The ancient city of Zhenyuan is built around the river, surrounded by mountains and rivers, picturesque, there is a long history, the water flowing, antique blue slabs reveal the vicissitudes of history, it is lingering and refreshing.

Zhenyuanfu City is on Shiping Mountain, and you can see it all the way. The scenery above is really good, and you can see a large part of the ancient city. I think about the ancient town of bonfires, wolf smoke, flag hunting, and soldiers' homes.

Zhenyuanfu City is located on the top of Shiping Mountain. There is an observation deck on Shiping Mountain, overlooking the town and the city. It just happens to see Qinglong Cave and Wuyang River. Continue to climb up from the observation deck to the top, which is the site of Shiping City Wall, a three-kilometer-long ancient city wall, which is undulating. No repair, real relics, give people an endless sense of vicissitudes.

In the process of Dengmiao Great Wall, you can encounter it. The monument itself is gone, and a brand new one is built.

The historical wall, simple base stone, is a good place to walk.

Just at the top of Shiping Mountain, stepping on its stone steps can take a full view of Zhenyuan! You must come here when you arrive in Zhenyuan, otherwise it is a pity. Touch its stone walls here, you will feel the heavy historical atmosphere, imagine its glory and glory in history! Anyway, a very worthwhile place to visit!

Located in the Shiping Mountain Scenic Area, you can go up and down the alleys of the ancient city. Zhenyuan Miaojiang Great Wall was built in the early Ming Dynasty, and was anciently called the Fucheng. It was a fragmented wall, an unrepaired wall, weeds on the stone steps and broken masonry that witnessed its historical traces, and it appeared majestic and vicissitudes. Few tourists came to climb this Great Wall, we slowly climbed a long, long period, climbed to the commanding heights overlooking the entire ancient town, you can also enjoy the continuous mountains in the distance, picturesque. Although the standing power poles seem a bit big, but it does not affect our mood to enjoy the scenery. When I came down, there was a fork to the Siguan Palace.