Zhushan Bridge

Zhushan Bridge

Zhushan Bridge is a municipal-level cultural relic protection unit of Hangzhou.

Zhushan Bridge is located at the boundary between Zhushanfan and Shizichi Fan in Xianzhai Village, Yuhang Subdistrict. Dating back to the Qing Dynasty, it is categorized as an ancient architectural structure.

In 2009, Zhushan Bridge was designated as a municipal-level cultural relics protection unit of Hangzhou.

Protected area: approximately 10 meters beyond the bridge structure, covering a total area of 903 square meters.

Construction control zone: extending approximately 30 meters beyond the protected area, covering a total area of 7,278 square meters.

Xianzhai Village: Xianzhai Village is situated in the northwest of Yuhang Subdistrict, bordered by Zhuzhen Mountain to the west and connected to Provincial Highway 015 and Provincial Highway 207 to the south. It lies about 30 kilometers from downtown Hangzhou. Legend has it that the village got its name because Lu Yu, the Tea Sage, once stayed here and wrote the Classic of Tea. The village covers an area of 7.86 square kilometers, comprising 28 villager groups, with a total of 884 households and a population of 3,146. Through initiatives in building beautiful countryside, Xianzhai Village has developed a well-organized and picturesque new rural landscape with unique scenes along each road and in each village. The village currently has 12 fitness areas, 3 activity rooms, and 2 basketball courts, with per capita sports… Xianzhai Village detailed information++