Not Wuyuan, but Wenzhou, a world of Spirited Away.

Wenzhou's secluded ancient village, Linkeng, attracts me not because of its reputation as a small Wuyuan in Wenzhou, nor because of the red lanterns lit up during the autumn harvest in November every year, and the smoke from the kitchen chimneys. Linkeng Ancient Village in Yongjia, Wenzhou, was built in the Ming Dynasty and is a settlement of the Mao family. It has a history of more than 700 years. What is amazing is that Linkeng Village is a mosquito-free village. Address: Linkeng Ancient Village, Yongjia County, Wenzhou City, Zhejiang Province Transportation: High-speed rail to Nanxi River Station; self-driving or car rental Accommodation: It is recommended to stay in Yantan Town Linkeng is a typical southern Zhejiang mountain dwelling style, undulating with the mountain. The village is one of the most intact mountain dwellings in Nanxi River, simple and real, wild and natural, and complements the surrounding beautiful green mountains. It is known for its "ancient village, beautiful bamboo, clear water, many waterfalls, and deep valleys", and is known as the "jade in the deep mountains". Specialty food: Wenzhou wheat cake, dried river fish, dried bamboo shoots, dried vegetables, honey, pine cake, sweet potato dates, five-spice dried food, wonton Nearby attractions: Yubei Ancient Village, Shiliyan, Furong Ancient Village, Lishui Street, etc.