Furong Town | A Thousand-Year-Old Ancient Town Hanging on a Waterfall

Who would have thought! Only after visiting Furong Town did I realize There truly exists an ancient town that blends seamlessly with a waterfall. The title 'A Thousand-Year-Old Ancient Town Hanging on a Waterfall' is well-deserved. - ✨【Must-Visit Spots】 ✅ Waterfall Cluster: Several waterfalls cascade down from the mountains into emerald green pools. The mist feels refreshingly cool on your face. Take photos from the viewing platform where the ancient town's architecture and waterfalls are captured together—it's as beautiful as a painting! ✅ Stone Slab Bridge: A stone path crossing a shallow stream, offering picturesque views at every step. With traditional stilted houses in the background, it's perfect for taking stunning photos, especially in Hanfu attire. ✅ Stilted Houses: Wooden pavilions built along the mountain slopes, featuring black-tiled roofs and flying eaves. When lit up in the evening, their reflections in the water create an enchanting atmosphere. - 💡【Travel Tips】 It's recommended to visit in the afternoon and stay until evening. This way, you can enjoy the lively mountain and water scenery during the day and capture the illuminated night views. There are many guesthouses near the entrance of the scenic area, making it convenient even if you're carrying luggage. Choose one for a comfortable and hassle-free stay. Don't miss the local breakfast! Rice noodles paired with side dishes offer a homely taste that feels incredibly comforting during your travels. - Only after visiting can you understand why it's called the 'Real-Life Peach Blossom Land.' The perfect blend of mountains, water, ancient town, and local charm. Next time, I'll bring friends along!