in front of everyone. The Bao Belt Bridge is built with hard and simple Jinshan Stone, the bridge is316.8 meters long, and the bridge hole is 53 holes. It is the longest porous stone bridge in the ancient bridge in China.

"Bao Belt Bridge (Baodai Bridge), alias Changqiao, is a bridge in Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, China. It lies in the north and south of the Lugu River between the Grand Canal and Xingtai Lake. It is parallel to the ancient canal. It is one of the ten famous bridges in ancient China. It is also the longest porous stone bridge in the ancient bridges in China. It is the longest and most complete ancient stone bridge in China.

As one of the ten scenes of the canal, Baodai Bridge has experienced thousands of years, but after the weather and frost, it is still lying quietly on the bank of the canal, telling the story of Suzhou of the Grand Canal. Sanjiang is self-ribbon, and the double islands are floating and sinking. Shili Wutang is close, and the sail belt is cloudy. The white oysters are autumnal, and the dragon is floating in the sunset.