Visit Yingde's thousand-year Yao village, Wan Mountain, and pay homage to the king
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12 attraction(s) |
total distance 222
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Day1: Qingyuan
4 attraction(s) ·
151 km
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Earthen stove and firewood chicken, each table gathers around a big stove, can simmer firewood chicken and fish, with optional side dishes, dried bean curd sticks, fried tofu, and countryside greens, served with steamed rice, super delicious.
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Dongtian Fairyland is located within the Yingxi Peak Forest Corridor Scenic Area. The Yingxi Peak Forest Corridor is a typical limestone geological structure, with unique natural landscapes, including towering stone peaks, enchanting caves, beautiful mountains and clear waters. Especially during the rainy season, misty peaks can be seen in the morning, creating a serene and ethereal atmosphere that purifies the mind and allows visitors to escape from worldly desires. Upon arriving in Yingxi Peak Forest Corridor, one cannot help but develop a deep affection for the picturesque scenery.
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Peng Family Ancestral Hall is located in Yingxi Fenglin Scenic Area, Qingyuan City, Guangdong Province. It is built on a separate mountain, facing southwest and surrounded by cliffs. It is known as the "Little Potala Palace". There are various ancient buildings surrounding it, and there is a platform on the top, from where you can enjoy the panoramic view of the surrounding landscape.
80
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Xingmingtan in Yuanxing is a farmhouse built according to the star-rated agritourism standards. It is good in all aspects. The boss is nice and the environment of the farmhouse is relatively good in this area. The location is very good, in the middle of the Yingxi corridor, which is not far from anywhere by car. The standard rooms are by the water, but the rooms are a bit small. The row of buildings behind is a suite with a living room, a courtyard, and a kitchen. There are water activities and scenic views nearby, which is very good. The only drawback is that the rooms along the street may be slightly noisy.
Day2: Qingyuan
5 attraction(s) ·
57 km
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The giant natural limestone karst caves, which are kept at around 18℃ all year round, are a good summer resort.
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The restaurant in the scenic area is spacious, clean, and has a great environment. The service inside the restaurant is good. The scenic area is large, so you can come here to eat when you are tired of sightseeing. The prices of the meals are not high, only 5-10 yuan more expensive than in the city. The Fengyang dried beef with dried chili is delicious and has a generous portion. It is a must-try delicacy in Lianzhou. Lianzhou-style steamed spare ribs with Chinese cabbage, stir-fried water spinach with garlic, shredded beef with peppers, steamed fish, scallion oil chicken, the dishes are diverse and taste good.
47
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3
Huangchuan Three Gorges is located to the south of Lianzhou City. It is a major tributary of the Beijiang River in the Pearl River Basin. It originates from the Xingzi Hongyan Mountain, flows through Lianzhou, Yangshan, Yingde, and merges into the Beijiang River at Lianjiangkou. In ancient times, the Huangchuan Three Gorges, also known as the Huangchuan Three Gorges, consisted of Longquan Gorge, Lingjia Gorge, and Yangtiao Gorge.
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Arriving at noon, we decided to have lunch first before sightseeing. This restaurant is located near the pier and is built in a Yao ethnic style. Here, you can taste authentic farmhouse cuisine, including the Longtan Yao King's longevity hot pot. Just hearing this name makes one curious, and seeing it in person truly opens up your appetite. Not only does this place showcase the passion of the Yao people, but it also offers delicious food from Lianzhou. Come and taste it!
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The twin bed room I booked was well arranged, and the small floral bedding added a touch of warmth to the room. The inn kindly provided welcome fruits. The hotel, located by the mountain, has high requirements for insect and moisture control, and Longtan has done well in this aspect with insect-proof windows and purification. The hotel rooms have oversized scenic balconies, and as soon as you open the door, you can hear the chirping of birds. The delightful auditory beauty of various green plants thriving on the balcony quietly arrives at your ears. Living here, it is a natural aerobic forest, no wonder Lianzhou is also known as the hometown of longevity. Such original forests, far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, are indeed a good place for summer relaxation and health preservation. It is warm in winter and cool in summer, and it feels cool even without turning on the air conditioning at night.
Day3: Qingyuan
3 attraction(s) ·
16 km
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The public canteen is located inside Yao Village, halfway up the mountain with good scenery. The prices for rural dishes are reasonable, but the taste is on the heavier side. I recommend trying the local snails, which are very fresh. The garlic-flavored Yao Mountain tofu skin is steamed and mixed with onions, garlic, and sauce, with a light and mild taste. The stir-fried Yao cabbage with eggs is yellow and green, resembling chives stir-fried with eggs, and tastes good.
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Nangang Yao Village was first built in the Song Dynasty and has a history of over a thousand years. It is known as the "number one village of the Yao ethnic minority in the world."
