very fantastic place in the world. I love this place so much. there are lot of hotel and local chinese food. I booked everything at Trip.com

Very good, worth a visit. The scenery is beautiful, especially at night. Walking on the stone road and feeling the style of the ancient town. Here, you can enjoy the cultural attractions such as the swagger hall and the toast palace, and feel the unique charm of Tujia culture. The swagger hall is the place where Tujia people sacrifice their ancestors, and the Tusi Palace is the place where the toast office was, and these two attractions are one of the most representative ancient buildings in Xiangxi. In addition, there are many well-preserved ancient houses in the ancient Ming and Qing Dynasties, carved beams and painted buildings, exquisite and amazing, amazing architectural art and wisdom of the ancients.

An alternative town if Fenghuang town is too crowded. Furong is less than 30mins by high speed train from Fenghuang. i love the town and the waterfalls at night when the light lit up

The biggest highlight of Furong Town is the waterfall tour at night. Eat the local special pork feet soup, drink a bowl of rice tofu in Liu Xiaoqing's movie, go to the waterfall night tour, the lights at night, several times better than the day, from the back of the waterfall, there is a water curtain hole in front of you, especially great!

Very worth a visit to the scenic spot, the whole town is built around the big waterfall, very shocking. The tickets for the scenic spot also include watching the performance, and I feel that the price/performance ratio is OK. Have the opportunity to bring friends over to see it again.

Furong, a picturesque village nestled in China's Hunan province, captivates visitors with its timeless charm. Renowned for its cascading waterfalls, ancient stone bridges, and traditional architecture, Furong offers a glimpse into China's rich cultural heritage. The village's name, meaning "hibiscus," evokes images of vibrant blooms adorning its tranquil surroundings. Visitors can wander along cobblestone streets lined with quaint shops selling local crafts and delicacies. The majestic Furong Wa