Lugou Bridge Pictures

Lugou Bridge, also Marco Polo Bridge, is in the southwest of Beijing. Originally it was built in 1193 in the Jin Dynasty, and was reconstructed several times in the following dynasties. The marble bridge has eleven arches and 485 finely carved lions in distinctive style on each baluster. It was also here that Lugou Bridge Incident happened, which led to the War of Resistance against Japan. Attraction Intro: Lugou Bridge
  • Lugou Bridge
  • Apart of a touristy destination, the historic Lugou Bridge is also used for people's daily commuting all the time.
  • At the east end of the Lugou Bridge, the Weiyan Gate is erected, which is the west gate to the Wanping County.
  • Beside the Lugou Bridge, a stele was erected for recording the history of reconstructing the bridge during the reign of Emperor Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty.
  • One of the 501 stone lions positioned at the Lugou Bridge.
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- Last updated on Aug. 28, 2017 -