Li Zhuang Ancient Town Guide

Li Zhuang Ancient Town Guide👣 💰Tickets: The ancient town is free, and the combined ticket for small historical sites is 20 yuan/person (Tongji University Engineering School Site, Medical School Site, Liang Lin's Former Residence, Lifen Villa, etc.) 🚍🛺️🚍Self-driving Navigation: Li Zhuang Tourist Center; Public transportation: You can take bus No. 45 from Yibin West High-speed Railway Station, and bus No. 39 from Yibin Bus Station, 2 yuan/person ⏰🕰The ancient town is open all day, and the small historical sites are open from 9:00 to 17:00, with the Li Zhuang Cultural Anti-Japanese War Museum closed every Monday 🌸⛩️🌅Li Zhuang Ancient Town is divided into the old ancient town part and the new Moon Field part. It is recommended to visit the ancient town during the day and Moon Field at night. ❗️In March, you can see rapeseed flowers in Moon Field during the day and take a boat to enjoy the scenery. The night view is more suitable (recommended route: Li Zhuang Tourist Center—Dongyue Temple—Zhang Family Ancestral Hall—Yang Street—Patriarch Hall—Mat Alley—Main Street—Heavenly Palace—Kuixing Pavilion—Nanhua Palace—Huiguang Temple—Moon Field—Anti-Japanese War Museum—Liang Lin's Former Residence) 🍨🥩🍧There are also many local delicacies in Li Zhuang, getting busier from the afternoon onwards💹. No need to rush when shopping, the deeper you go, the cheaper it gets. Local specialties include: peanuts (one flower), yellow sticky rice cake, yellow catfish (two yellows), white meat, white cake, white wine (three whites), intangible cultural heritage sugar painting, orange cakes, white-cut chicken, Yibin burning noodles, ginger duck noodles, Shuanghe cold cake, etc. 🎥📷For photography in the ancient town, go into the small streets and alleys, avoid the crowds on the main streets. The small streets and alleys retain the original flavor of the ancient town with fewer people. For photos by the Yangtze River, the areas with many stones can also give a coastal feel. For photos in Moon Field, go to Yingyue Alley or the highest pavilion.