Shuhe Ancient Town

Built at the height of the Mu chieftains' power, Qinglong Bridge is counted among the largest old stone bridges on the Lijiang plain, its worn slabs still marked by caravan hooves.

Shuhe's clear spring rises at Jiuding Dragon Pool, where waterweeds sway in transparent water beside Sansheng Palace, dedicated to Sun Bin, patron of leatherworkers.

Devoted to the history and culture of the Ancient Tea Horse Road, this museum was among the first of its kind in China and displays fine Ming-dynasty murals.

Naxi people gather at Sifang Tingyin Square for traditional circle dancing, while willows and flowing water make it a relaxed spot to enjoy the town's slow pace.

Built in the Ming Longqing era, Shuhe's Dajue Palace preserves six murals using Han and Tibetan techniques.

Shuhe's Qinglong Bridge was built during the Wanli period (1573–1620) and remains a Ming stone bridge beside the old Sifang Street.