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2. Bridge of Wind and Rain
Chengyang Bridge (Yongji Bridge) Place of Origin: Liuzhou, China
Founded: 1912
Crossing Fee: $4.29*
Located in Guangxi, China, the Yongji Bridge, commonly known as the Chengyang Bridge, is a stunning example of traditional architecture. This covered bridge, referred to as a langqiao, is one of several Fengyu bridges found in the Dong Minority Region of China. Completed in 1912, the Chengyang Bridge showcases the unique craftsmanship and cultural heritage of the Dong people.
Wind and Rain Bridge
The Wind and Rain Bridge, also known as a covered bridge, is a remarkable architectural gem that boasts three spans, measuring a total length of just 211 feet and standing 33 feet tall. This stunning structure has become a popular tourist destination, admired for its intricate design and cultural significance.
The bridge's upper structures are crafted from wood, while its roof is elegantly tiled, showcasing traditional craftsmanship. It features three stories, five pavilions, nineteen verandas, and three piers, making it not only a functional crossing but also a picturesque gathering place.
