Tuesday, October 6, 2026

It's a halfa half...

 
The Moon Bridge (also known as Yueya Qiao or Dieyue Bridge) is a famous pedestrian stone arch bridge located in Yongqing Fang within the Liwan District of Guangzhou, China. Precision lighting placed beneath the semicircular arch reflects off the calm canal water at night, creating an optical illusion of a glowing crescent moon or a full circle.
The lights turn on around 7:00 PM, with peak viewing and photography around 8:00 PM. The lights typically switch off later in the evening (around 9:45 PM to 11:00 PM depending on the schedule).
 Located close to the Cantonese Opera Art Museum, traditional qilou (arcade) historic streets, artisan workshops, and local cafés.
Better check it ot here 'cause I seriously doubt any of us is going to China any time soon...




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It's a halfa half...

  The Moon Bridge (also known as Yueya Qiao or Dieyue Bridge) is a famous pedestrian stone arch bridge located in Yongqing Fang within the L...