I have been to so many ancient towns, and this one is the most original. It can even be described as dilapidated. The original ticket price was 30 yuan. I really didn't expect it to be free before 2.28. Otherwise, I would never have thought of visiting here.
The parking lot is also very original, all stones. The entrance leads to a country road. At the end is a small pond. I walked in later and found that it should be the source of the village stream beside the ancient town trail or the role of regulating the water volume of the stream. There is a red revolutionary site outside the entrance of the real ancient town. Unfortunately, like many other buildings in the ancient town, the door is locked and there is no chance to peek inside. There is a stall selling local specialties at the entrance, but unfortunately there is no stall owner. The buildings inside, such as brothels, are actually inhabited by people, with mopeds parked and clothes hanging, but no one is seen. It's a bit weird. Overall, half an hour is enough to visit. The special thing is the original ecology, but if it is not free, it really doesn't deserve the price of 30 yuan.