Xiangui Bridge

Xiangui Bridge

Xiangui Bridge is the oldest surviving single-arch stone bridge in Guangxi. Not only does it feature a unique architectural structure, but the stone carvings on the inner side of the arch also serve as valuable material for studying the culture of the Yu Long River.　

Built in the fifth year of the Xuanhe era during the Song Dynasty (1123 AD), it has remained intact for over 870 years. The bridge is 25.8 meters long, 4.16 meters wide, and 2.2 meters high, and it employs an extremely rare parallel masonry technique.