Dajing Ancient Fortress
Dajing, anciently known as Dajin, is located on the southeastern coast of Xiapu County in Fujian Province, near Zhejiang. The local residents mainly engage in fishing and farming, and the area has a simple and honest folk culture. As the saying goes among people from Zhejiang, “Head north to Qingdao, head south to Dajing,” which shows the esteem in which Dajing is held by those from Jiangsu and Zhejiang.
Dajing Fishing Village is 40 kilometers from the county seat. It is surrounded by mountains on three sides and faces the sea to the east, boasting beautiful landscapes and outstanding geographical advantages. The Dajing Ancient Fortress has withstood six hundred years of wind and rain and remains largely intact. It is said to be the longest rural ancient fortress in China today and was listed as a key cultural relics protection unit of Fujian Province in 1991.
Address: Dajing Village, Changchun Town, Xiapu County, Ningde City
Type: Historical Site / Military Fortress
Recommended Visiting Time: 2–3 hours
Opening Hours:
Open all day
Ticket Information:
Free admission.
Transportation
Take a bus to Dajing from the Xiapu intercity bus station. Buses run every hour, the journey takes about one and a half hours, and the fare is 19 yuan.
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