Feifeng Bridge

Feifeng Bridge

Feifeng Bridge

Feifeng Bridge is located at the foot of Feifeng Mountain, 2.5 kilometers southwest of the county town. It spans the Yaji River where two streams converge rapidly, nestled between two towering, opposing mountains — the one on the left resembles a lion, while the one on the right looks like an elephant. It is a county-level key cultural relic protection unit. Built in 1985, the bridge is 90 meters long, 3.1 meters wide, and 6.8 meters high. The bridge is built high and graceful, resembling a rainbow drinking from the stream below. It is named after Feifeng Mountain. The bridge features three wooden pavilions connected by twenty-one corridors, covered with small blue tiles to shelter travelers from wind and rain. It also serves as a resting place and is known as the “Wind and Rain Bridge” or “Flower Bridge.”