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Tanggou Town is located at the lower reaches of the Yi, Shu, and Si rivers, fronted by the Liutang River and backed by the Chaimi River, hence the name “Three Rivers Converge.” It is also known as the “Flood Corridor.” The town is lush with green trees and boasts uniquely sweet water and fragrant soil, along with the wonder of birds nesting and swallows gathering, earning it the beautiful nickname “Nest of Swallows and Orioles.” Its mysterious liquor culture, simple green culture...

Three Rivers Converge

Tanggou Town is located at the lower reaches of the Yi, Shu, and Si rivers, fronted by the Liutang River and backed by the Chaimi River, hence the name “Three Rivers Converge,” and is also known as the “Flood Corridor.” The town is lush with green trees and boasts uniquely sweet water and fragrant soil, along with the wonder of birds nesting and swallows gathering, earning it the beautiful nickname “Nest of Swallows and Orioles.”

The mysterious liquor culture, simple green culture, and profound revolutionary historical culture have endowed the people of Tanggou with a unique humanistic significance and development potential, turning the ancient town into a symbol in the liquor industry and a red revolutionary old base area. In 2008, the Tanggou Town Party Committee and government placed tourism development high on the agenda, focusing efforts to further explore the cultural essence of the ancient town’s liquor heritage, enrich its content, and elevate its quality. They integrated Tanggou’s liquor culture organically with its green and red cultures. Through market-driven operations and comprehensive development, they aim to enhance the town’s appeal as a tourist destination, making tourism an industry that enriches both the town and its people.

Tanggou Town: Formerly known as Tangjia Gou or Tanggou, this area was historically part of an earthquake subsidence zone. According to ancient records, it became a vast lake due to earthquakes during the Qin Dynasty. Before the Song Dynasty, it was called “Dasan Lake” or “Shuohuo Lake.” During the Song and Yuan dynasties, its southeastern part was renamed “Shuoxiang Lake,” while the northwest became “Sangxu Lake.” Tanggou emerged at the junction of these two lakes, from which its name originates.

Tanggou Town is situated at the junction of Lianyungang, Suqian, and Huai’an cities, located in the northwest of Guannan County. It is 20 kilometers east of the Ninglian Expressway and 30 kilometers west of the Shanghai-Nanjing Expressway. The town covers an area of 32.91… More detailed information about Tanggou Town++

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