Nanchang Bayi Bridge Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Nanchang Bayi Bridge is the first cable-stayed bridge in Jiangxi and the longest cable-stayed bridge in Nanchang, Jiangxi. It is an important passage connecting Hunan, Hubei, Anhui and northern Jiangxi. The bridge has a majestic appearance, with towering towers corresponding to the tall buildings on both sides of the strait. The vertical and horizontal design adopts vertical curves, like a rainbow lying on waves. The three-story south approach bridge is a fully interchangeable interchange with a trumpet shape and four circles like flying butterflies. Within the circles stand four pavilions and pavilions, namely Xunyang Tower, Yugu Terrace, Peony Pavilion and Longzhu Pavilion, which embody the history and culture of Jiangxi. The stone carving of two black and white cats at the head of the bridge on the south bank has a profound meaning. The two lions cast in bronze on the north bank are majestic and majestic. The entire bridge looks like a giant dragon lying on the Ganjiang River, becoming a new tourist attraction in Nanchang.

Attractions distribution:

The Bayi Bridge is located on the east and west banks of the Ganjiang River in the urban area. It is about 6 kilometers long and consists of three parts: the main bridge, the approach bridge and the approach road. The bridge deck has an effective width of 28 meters, two-way four lanes, and has reliefs, stone sculptures and other landscapes.