Wuzhou Historical and Cultural Corridor

　　The Wuzhou Historical and Cultural Corridor is constructed along the 1.5-kilometer-long inner wall of the flood control embankment in the Guihui section of Hedong District, Wuzhou City, stretching from the corner of the Yujiang section embankment beneath Yujiang Bridge to the Guibei Sluice. It features 17 large-scale relief sculptures, 6 cultural landscape installations, 3 water features, and 55 carved poems and calligraphic works. The content portrays Wuzhou’s dragon culture, ancient culture, legendary culture, and modern history, depicting the city’s historical evolution, showcasing its unique folk customs, and reflecting the indomitable spirit of the people of Wuzhou. It holds significant historical, cultural, and artistic value.

　　Additionally, its length and the vast collection of relief sculptures are extremely rare in China, and the five recessed dragon carvings embedded in the embankment wall are truly one of a kind. By visiting the Wuzhou Historical and Cultural Corridor, you can explore over 4,000 years of Wuzhou’s civilization in just one day.

　　Location: No. 1, Guijiang 1st Road, Wuzhou City

　　Transportation: Take bus No. 1 within the city area