Leave half an hour, and I'll take you through an ancient alley in Ganzhou

When you come to Ganzhou, you must visit Zao'er Alley. 📍Attraction Address: Near Heping Road, Zhanggong District, Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province. 🚗Attraction Transportation: Take the D1 branch line or 128 bus from Ganzhou West Station to Dongyangshan Department Store Station, then transfer to K2 bus and get off at Jiefang Road Station, then walk 400 meters to reach. The journey takes about 1 hour. There are also buses 128/K2/3/309/26/11/28 in the urban area that can reach nearby. 👍️Must-visit Attractions: Zao'er Alley It is one of the extended attractions of Song City in Ganzhou. In the Ming Dynasty, it was called Jiangjia Alley, and in the early Qing Dynasty, it was an alley where yamen servants lived. The yamen servants wore black uniforms, and black was mistakenly called Zao. It is more than 220 meters long and features various architectural styles, with the majority being the Ma Tau Wall style of the Gan (or Hui) school. The alley is paved with small stones in the middle, which is the finishing touch. The most stunning scenery is at the turn, a must-visit spot. In addition, the archways at both ends of the alley also have a great atmosphere. Standard Clock Built in 1952, it was constructed by the Ganzhou Municipal Government to celebrate the founding of the People's Republic of China. The clock tower is located at the intersection of Yangming Road and Jiefang Road in Zhanggong District. It has six floors and is 20 meters high. It is named because it has large clocks on all four sides. Due to its height and location, it has become a central landmark of Ganzhou City, and its clear and melodious chimes can be heard throughout half of Ganzhou City. It is now a popular check-in spot on social media. Choose a spot further away, and take photos with the arcade buildings as the background for the best shots. 🎟️Ticket Information: Free Open all day 💗Other Tips: Zao'er Alley is suitable for wandering, daydreaming, and thinking. It is more interesting to learn about the history of the alley before visiting. It is recommended to spend half an hour playing. The Standard Clock is not far from Zao'er Alley, about a 10-minute walk. It is recommended to visit along the way.