Visit the Ancient Town of Enyang to Experience Different Humanistic Feelings

Panorama of the Ancient Town Photo: Enyang District Convergence Media Center

The ancient town of Enyang is located in Enyang District, Bazhong City, Sichuan Province. It is a famous historical and cultural town in China, and also a national AAAA tourist attraction. The town covers an area of 2.3 square kilometers and has a population of 18,000. In addition, it has 28 ancient streets and as many as 589 ancient buildings from the Ming and Qing dynasties.

Enyang ancient town Photo: Enyang District Convergence Media Center

Enyang ancient town has a long history and has been established for more than 1490 years and it used to be bustling and lively. Besides the ancient town of Enyang is the most prosperous market town on the Micang Ancient Road, and an important water wharf, material distribution and trading center in northeast Sichuan. Although it has experienced thousands of years of changes, the vitality of the ancient town and the living conditions of the inhabitants still allow visitors to travel through time and forget about the return journey.

The ancient streets Photo: Enyang District Convergence Media Center

When people walk into the ancient town of Enyang and walk across the covered bridge, they will see the club built by jiangxi businessmen who came to Enyang to do business in the past. Here is the Wanshou palace where businessmen can discuss business, drink tea and listen to opera. Then, further down the stone road was the water terminal, which used to be a very busy place of commerce and trade.

The "Ten Big Bowls" Photo: Enyang District Convergence Media Center

The cuisine of the ancient town of Enyang is also very distinctive. The "Ten Big Bowls" are especially well-known and the most famous banquets in Enyang.

Night view of the ancient town Photo: Enyang District Convergence Media Center

The ancient town of Enyang now has a large scale of well-preserved ancient buildings of Ming and Qing Dynasties in Sichuan province, which was known as the northeast Sichuan residential art boutique.