Haiyang Jiaxi Bridge

Haiyang Jiaxi Bridge

Haiyang Jiaxi Bridge is a cultural heritage site protected at the municipal level by Huangshan City.

Haiyang Jiaxi Bridge is located in Haiyang Town, Xiuning County, dating back to the Qing Dynasty.

Jiaxi Bridge spans the Beiyuan River to the west of Haiyang Town, the county seat of Xiuning. It features 10 piers and 11 arches, with a total length of 189 meters. Not far east of the bridge lies the western gate of Xiuning, which was converted into a highway bridge during the Republican era. Today, a new bridge has been built to the north, and the original sees little vehicle traffic.

A cultural heritage marker at the bridgehead shows that Jiaxi Bridge was designated as a municipal-level protected site by Huangshan City in February 2012. Next to the marker is a restoration stele erected by the People’s Government of Xiuning County in March 1990.

Haiyang Town: Haiyang Town is the political, economic, and cultural center of Xiuning County, Huangshan City — known as China’s No. 1 County of Imperial Examination Top Scholars, China’s Organic Tea Hometown, and a blessed destination for rural tourism in China. Nestled at the foot of Huangshan Mountain and along the Xin’an River, the town boasts beautiful scenery and abundant resources. Covering an area of 132 square kilometers, it governs 6 communities and 22 administrative villages, with a total population of 48,000. Established as the county seat since the 13th year of the Jian’an era in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Haiyang has a history of over 1,700 years. It has long been renowned both in China and abroad for its picturesque landscapes, rich tea and forestry resources, bustling commerce, and vibrant literary culture.

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