Qing Xu Baoyuan Old Vinegar Workshop Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Qing Xu Baoyuan Old Vinegar Factory is a major business name that emerged during the heyday of Shanxi mature vinegar. The mature vinegar it produced was used as a royal tribute in the Ming and Qing dynasties, writing a glorious chapter for the Shanxi vinegar industry. "Since ancient times, Shanxi has been brewing vinegar for many years. "Qingxu is the birthplace of Shanxi mature vinegar." Qingxu, as the birthplace of Shanxi mature vinegar, has made great contributions to my country's vinegar industry in the evolution of vinegar history for more than 3,000 years. Therefore, Qingxu is also known as the "Vinegar Capital of China" ". Baoyuan Old Vinegar Factory restores the original appearance of the vinegar factory during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, recreates the ancient vinegar-making scene, and collects and displays a large number of ancient thread-bound books and utensils related to vinegar, which not only vividly displays the vinegar production process, but also focuses on The vinegar culture has a long history in Shanxi, allowing the world to understand the historical origins of mature vinegar.

Attractions distribution:

Baoyuan Old Vinegar Fang is located at No. 2 Yangfangzhao Road, south of Qingxu. It was rebuilt on the original site by Shanxi Shuita Old Vinegar Co., Ltd. Baoyuan Old Vinegar Factory adopts the architectural style of Ming and Qing Dynasties, with blue bricks, gray tiles, and ancient wood carvings, completely restoring the production process of old vinegar in Ming and Qing Vinegar Factory, vinegar-making utensils, tools and clothing, and recreating the ancient times step by step from vinegar-making raw materials to finished products. Vinegar making process. Large-scale murals depicting four seasons of farming, farming culture, Longshan culture, etc. display local history, culture, and natural resources.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, sightseeing, history and culture, industrial park