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Jiahe town land and water transportation

Jiajiahe River has convenient land and water transportation and has been one of the important places for the exchange of goods between North and South since ancient times. "Two rivers cross Qian Fan, and small streets prosper business" is a true portrayal of its commercial prosperity in history, and it is known as "Little Hankou". Jiaman Ancient Road (from Jiahe Pass to the south along Qianjiang River, passing through Liulang and Shang Jin to Manchuan Pass) is the only road for land and water transportation from Yang Shan to Baihe County, Shaanxi Province, and it is also the only way for ancient military strategists to go south, such as Cao Wei, Ren Jin and Mongolian soldiers who reached the Hanjiang River Basin in the early Yuan Dynasty. Today, Yangda Road (from Yangwei to Dabakou) and Jiajing Road (from Jiahe to Jingyang) cross the border. Opposite to the market town is Xiang-Yu Railway and National Highway 3 16. It is only 2 kilometers from the market town to Mahu Station and 8 kilometers from Baihe Station.

The beauty of the mountain depends on the water, and the majestic mountain depends on the water. Nature has created a beautiful Golden Harvest Pass. There are thousands of ancient towns surrounded by mountains and rivers, and there are also reinforced concrete "hanging houses" with Jiahe characteristics. There is the ancient temple of Jinluan Mountain, where the fragrance disappears and the scenery along the new river, such as Wangjiang Tower, is thousands of miles away. There is an ancient "Dragon and Phoenix Bridge" made of stone piers and slabs, and there is also a magnificent new He Qian Bridge. There are magical natural mountains and wonderful water, as well as artificial wonders, such as Douling Dam and Sunjiatan Power Station. There are rich Taoist cultures that come down in one continuous line with Wudang, as well as Islamic cultures that flowed in during the reign of Qing Qianlong. There are traditional customs such as "March 3" and "June 6", as well as Muslim customs such as "fasting day"; There are some vulgar customs, such as fortune-telling, divination, worship of gods, passing through the yin, etc., and there are also simple folk customs that are kind and take care of the old and the young. There are Sichuan, Shaanxi and Hubei snacks and big dishes, as well as halal dishes; There are traditional festivals such as dragon lanterns, clam shells and dragon boat races, as well as folk entertainment such as tug-of-war and street games. There are folk songs such as corpse songs and eight forks, as well as country songs such as battle songs and ballads.