A complete collection of tourist attractions in Old Town of Lijiang

The shogunate was originally the official office of Lijiang hereditary Tusi Mu, located at the eastern foot of the ancient city Lion Mountain. Founded in the Yuan Dynasty (A.D. 127 1 ~ 1368), it was rebuilt in 1998 and changed into an ancient city museum.

The wooden house covers an area of 46 mu, with 162 rooms and a central axis of 369 meters. Sanqing Hall, Yuyin Building, Guangbi Building, Fatang, Wanjuan Building, Chamber and Zhongyi Square are arranged in turn from west to east. There are eleven plaques inscribed by emperors in past dynasties, which reflect the history of the rise and fall of the Mu family.

2. Wangulou

There is a mountain in the southwest corner of Dayan ancient city in Lijiang, which looks like an evil lying lion guarding the ancient city, that is, Lion Mountain. Its wall was opened as a park in 1998. The five-star classical all-wood landscape building built on the top of the mountain is called "Wan Gu Lou". The building is 32.8 meters high, with 16 24-meter-long wooden columns, and one column leads to the top. Naxi style faucet upstairs 12600, the best in the world.

3. Lijiang Dongba Culture Museum

Lijiang Dongba Culture Museum (formerly known as Lijiang Dongba Culture Museum), located at the northern end of Heilongtan, was established in July 1984, and is the first county-level museum in Yunnan Province. Covering an area of 30 mu, it has more than 0/000 precious cultural relics/kloc-,including 52 national cultural relics. There are museums such as Wenbo Museum, Rare Museum, "Dongba Culture" and ethnic customs photography.

4. Wufenglou

Wufeng Pagoda is located in Guo Fu Temple. It was built in the 29th year of Wanli of Ming Dynasty (A.D. 160 1) and is 20 meters high. Because of its architectural modeling resembling the colorful phoenix with five flying wings, it is named Wufeng Building, with many exquisite patterns painted on the roof. Wufeng Pagoda is a treasure and typical example of ancient Chinese architecture, which combines the architectural styles of Han, Tibetan, Naxi and other ethnic groups.

5. Zhou Lin's former residence

Zhou Lin's former residence is located at Guanmenkou 1, Qiyi Street, the ancient city, on the west bank of the river next to Wanzi Bridge. It is a quadrangle layout, facing the southeast, the hall, the ancestral memorial tablet and the main room downstairs of the reception place. In the middle of the corridor, there is a model plaque of Gigi Lai, which was given to Zhou Weiming, a scholar in Lijiang County, on the auspicious day of the ecliptic in January of the seventh year of the Republic of China. The inscription is Tang, Governor of Yunnan, and the hatchback is divided into a storage room and a kitchen.