Jiannan Ancient Street Scenic Area

Jiannan Ancient Street Scenic Area

Jiannan Ancient Street Scenic Area is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

Jiannan Ancient Street Scenic Area is located in the western part of Mianzhu city proper. Relying on the national-level cultural heritage site "Tianyi Lao Hao," the ancient Ming and Qing dynasty wine workshop ruins, it explores and integrates the culture of Jiannanchun liquor, New Year paintings, the Three Kingdoms period, teahouses, and old alleyways, forming a culturally profound and uniquely distinctive Jiannan Ancient Street tourism brand.

The Jiannan Ancient Street project has a total investment of 150 million yuan and a total length of 500 meters. It is entirely designed in the style of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Originally called Qipan Street, during the Ming and Qing periods it was home to numerous distilleries, gathering around 20 to 30 breweries, among which the four most famous were the "Zhu, Yang, Bai, and Zhao" family workshops, with the Zhu family brewery being what is today known as "Tianyi Lao Hao." The heritage-preserved ancient cellar complex of "Tianyi Lao Hao," which continues to be used today, was named one of China’s Top Ten Archaeological Discoveries in 2004. Stretching from Zhuge Ancestral Temple in the northwest of Mianzhu city to the entrance of Wangma Lane in the southeast, it is approximately 500 meters long and 240 meters wide, covering a total area of 120,000 square meters—equivalent to the size of 16 soccer fields.

Address: Jiannan Town, Mianzhu City