Recently checked in at a little-known paradise in Hainan! Few people, beautiful scenery, and perfect for photos 📸 Just near Nanfeng Town in Danzhou City, Yun She Song Tao Hainan China Village is only a half-hour drive from downtown, super convenient~ ✨This place is truly a paradise forgotten by the gods✨ A perfect blend of modern design and classical charm, every corner is a photo masterpiece! Far from the city's hustle and bustle, enjoy an entire stretch of tropical pastoral scenery ⛰️ 🌄Morning Time: Stepping into the park, the Shanlan Terraces moved me to tears! Layers of green fade in and out of the morning mist, and when the sunlight shines down, the entire terrace glows with golden light ✨ Every snap is wallpaper-worthy! 🌺Afternoon Stroll: Be sure to visit the Flower Blooming Waterfall! Cool water cascades down the mountain, splashing droplets that form rainbows 🌈 Various flowers bloom all around, like stepping into a fairy tale world 🧚‍♀️ 🌅Most Beautiful Dusk: The evening at Yun She Song Tao is simply breathtaking! Definitely visit the viewing platform to see the silhouette of Wuzhi Mountain in the distance~ When the sky is filled with red clouds, the whole valley is dyed pink 💗 The mountain breeze carries the scent of grass and trees, instantly soothing all worries! 🍍Sweet Bonus: Don't miss the Xi He Tropical Fruit Theme Park! The garden is full of tropical fruits hanging from the branches—mangoes 🥭, jackfruit, mangosteen... You can eat to your heart's content and learn tons of fruit knowledge while having fun! 📌Tips: 1. Wear white or light colors for better photos against the green background 2. Bring mosquito repellent and sun protection 3. The park is large, so comfortable shoes are very important [ThumbsUp][ThumbsUp][ThumbsUp]

【Day 1: Introduction to History and Culture — Wenchang Pavilion & Dongshan Academy】 Arrive in Fuzhou in the morning and first visit Wenchang Pavilion to experience the grandeur of ancient architecture and the scholarly atmosphere. The entrance fee is about 30 RMB. Then head to Dongshan Academy, a famous academy from the Song Dynasty, to feel the cultural heritage of this thousand-year-old institution. The entrance fee is about 20 RMB. For lunch, we recommend a nearby Jiangxi cuisine restaurant to taste authentic local dishes, costing around 40 RMB. In the afternoon, take a stroll around the city center to enjoy the charm of Fuzhou’s ancient town and browse local specialty shops. 【Day 2: Natural Scenery Tour — Junfeng Mountain & Longyao West Lotus Pond】 Get up early to visit Junfeng Mountain, hike up to overlook the panoramic view of Fuzhou with fresh air. The entrance fee is about 20 RMB. Have lunch at a farmhouse restaurant at the foot of the mountain, about 40 RMB. In the afternoon, visit Longyao West Lotus Pond to admire vast lotus flowers and ancient buildings. The entrance fee is about 30 RMB. Return to the city for rest in the evening. 【Day 3: Ancient Village and Waterfall Exploration — Zhuqiao Ancient Village & Jin Bamboo Waterfall】 In the morning, tour Zhuqiao Ancient Village to experience Ming and Qing dynasty architecture and simple rural life. Admission is free. For lunch, try the village’s specialty snacks, about 40 RMB. In the afternoon, drive to Jin Bamboo Waterfall to enjoy the refreshing natural beauty of the waterfall. The entrance fee is about 35 RMB. In the evening, you can choose to stay at a guesthouse to experience local life. 【Day 4: Canyon Adventure — Wild Wolf Valley & Departure】 In the morning, head to Wild Wolf Valley for a hiking adventure to explore the beautiful canyon scenery. The entrance fee is about 40 RMB. For lunch, bring your own simple meal or dine inside the scenic area, about 30 RMB. In the afternoon, depending on your departure time, enjoy free activities in the city and shop for unique souvenirs. 【Budget Estimate】 Total entrance fees: 30+20+20+30+35+40=175 RMB Meal expenses: 40×4=160 RMB Transportation (city bus, taxi): about 300 RMB Accommodation (budget hotel or guesthouse): about 400 RMB/night × 3 nights = 1200 RMB Other expenses (shopping, experiences, etc.): about 100 RMB Total: approximately 1935 RMB, kept within 2000 RMB. 【Tips】 Fuzhou has a humid climate, so bring rain gear and mosquito repellent. Wear comfortable shoes for hiking and pay attention to safety. Try to book accommodation in advance, especially during holidays when it’s crowded. Try more local specialty foods to experience the culture. Summary: This four-day, three-night Fuzhou travel guide balances history, culture, and natural scenery with a reasonable budget and rich itinerary. Fuzhou not only has profound cultural heritage but also charming natural landscapes waiting for you to explore!

The restaurant had a truly beautiful view. #Nanfeng Xuanyacan Pub

Shiyou Village is located in a small basin surrounded by mountains, with Mount Wenfeng in the east, Gushinao in the west, Mount Xinghua and Eagle Beak Rock in the north, and Heshi Stockade in the south. Baizhang River flows around the south of the village, and Rao San Highway runs through the north. The total area of the village is 11.5 square kilometers. Shiyou Village is an ancient village inhabited by the Jiangyou people. The village is large in scale, with crisscrossing lanes and well-preserved houses, including 29 buildings from the Ming Dynasty and 17 buildings from the Qing Dynasty. The village has ancient buildings such as the Nuo God Temple, the former site of Taiyin Temple, the East and West Ancestral Halls, Shimufang, the Zhenjun Temple, the Fuzhu Temple, and the Shishantang. Shiyou Township Nuo is representative of Nanfeng Ancient Nuo. The Nuo rituals, Nuo dances, Nuo masks, Nuo costumes, Nuo music, and Nuo instruments retain more of their original morphological characteristics. It is a microcosm and typical example of Chinese Nuo culture. It is the fifth batch of Chinese traditional villages.

The old house of Wu Linghua in Shiyou is the former site of the General Political Department of the Shiyou Red Army. The building faces north and south, has a brick and wood structure, three openings and two entrances, and is overall in the shape of an "concave" character. It is symmetrically arranged along the central axis and is divided into a porch, left and right wing rooms, and a hall. The width is 13.85 meters, the depth is 9.6 meters, and the construction area is 133 square meters. A key cultural relic protection unit in Jiangxi Province. On February 9, 1933, the First Red Army, under the command of Commander-in-Chief Zhu De and Political Commissar Zhou Enlai, began to advance towards the Nanfeng area and attack the Nanfeng county seat. However, they were unable to capture the county seat due to the overwhelming strength of the enemy. On February 22, the First Red Army learned that the First Column of the Central Army was preparing to reinforce Nanfeng from Yihuang and Le'an areas, and that the main force of the Second Column was concentrated in Nancheng, attempting to engage in a decisive battle with the Red Army in the Nanfeng area with the support of the Third Column. Zhou Enlai and Zhu De took into account that the Kuomintang army was densely populated and there was no guarantee of victory in attacking the reinforcements, and a decisive battle with them in the Nanfeng area would be even more disadvantageous, so they decided to withdraw the siege of Nanfeng County and lure the enemy deep into the Soviet area. During this period, the General Political Department of the Red Army was stationed here. There are still two Red Army slogans left in the old site, which read: "The Red Army is the workers and peasants' own army! The White Army is the warlords' army!" and "Eliminate all reactionary factions!" The signatures are: "General Political Department of the Red Army, General Political Department of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army."

Built during the Qing Dynasty, the Yaopu Sanxian Palace faces east and sits west, with a depth of 16.5m and width of 14.3m. It features a two-wing brick and wood structure with a flush gable roof and through-tenon wooden frame. A rain shelter pavilion, approximately 6m in diameter and supported by two stone pillars, sits elegantly above the front and rear eaves of the courtyard. During Taoist ceremonies, the three immortals were temporarily enshrined here after being brought from Junfeng Mountain, hence the name "Sanxian Palace" (Palace of Three Immortals). Many of the building's brick walls are inscribed with the characters "Xiantan" (Immortal Altar). It is now a key cultural relic protection site in Nanfeng County.

The Hu Family Ancestral Hall in Qiawan is located in Qiawan Village, Qiawan Town, Nanfeng County, Fuzhou City, Jiangxi Province. Facing the Canglang River and backed by Maopeng Mountain, construction began in 1608 (36th year of Wanli reign) and was completed in 1620 (48th year of Wanli reign). The ancestral hall faces south and sits north, with the Canglang River in front and Maopeng Mountain behind. It measures 35m wide and 53m deep, covering an area of 1,600 square meters. The complex features three halls and two courtyards, with seven rooms across its width, and a hard-top roof built in brick and wood structure. The main entrance has three parallel doors with a hard-top, double-slope roof in an outward-spreading design. A pair of stone lions stands beside the middle gate. Each side gate features a pair of drum-embracing stones carved with flowers representing the four seasons - spring, summer, fall, and winter. The front courtyard measures 14m in length and width. On both east and west sides of the courtyard are corridors supported by 4 stone pillars and 3 moon beams. The middle hall features a beam-lifting wooden structure in the center, with four-room-wide through-tenon wooden structures on both east and west sides. The upper hall serves as the Hu family temple, housing ancestral tablets of past generations, and shares the same structural design as the middle hall, with a beam-lifting wooden structure in the center and three-room-wide through-tenon wooden structures on both sides. Corridors connect the middle hall and the courtyard. The ancestral hall preserves a Ming Dynasty stone imperial edict tablet. The stone tablet measures approximately 90cm in length and 45cm in width, with traditional Chinese characters for "Imperial Edict" clearly and powerfully engraved on both sides. It is designated as a key cultural relic protection site in Jiangxi Province.

Since Nanfeng is the hometown of tangerines, there are certainly more places to enjoy orange blossoms and tangerines. Apart from the century-old tree kingdom mentioned before, there is no national gift garden. The reason why it is called the National Court is because at the time of the 70th anniversary of Stalin, the tangerines here were sent as national gifts, hence the name, and the orange tree is the tree of Figure 4. In addition to the meaning of the garden itself, it has also joined the national intangible cultural heritage break dance, making the garden more interesting, you can go and see.

The view must be on, the view must be on, as the name suggests, this view must go far and wide, in order to discover the beautiful scenery. Formerly called "the official must be on", the current name is the name of the later change, but it is indeed the impulse to let people go up. In Wuyi, a crowded outing season, you may wish to visit this small attraction in Nanfeng County, Fuzhou. Or ascend to the distance, or go boating by the lake, you can always find a leisurely place here, or a spot where you don't want tickets! aerial photography, God sees the world from the perspective of the world, but the weather is generally

It is 3.5 kilometers away from the county seat and is rich in high quality Nanfeng tangerine. The scenic spot is dotted in the lush orange sea, and the beautiful rural scenery is a wonderful place for rural tourism.

It is known that Nanfeng County of Fuzhou City, Jiangxi Province is the hometown of tangerines, so the century-old tree kingdom became the first stop of this trip. In this "kingdom", a hundred years of orange trees can be seen everywhere, but there are two orange trees, more than 150 years old, called the king of orange trees! This tree king is not as big as it is supposed to be, but it is multi-leaf, and people who dont understand really dont know. I still want to taste the tangerines, but the tangerines here are all naturally grown. Only when the autumn and winter are there every year, I have the opportunity to taste. Now I can only see the flowers, and I hope that the friends who come to the tree kingdom will accept the mercy. So that there are oranges to eat.