Thousands of acres of rapeseed flowers turn into a 'Little Jiangnan': Lianghe Village in Qionglai

People say that the spring scenery in Jiangnan is good everywhere, with birds singing and flowers fragrant, willow catkins like smoke, and Chengdu also has such scenery, right in Lianghe Village, Qionglai. Lianghe Village is located at the junction of Qiong (Lai), Xin (Jin), and Pu (Jiang), which is also the confluence of the Darnan River and the Pujiang River, surrounded by water to the southeast, belonging to the riverside villages. Here, without going down to Jiangnan, you can enjoy the scenery of Jiangnan. The land in Chengdu is fertile, and rapeseed flowers can be seen almost everywhere, but when it comes to uniqueness, Lianghe Village in Mourui Town of Qionglai is worth recommending. Lianghe Village is known as the 'Thousand Island Lake' closest to Chengdu and is also poetically referred to as 'Little Jiangnan'. During the season when the rapeseed flower sea is in full bloom, the banks are always full of golden yellow, with boats on the water and people wandering among the flowers, becoming a 'hot spot' for spring outings. The Pujiang River and the Nan River meet, with undulating terrain, creating a sense of hierarchy in the blooming rapeseed flowers, which is eye-catching. There is a sightseeing path in the flower fields, convenient for tourists to visit, and if the weather is good, taking a boat tour is also a unique feature. The banks are covered with golden rapeseed flowers, forming a large golden sea of flowers on the water surface. The tranquility and serenity of the water town are refreshing, On the grass by the bank, lay a comfortable picnic mat, set up delicious snacks, you can boil tea around a stove, with a few good friends, immerse yourself in the fragrant sea of rapeseed flowers, and breathe in the essence of nature. Tip: Self-driving is recommended. The rivers of Lianghe Village divide the land in half, with a 4-kilometer-long riverbank line, and on both sides, according to the terrain, there are thousands of acres of rapeseed flower fields scattered high and low. Every year when the spring breeze warms, all the flowers bloom together, and the mouth of the two rivers becomes a golden sea of rapeseed flowers.