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Jifeng City Hotel (Fuzhou Le'an County 49th Square)

9.5/10681 Reviews

Guest User: The most memorable thing about this stay was breakfast! Although the hotel is small, the breakfast is very distinctive. The freshly cooked local rice noodle soup is delicious, with special chili, and a bowl of belly is comfortable. There are also freshly steamed corn 🌽, sweet potatoes 🍠, soft and sweet, all steamed, can taste the taste of home. There are also soy milk, coffee, milk 🥛, which are very rich. Sitting in the restaurant, eating this rich and authentic breakfast slowly, the day is full of vitality. This kind of intention is really rare in hotels at the same price, which makes people feel warm.

No. 9 Caiyuan Road, Le'an Avenue

From MXN$ 324

Le'an Huangchao Hotel

8.4/1019 Reviews

Guest User: A certain hotel did not have too high expectations, but the price/performance ratio was shocked! The big brother at the front desk was super enthusiastic. I heard that I was here to travel and upgraded my room. The sparrow was small and complete: the independent bathroom actually had a speed hot water heater, the mattress was moderately hard and soft, and the point was completely absent! Yes! odor! smell! There is also a separate balcony, you can dry clothes details and control crazy praise! Disposable items are fully equipped, cleanliness is impeccable, carpets and table tops are spotless, live very at ease, must be praised! highly recommended! ! !

Huangchao Hotel, No. 58 Yingbin Middle Avenue

From MXN$ 120

Vienna Hotel (5.0Fuzhou Le'an renmingzhengfu Sijiu Square Branch)

9.6/10485 Reviews

Guest User: 來樂安出差遊玩，果斷鎖定維也納酒店（撫州樂安人民政府四九廣場店），整體入住體驗直接滿分，真心推薦給所有來本地的朋友！地理位置堪稱縣城核心 C 位，緊鄰縣政府、四九廣場，步行幾分鐘就能到 E 中心商圈，各類餐館、小吃鋪全覆蓋，樂安泡粉、黴魚等本地特色下樓就能吃到；開車 5 分鐘到汽車站，去往流坑古村、大華山蝶棲谷、九瀑峽等景區車程都很短，自駕遊客出行超省心

No. 193 Mengshou Road

From MXN$ 450

Le'an Longyuan Hotel (Binhu Park Branch)

9.1/1063 Reviews

Guest User: The room facilities are small and smart, convenient to operate, the bathroom is separated from dry and wet, very clean, the lake view outside the window is beautiful, suitable for taking pictures and punching in, the front desk and the room sister service are very warm, you can recommend friends to stay!

About 100 meters southeast of Longyuan Hospital, Chengbei 1st Road, Aoxi Town

From MXN$ 543

Right quarter (Le'an County bus station)

9.1/10197 Reviews

Tonglantian: The room was not bad, the most important thing was that there was free breakfast and parking was free. The downside is that WI-FI is not satisfied. The room I live in is 617, but the signal is not good. I can log in to the number of the room. If other rooms are not opened, they can't even be connected. Ask the waiter for consultation, the waiter's answer is that it can be several times, which backfires, or the signal of other rooms. Fortunately, it doesn't matter if you stay for a day.

Opposite Le'an Bus Station, Le'an Avenue

From MXN$ 232

Diexi Valley Kaiyi Yunju Hotel

9.6/108 Reviews

Guest User: The air on the mountain is really good, the hotel just can watch the sunset, and the open-air movie atmosphere is very good, some projects are not very dare to play, more suitable for courage

About 100 meters northeast of Caishen Temple

From MXN$ 970

Le'an Royal Court Hotel (Sijiu Square Le'an Bus Station)

9.8/1027 Reviews

Guest User: This hotel is strategically located and conveniently located. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was comfortable, and the sound insulation was good, ensuring a good sleep. The front desk service was efficient and welcoming, and the check-in and check-out were very fast. The overall price is very high, it is a pleasant stay experience, it is recommended.

About 50 meters northwest of the Entrance of Le'an Bus Station, Le'an Avenue

From MXN$ 310

Shankee Chain Hotel (Le'an County Bus Station)

9.1/10500 Reviews

Guest User: I chose this hotel because of the high evaluation. The location is good, the hotel environment is OK, simple and generous, the little girl at the front desk is still more enthusiastic, the water in the room will be sent to the room for free after drinking, this is good, there is a great parking lot at the door, Free parking for our customers must be praised.

Intersection of West Ring Road and Le'an Avenue Extension Section

From MXN$ 285

Roca Boutique Hotel

9.3/1052 Reviews

Guest User: Playing a video with a friend, he saw that this hotel was serious. He said that there is no 130. He said how could it be done so well. It was really comfortable. The quilt was very light. I slept late for the first time on a business trip and almost forgot to punch in.

50 meters northwest of Jiulong Hongsheng, Anchuang Mingmen Yufu, Aoxi Town

From MXN$ 227

Peninsula Tree House

8.6/1042 Reviews

karrychan: Good air! Good environment! Take pictures! Suitable for young lady to live, recommend Panduo Room~ There are large windows! The camp next to it at night is also very beautiful and comfortable~ Camping feels good 😊 Miss Sister is very good to talk~ Service attitude is good~ Oh yes! There is a parking booth under the mountain, you need to make an appointment with the front desk in advance to open the door! Otherwise, you may not be able to go up 😂 The location does not seem to be biased, next to the high-speed exit.

150 meters southwest of Liukeng Interchange Intersection, Zhaowei Village, Damatou Township

From MXN$ 1,124

Must-try food in Le'an

Want to eat like a local? Don't miss out on these top Le'an dishes and foodie spots.

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德克士(乐安e中心店)

4.3/57 ReviewsMXN$54

幼清路乐安E中心1层商铺

华莱士·全鸡汉堡(乐安长征店)

3/55 ReviewsMXN$33

鳌溪镇长征路52号(长征医院斜对面)

乡村木桶饭(金茂大厦店)

3.4/55 Reviews

乐安大道金茂大厦北150米

HUI WEI MU TONG FAN

4/54 Reviews

50 meters west of the intersection of Leta Section and Provincial Highway 221

岭南面馆

4/54 Reviews

乐安大道186号

老王重庆酸辣粉炸酱面(乐安店)

3.3/53 Reviews

乐安大道交警队楼下

香山食府

3.6/57 Reviews

江西省抚州市乐安县迎宾北大道烟草公司对面

粥上粥(乐安店)

3.4/511 Reviews

北大道福旺商行隔壁

雷子粉店

4/55 Reviews

江西省抚州市乐安县鳌溪镇前坪路幸福花园(前坪路十字路口)

福建千里香馄饨(象山路店)

3.5/54 ReviewsMXN$30

沿河路135号

味滋源(时代购物广场店)

乐安大道12号时代购物广场

MA DE LI DAN GAO

Happy Homes of South Commercial Avenue

古茗(乐安鳌溪站前路)

4/55 ReviewsMXN$37

鳌溪镇站前路与前坪路交叉口古茗茶饮

MAI XIANG CUN HONG BEI DIAN

4/57 ReviewsMXN$61

Opposite Xinhua Bookstore, Long March Road

古茗(乐安长征新华店)

4.8/55 Reviews

江西省抚州市乐安县广场路2号

乐安养心谷29间民宿·养心餐厅

江西省抚州市乐安县金竹畲族乡养心谷29间民宿二楼

WEI YI CAI GUAN

Next to the disc in Area A, Longteng Garden, South Aoxi Road

半岛树屋·益荣食府

江西省抚州市乐安县大码头生态度假区

Traveller photos and experiences

Liukeng, the "First Village Through the Ages," holds a thousand-year legacy of imperial examinations within its Gan-style architecture.

After seeing so many gentle ancient villages in Huizhou, the Gan-style character of Liukeng Ancient Village is strikingly impressive. Known as the "First Village Through the Ages," this village produced over 200 imperial scholars in its history. Rows of Ming and Qing dynasty houses stretch along the river, with towering horse-head walls, deep courtyards, and exquisite wood and brick carvings. It hasn't been overly commercialized, and original residents still live here. Walking through the alleys feels like opening a heavy, ancient book of clan history. Day 1: In-depth exploration of the ancient village alleys Enter Liukeng in the morning and take a stroll along Longhu Lake. The entire village is built along the water, with the lake reflecting the horse-head walls like an unfolding ink wash painting. Then, dive into the alleys, where stone-paved paths crisscross, clearly revealing the village's "seven horizontal and one vertical" layout. Every old house has a story—the Zhuangyuan Building, Hanlin Building, and Daifu Mansion. The inscriptions on the lintels are vigorous and powerful, and the wood carvings in the courtyards are delicate and intricate. The most stunning parts are the paintings and wood carvings; the figures, flowers, birds, and landscapes are lifelike, with colors still vivid after hundreds of years. In the evening, watch the sunset from the bridge by the village. The setting sun dyes the horse-head walls a warm gold, and smoke rises from the rooftops, creating a truly authentic, lived-in atmosphere. Day 2: Cultural context and surrounding countryside On the second day, take a slow walk with the village elders and listen to them tell the legends of the Liukeng Dong family's imperial examination success and the stories behind each old house—it's much more vivid than reading materials. In the morning, head to the countryside trails outside the village. Walking along the ridges, you can see the entire ancient village nestled between rice paddies and green mountains, simple and peaceful. In the afternoon, explore the surrounding ancient camphor tree groves. The centuries-old camphor trees block out the sky, their roots thick and sturdy. Villagers sit under the trees to cool off, and time seems to slow down. Stay in a local guesthouse at night and enjoy local farm-style dishes like stir-fried bamboo shoots with pork, fermented bean curd, and steamed pork with rice flour—all authentic Gan flavors. Architectural highlights · Must-see: Zhuangyuan Building, Hanlin Building, Daifu Mansion, and the Dong Family Ancestral Hall. These have high architectural specifications and the most exquisite carvings. · Details: Lintel inscriptions in the alleys, window wood carvings, and painted murals. Surprises await wherever you look. · Panoramic views: By Longhu Lake and the stone bridge outside the village. Best for panoramic photos of the ancient village. Cultural context · Liukeng is primarily home to the Dong family. The imperial examination culture flourished in the Song Dynasty and continued to develop through the Ming and Qing dynasties. · The village layout emphasizes feng shui, with the "seven horizontal and one vertical" street pattern corresponding to astronomical patterns. · It preserves a large number of Ming and Qing dynasty buildings, plaques, and genealogies, serving as a living fossil of Gan-style residences. Nearby routes If you have enough time, you can visit them together: Liukeng Ancient Village → Le'an Ancient Camphor Forest → Meibei Ancient Village. The whole route is full of Gan-style architecture and pastoral scenery—a dream for culture enthusiasts. Tips for visiting · Transportation: Self-driving or chartering a car from Le'an is recommended, as public transportation is not very convenient. · Guide: Hiring a local guide is recommended. Many stories and details of the old houses are best understood with someone explaining them. · Respect: Many old houses are still inhabited. Do not enter without permission, and ask before taking photos. · Attire: Plain-colored or "New Chinese" style clothing looks great in photos against the ancient village backdrop. Wear comfortable shoes, as there are many stone-paved roads. The charm of this thousand-year-old village lies in the stories hidden in every brick and window. If you love ancient architecture and culture, be sure to set aside two days to savor it slowly. What other lesser-known ancient villages have you visited? Let's chat in the comments section 💕 Images are for reference only; please refer to the actual scenery on-site.

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Fuzhou autumn getaway | The healing autumn scenery of the hometown of scholars

The breeze is filled with gentle autumn vibes🍁 Fuzhou is truly underrated! 🏮Wenchangli Historical District The hometown of Tang Xianzu. The autumn sun spills over the ancient alleys, and the stage and old streets are full of atmosphere—perfect for photos. 🏡Liukeng Ancient Village A thousand-year-old Gan-style village. Blue tiles meet autumn light. Stroll slowly and feel the peace of time. ⛰️Dajue Mountain The forests are tinged with pale yellow. The air is fresh, perfect for hiking and getting some oxygen. The mountain and water scenery is very comfortable. 🌾Zhuqiao Ancient Village The rice fields are turning yellow. Small bridges and flowing water, full of local life, perfect for relaxing and taking a walk. 💡Tips ▪️It's cool in the morning and evening, remember to bring a light jacket🧥 ▪️Must-try: Fuzhou rice noodles, Linchuan beef offal🥘 ▪️Slow down the pace, perfect for a short weekend trip✅ Few crowds, beautiful scenery, and full of charm. Come to Fuzhou this autumn to just relax~ Black Diamond Post

Ivy567~Brooks

Avoid the National Day crowds! 5 fun and budget-friendly hidden gems

01 Sichuan · Jinkouhe Grand Canyon🌊 📍Address: Jinkouhe District, Leshan City, Sichuan Province. Navigate to Jinkouhe Grand Canyon Scenic Area The Dadu River is flanked by thousand-meter cliffs, with the narrowest part of the canyon only a few dozen meters wide. The iconic water highway features towering cliffs on both sides and emerald green water below, offering a powerful visual impact. 🎫Admission: Free 🏠Accommodation: Small price increase during National Day; good options available for around 150 yuan per person 🚗Tips: Self-driving is recommended. The mountain roads have many curves, so drive slowly and feel free to stop along the way to take photos ✨Hidden gem activity: Visit the Railway Corps Museum for free to learn about the history of the canyon road construction 02 Guangdong · Zhanjiang Nanji Village🌅 The southernmost coast of the mainland, quiet and uncrowded. Head to Dengloujiao in the morning for beachcombing—bring your own tools to dig for clams and collect seashells. In the evening, visit the "Water Convergence Line" to watch the Qiongzhou Strait and Beibu Gulf waters meet, creating a spectacular two-tone sea. 🎫Admission: Free 🍜Food: Oysters are sold by the dozen. Try the boiled seafood and roadside sweet soup for just 3 yuan a bowl 💡Tips: Self-driving is preferred. Avoid buying overpriced seafood at the village entrance; dining at local food stalls offers better value 03 Hubei · Jianshi, Enshi🍂 Avoid the crowds of Enshi Grand Canyon. Jianshi hides pristine karst mountain scenery in autumn. During the National Day holiday, the mountains are a mix of red and yellow, featuring canyons, caves, and pastoral villages. 🎫Many spots are free, and paid attractions mostly cost a few dozen yuan 🏡Accommodation: Homestays in the county town cost 120–180 yuan per person ✨Activities: Take a walk on lesser-known trails around Dixin Valley, drive along country roads to enjoy the autumn scenery, and taste Tujia cured meat and roasted small potatoes 04 Jiangxi · Fuzhou🏮 Compared to the massive crowds in Wuyuan, Fuzhou is very peaceful. In autumn, the rice paddies turn yellow, and the Wenchangli historical district is uncrowded. 🎫Wenchangli is free, and admission to surrounding ancient villages is mostly 20–40 yuan 🍜Food: Try Fuzhou rice noodles, beef offal, and other Jiangxi snacks. The overall cost of living is low ✅Activities: Stroll through the old streets of Wenchangli; drive to Liukeng Ancient Village to see ancient architecture blending with autumn rice paddies 05 Shaanxi · Yulin🐫 An ancient city beyond the Great Wall. The autumn weather during National Day is crisp and clear, offering a great atmosphere for vast northwestern autumn scenery. Visit Zhenbeitai and Hongshixia, and explore the nearby wild Great Wall ruins, which are uncrowded. 🎫Zhenbeitai costs over 30 yuan, and many wild Great Wall ruins are free 🍲Food: Try lamb "pin san xian" and "youxuan" (oily flatbread). Dining is affordable 💡Tips: The temperature difference between day and night in the Northwest is huge, so be sure to pack a thick jacket 💡Travel tips Most of these 5 destinations are free or have low admission fees, and accommodation prices don't increase much during National Day, making them perfect for reverse travel. It is recommended to book homestays in niche areas in advance. In mountainous areas and the Northwest, the temperature difference between day and night is large, so pack a jacket for your trip.

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Living in Le'an Mountain Residence to your ideal home, exploring the ancient village is so healing

Who would have thought that deep in the mountains of Fuzhou, there is such a millennium-old ancient village undisturbed by anyone? Descendants of Wang Anshi have lived here for hundreds of years. Now the villagers have all moved away, leaving only old houses and green mountains as companions. First Impressions of the Ancient Village Driving winding mountain roads, after a few turns, you will see Chouxi Ancient Village in the valley. A cluster of Gan-style buildings is built along the mountain, with black tiles and white walls standing out vividly among the green hills. Parking at the village entrance is free, no tickets required, very few people around, and the whole village is quiet, with only the sound of the stream and birdsong. · -- The Right Way to Explore the Village Walk slowly along the bluestone path, admire the carved window lattices, the mottled earthen walls, and the moss-covered stone steps—each place revealing traces of time. In the empty alleys, you can hear the wind passing through. This kind of pristine desolation is especially healing, far from the city's hustle and bustle, calming the mind instantly. · -- Safety Must Be Noted Important! Many old houses are dilapidated and walls are loose, so do not enter casually. Just look from outside and don’t get too close when taking photos. The village roads are rough, wear comfortable shoes, and be careful of slippery moss in some areas. If you bring children, watch them closely and don’t let them run around. · -- Transportation and Time Planning Driving is the most convenient. Navigate directly there. It takes a little over an hour from Fuzhou and over two hours from Nanchang. It’s recommended to visit in the morning when the light is good for photos. Two hours is enough to explore. In the afternoon, you can visit Liukeng Ancient Village or Diexi Valley. Visiting two spots in one day is just right. · -- Why Recommend This Place There are too many commercialized ancient villages now, but here there is none of that—no shops, no guesthouses, no hawking sounds, only the most original ancient village scenery. If you like niche spots, quietness, and cultural history, you must come. Such authentic ancient villages are really rare. · -- Accommodation 🏨Le'an Yuanyang Hotel (Liukeng Ancient Village Branch) A high-end hotel next to Liukeng Ancient Village, near a thousand-year-old village, offering an immersive ancient village cultural experience with quality accommodation and complete facilities. 🏨Nantang Yun Zhen Homestay A boutique homestay in Jin Zhu She Ethnic Township, rated 5.0 with excellent experience, She ethnic style combined with pure breeze, convenient dining nearby. 🏨Le'an Yangxin Valley 29 Homestays River view homestays in Jin Zhu She Ethnic Township, with a café offering kids’ meals, garden fishing, and a chess room, perfect for leisure and vacation. 🏨Vienna Hotel (Fuzhou Le'an People's Government 49 Square Branch) High-end chain hotel in Le'an city, newly renovated with smart guest control, charging stations, robot service, free parking, and complete laundry services.

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3-Day Tour in Fuzhou | Classic Combo of Liukeng Ancient Village and Dajue Mountain・Suitable for All Groups

Fuzhou, known as the "Hometown of Talents" and "Land of Culture," is rich in cultural heritage and charming natural scenery, making it a great destination for family trips. 🗓️ Itinerary Overview Day 1: Arrive in Fuzhou → Wang Anshi Memorial Hall → Wenchangli Historical and Cultural Street Day 2: Jinxi Zhuqiao Ancient Village → Dajue Mountain Day 3: Fuzhou Museum → Menghu Scenic Area → Celebrity Sculpture Park 🏛️ Day 1: Exploring Linchuan Culture 📍 Wang Anshi Memorial Hall Highlights: A Song Dynasty-style architectural complex built to commemorate the Northern Song reformer Wang Anshi, featuring Mingyue Pavilion, Xinyi Garden, and more. It offers deep insights into Wang Anshi’s life and literary achievements, great for kids to learn history. 🕙 Opening Hours: Open year-round, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 💰 Admission: Free, ID registration required 📸 Photo Spots: Capture the full building panorama in front of Xifeng Building; portrait shots beside Jinggong Pavilion 📍 Wenchangli Historical and Cultural Street Highlights: Well-preserved Ming and Qing dynasty street with traditional businesses and creative studios, also a place to experience Tang Xianzu culture. 🕙 Opening Hours: Open all day 💰 Admission: Free 📸 Photo Spots: Take photos in front of historic old houses; artistic shots on the stone-paved alleys 🍖 Food Recommendation: Try Linchuan beef offal and Nanfeng pickled vegetable fried rice nearby, about 30-50 RMB per person 🏨 Accommodation Recommendation: Peony Pavilion Art Hotel near Wenchangli, enjoy the ancient city’s night charm, priced 300-500 RMB/night 💡 Tips: Wenchangli has many stone-paved roads, be careful with elderly and children. 🌄 Day 2: Ancient Village and Famous Mountain Tour 📍 Jinxi Zhuqiao Ancient Village Highlights: The most complete Ming dynasty residential cluster in Jiangxi, offering an authentic ancient village experience. 🕙 Opening Hours: Open all day 💰 Admission: Around 40 RMB 📸 Photo Spots: In front of the village gatehouse; inside the ancient alleys 📍 Dajue Mountain (5A Scenic Area) Highlights: Known as the "Ecological Kingdom and Buddhist Holy Land," featuring Dajueyan Temple, Dajuezhe Statue, and thrilling canyon rafting. 🕙 Opening Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM 💰 Admission: Peak season (Mar-Oct) 165 RMB/person, off-season (Nov-Feb) 150 RMB/person; student ticket 82 RMB; free for seniors 65+, military personnel, etc. 📸 Photo Spots: In front of the Dajuezhe Statue; rafting starting point 🍖 Food Recommendation: Try Zixi bread and other local delicacies near the scenic area, about 40-60 RMB per person 🏨 Accommodation Recommendation: Hotels in Zixi County, such as Hanting Hotel, priced 200-400 RMB/night, convenient transportation 💡 Tips: Dajue Mountain rafting is quite thrilling; be cautious with children and choose based on their age and health; elderly with limited stamina can take the cable car. 🏰 Day 3: Experience City Scenery and Culture 📍 Fuzhou Museum Highlights: A national first-class museum with the "Linchuan Culture" exhibition hall that reveals Fuzhou’s historical context. 🕙 Opening Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, closed on Mondays 💰 Admission: Free 📸 Photo Spots: In front of the museum’s iconic building; beside featured exhibits inside the hall 📍 Menghu Scenic Area (4A Scenic Area) Highlights: Inspired by "The Four Dreams of Linchuan," featuring Dream Stone, Dream Pavilion, Dream Bridge, and a stunning night light show. 🕙 Opening Hours: Open all day 💰 Admission: Free, boat ride 30 RMB/person 📸 Photo Spots: Center of Dream Bridge; pavilion by Menghu Lake 📍 Celebrity Sculpture Park (4A Scenic Area) Highlights: Themed on famous historical figures from Fuzhou, with 66 sculptures and a children’s playground. 🕙 Opening Hours: Open all day 💰 Admission: Free 📸 Photo Spots: In front of Wang Anshi’s sculpture; fountain plaza 🍖 Food Recommendation: Nearby you can try Linchuan vegetable stems, lotus root silk candy, and rice noodles, about 30-50 RMB per person 💡 Tips: Watch children carefully when visiting Menghu Scenic Area to prevent accidents near the water. ✨ Fuzhou Survival Guide 1️⃣ Transportation: Direct buses from Nanchang Changbei Airport to Fuzhou; city attractions are concentrated, shared e-bikes and taxis are convenient; private car rental with driver for a day costs about 300-400 RMB, suitable for elderly and children. Parking available near Fuzhou Museum and Celebrity Sculpture Park. 2️⃣ Clothing: Wear light jackets and T-shirts in spring; short sleeves and shorts with sun protection in summer; long-sleeve shirts and light jackets in autumn; down jackets for warmth in winter. 3️⃣ Etiquette: Keep quiet in ancient villages and temples, respect local customs. 4️⃣ Accommodation: Stay in guesthouses around Wenchangli for an ancient city vibe; choose city center hotels for comfort and convenience. 🛍️ Must-Buy Souvenirs ① Huwan Oil Noodles (about 20 RMB per jin) ② Magu Rice Noodles (about 30 RMB per box) ③ Lichuan White Tea (100-300 RMB per jin) The beauty of Fuzhou lies in the tranquility of ancient villages, the vitality of its mountains and waters, and the richness of its culture. No matter who you come with, you will find unique charm here. If you visit Fuzhou, would you rather stroll the ancient villages with your family or explore nature at Dajue Mountain with friends?

Joseph_Cook68

Peninsula Treehouse Fuzhou!! Come to the tropical rainforest to see the stars!!

I came across it by chance. I came on a whim. There's rafting nearby at Jiupu Gorge. Really, don't go to Dajueshan anymore, it's too crowded. Jiupu Gorge is so much fun!! I wonder when it will be discovered. I booked a suite with a good friend, and it's really comfortable for four people. There are stars at night!! The last photo is so romantic It also seems suitable for small team building, outdoor weddings with a total of seven rooms. The owner is also super nice. Sometimes I feel like I want to keep such a quiet and pleasant place to myself. My ramblings.

MACKENZIE SHELTON

A homestay on a peninsula in the forest

I accidentally discovered a very design-sense homestay hidden in the green mountains and forests of Fuzhou, Le'an. On weekends, I invited three or two friends to set off from Nanchang for less than two hours by car to enjoy the comfort of the mountains and wilds. "Peninsula Tree House" It is very close to the highway exit But it is hidden in a forest Surrounded by water on three sides, it is called "Peninsula" The lush vegetation is called "Tree House" The overall shape is outlined with minimalist geometric lines The pure white building is paired with a super large floor-to-ceiling window. After the lights are turned on in the evening, you can indulge in the orange evening breeze and stand out in the forest without being abrupt. "Homestay Experience" The homestay is not big, there are only two floors and 7 rooms The rooms are "Xian Rice, Alfalfa, Pando, Snowman, Yunmu Mountain, Shandamu, Marsala" seem to be all kinds of plants and tree species The interior of the room continues the pure color minimalist style The bed products and cloth grass are very soft and comfortable The homestay lobby also has a floor-to-ceiling window with an invincible view In addition, coffee, tea, snacks and snacks are also provided "Facilities" Follow the navigation directly from Nanchang for 1.5-2h. The homestay is in the scenic area of Le'an Wharf. You can drift, paddle board, camp, and hike. It is suitable for couples, parent-child and small team building. You can also eat in the restaurant, about 60 per capita. "Impression" The boss said that this land was originally his grandfather's farm. He talked about "ideal life" with college classmates and had the idea of returning to his hometown to build this tree house. If you want to find a place of mountains and rivers, enjoy a moment of time, enjoy the poetry and beauty of living in the forest, you might as well come here to experience the ideal life

Eldred Von

November "reverse travel": budget-friendly, off-the-beaten-path cities

November is the golden time for off-peak travel! Avoid the crowds in popular cities, enjoy lower prices on flights and hotels, and experience fewer tourists with low costs for food and accommodation. Perfect for students and solo workers—a 3–4 day short trip is stress-free, but the scenery is top-notch✨ 1️⃣ Yunnan · Jianshui | A slow-paced ancient town in southern Yunnan🌾 🌡 Temperature: 15–23°C, mostly sunny, warm and dry 💰 Estimated budget: 400–550 CNY per person for 3 days (excluding long-distance transportation) ✅ Highlights: Much quieter than Dali or Lijiang. The ancient town streets are free to enter, commercialization is minimal, and it's full of authentic local life. Experience ancient architecture, countryside, and food all in one place—perfect for a slow-paced, budget-friendly stay. 🚄 Transportation: High-speed rail directly to Jianshui Station. Take a bus or shared e-bike from the station to the ancient town. Cycling around the town is very convenient. 📸 Must-visit ▪ Jianshui Ancient Town: Stroll through the free bluestone streets, watch the sunset at Chaoyang Tower, and see locals drawing water at Daban Well. ▪ Shuanglong Bridge (17-Arch Bridge): Take photos by the rice paddies in the evening for the perfect autumn vibe. ▪ Zitao Street Night Market: Explore and eat in the evening to experience the local vibe. ▪ Zhu Family Garden (optional ticket): Experience the style of a wealthy southern Yunnan residence. 🗓 Simple 3-day itinerary D1 Arrive → stroll through the ancient town, visit Daban Well, and eat snacks at Zitao Street in the evening. D2 Watch the sunset at Shuanglong Bridge and explore the surrounding countryside. D3 Take it slow, explore the streets, eat local food, and if time permits, ride the meter-gauge train before heading home. 🍜 Food: Caoya rice noodles, Jianshui grilled tofu, and steam pot chicken. You can get a satisfying meal at street shops for just over 10 CNY. 💡 Tips: If you're on a budget, you can just take photos at the platform for the meter-gauge train instead of buying a full ticket. Most homestays in the ancient town cost 80–120 CNY during the off-season. 2️⃣ Guangxi · Jingxi | A budget-friendly version of Guilin's landscape🏞 🌡 Temperature: 16–22°C, mild and comfortable, with little rain 💰 Estimated budget: 450–600 CNY per person for 3 days (excluding long-distance transportation) ✅ Highlights: Karst peaks, lakes, and ancient villages. The scenery rivals Guilin, but with far fewer tourists and affordable food and accommodation. It's an underrated "reverse travel" destination in Guangxi. 🚄 Transportation: High-speed rail to Jingxi Station. Use city buses or carpool to reach surrounding attractions. 📸 Must-visit ▪ Jiuzhou Ancient Town: A free ancient town where you can watch locals hand-embroider silk balls, surrounded by mountains, water, and ancient houses. ▪ Equan Spring: A pastoral lake that looks like a landscape painting, with a great autumn rice paddy vibe. ▪ Quyang Lake: Walk around the lake and enjoy the clear water and karst peaks. ▪ Jinxiu Ancient Town: See the night view and experience Zhuang ethnic culture in the evening. 🗓 Simple 3-day itinerary D1 Stroll through Jinxiu Ancient Town and eat local snacks. D2 Equan Spring + Jiuzhou Ancient Town, explore the countryside. D3 Quyang Lake, head home in the afternoon. 🍜 Food: Rolled rice noodles, suanye (pickled fruit/veg), five-colored sticky rice, and Jingxi rice noodles. 💡 Tips: Many natural scenic spots are free to view, so you don't need to buy a full package ticket. There are plenty of accommodation options in the county town for under 100 CNY. 3️⃣ Henan · Hebi | A niche, authentic small city in northern Henan🏯 🌡 Temperature: 8–18°C, deep autumn vibes 💰 Estimated budget: 350–500 CNY per person for 3 days (excluding long-distance transportation) ✅ Highlights: Tons of free spots, down-to-earth prices, the thousand-year-old Xunxian Ancient Town, reed-lined rivers, and autumn mountain scenery. Very few tourists—perfect for budget travel. 🚄 Transportation: High-speed rail to Hebi East Station. Take a bus to Xunxian Ancient Town, or a shuttle bus to Yunmeng Mountain. 📸 Must-visit ▪ Xunxian Ancient Town: Climb the city wall for free. The North-South Main Street is full of old local shops and authentic vibes. ▪ Qihe River Trail: A free waterfront park. In November, the reeds sway and water birds fly about. ▪ Yunmeng Mountain: Hike through the forest and see Taoist temples hidden in the autumn foliage. 🗓 Simple 3-day itinerary D1 Arrive, head straight to Xunxian Ancient Town to explore the old streets, and climb the city wall to see the night view. D2 Walk along the Qihe River and enjoy the autumn reed scenery. D3 Light hike at Yunmeng Mountain, head home in the afternoon. 🍜 Food: Xunxian Zimo (steamed bun), Hebi sesame seed cake, and silk-wrapped duck eggs. Affordable and filling. 💡 Tips: Staying in Xunxian County is more cost-effective, and you're right next to the ancient town. It's cooler in the mountains, so bring a light jacket. 4️⃣ Jiangxi · Fuzhou | An ancient, charming city in eastern Jiangxi in autumn🍂 🌡 Temperature: 7–17°C, vibrant autumn leaves, great atmosphere 💰 Estimated budget: 420–580 CNY per person for 3 days (excluding long-distance transportation) ✅ Highlights: The hometown of scholars. Ancient villages, old streets, and literary landmarks. In November, fallen leaves cover the streets. It's quiet, affordable, and perfect for those who love cultural autumn vibes. 🚄 Transportation: High-speed rail to Fuzhou Station. The city has good bus service, and you can take rural buses to surrounding ancient villages. 📸 Must-visit ▪ Fuzhou Old Street: Authentic old alleys, a gathering place for locals, and full of snacks. ▪ Nixiantai Tower: Climb the tower for a view of the city's autumn scenery. ▪ Liukeng Ancient Village: A thousand-year-old village with rows of ancient houses. Quiet and uncrowded. ▪ Menghu Park: A free park for walking around the lake, with beautiful autumn leaves. 🗓 Simple 3-day itinerary D1 Stroll through the city's old streets, visit Nixiantai Tower, and watch the sunset at Menghu Park. D2 Head to Liukeng Ancient Village and wander through the thousand-year-old village. D3 Sleep in, eat local snacks, and head home. 🍜 Food: Fuzhou rice noodles, Nanfeng mandarin oranges, beef bone noodles, and hugeng (thick soup). 💡 Tips: The ancient village is far from the city center, so it's recommended to leave early. Hotels in the city are just over 100 CNY in the off-season. ✨ Quick selection guide For a slow-paced, warm winter ancient town tour 👉 Jianshui For quiet karst landscapes 👉 Jingxi For northern ancient town vibes and hiking 👉 Hebi For cultural ancient villages and autumn leaves 👉 Fuzhou No need to crowd into popular tourist spots in November. You can have a high-quality trip on a low budget—pick one and go!

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4 Niche Cities for College Student Budget Travel! Affordable and Fun

Budget-friendly, convenient transportation, and few tourists. Head out during breaks or weekends. It is all about low-cost sightseeing ✅ 🌿Stop 1: Fuzhou, Jiangxi 📍Location: Eastern Jiangxi, hometown of scholars 💡Why go: Very low cost, accessible by high-speed rail, great atmosphere with ancient architecture, most attractions are free, slow pace, perfect for students to unwind. 📸Must-visit attractions · Wenchangli Historical and Cultural Block: Connected ancient streets and alleys, great for photos of old buildings · Liukeng Ancient Village: A thousand-year-old village, authentic and not over-developed · Menghu Scenic Area: Expansive lake views, perfect for an evening stroll 💰Budget per person: CNY 380 🍂Stop 2: Chizhou, Anhui 📍Location: Southern Anhui, right next to Huangshan but much less crowded 💡Why go: Serene landscapes, far fewer people than Huangshan, great natural scenery, high value for accommodation and dining, perfect for students who love the outdoors. 📸Must-visit attractions · Pingtian Lake: Huge lake, great for walking around, expansive views · Xinghua Village: Ancient village gardens, full of poetic charm · Guniujiang peripheral mountain area: Streams and forests, fresh and healing 💰Budget per person: CNY 420 🌊Stop 3: Ningde (Fu'an), Fujian 📍Location: Eastern Fujian, a small city by the mountains and sea 💡Why go: Features both mountains and sea, with ancient villages and mudflats. No need to crowd into the main Xiapu scenic area. Affordable prices, low stress for short trips. 📸Must-visit attractions · Muyangxi Ancient Village: Old houses by the stream, quiet and authentic · Baiyun Mountain: Unique peaks and strange rocks, amazing sunrise and sea of clouds · Baima Port Mudflats: Intertidal scenery, perfect for quietly watching the sea 💰Budget per person: CNY 400 🪨Stop 4: Anyang, Henan 📍Location: Northern Henan, ancient capital of the Shang Dynasty 💡Why go: Rich in history, great for educational trips, many historical sites have cheap admission, low city costs, a paradise for history-loving students. 📸Must-visit attractions · Yinxu: Shang Dynasty ruins, experience oracle bone script culture · Cangxiang Street: Ancient Ming and Qing dynasty street, beautiful night views · Taihang Grand Canyon (peripheral area): Magnificent northern mountain scenery 💰Budget per person: CNY 450 💫Tips Try to choose short-distance regular or high-speed trains, prioritize hostels, explore free districts, and remember that the point of budget travel is to enjoy the scenery, not to rush your itinerary!

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November reverse travel: budget-friendly, off-the-beaten-path cities

November is the golden period for off-peak travel! Avoid the crowds in popular cities, enjoy plummeting airfare and hotel prices, keep costs low, and see stunning autumn scenery. Students and solo travelers, take notes👇 1️⃣ Yunnan, Jianshui | A slow-paced ancient town in southern Yunnan🏯 🌡 Temperature: 15–23°C, warm and comfortable, not dry or hot 💰 Estimated cost: around CNY 450 per person for 3 days and 2 nights ✨ Highlights: The ancient town has free entry, is not overly commercialized, and is full of local life. The autumn scenery of the rice paddies at dusk near the 17-arch Shuanglong Bridge is incredibly atmospheric; you can ride the century-old meter-gauge train through the countryside; stroll through old streets to see vintage architecture. No need to rush—perfect for a slow, relaxing getaway. 🍜 Must-eats: Jianshui grilled tofu, caoya rice noodles, and steam pot chicken. You can get your fill of street snacks for just over ten yuan. 💡 Tips: Accessible by high-speed rail. Get around the city by e-bike. Most guesthouses in the ancient town cost just over a hundred yuan. 2️⃣ Guangxi, Jingxi | A budget-friendly alternative to Guilin's landscape🗻 🌡 Temperature: 16–24°C, mild climate 💰 Estimated cost: around CNY 500 per person for 3 days and 2 nights ✨ Highlights: Karst peaks, lakes, and ancient villages—it has it all. The scenery rivals Guilin, but with far fewer tourists. Wander around Jiuzhou Ancient Town for free, where you'll see locals embroidering silk balls everywhere; Quyang Lake is surrounded by clear water, creating a picturesque landscape. It's not overly commercialized, and prices for food and accommodation are very reasonable. 🍜 Must-eats: Jingxi sour porridge, rolled rice noodles, and fragrant pork. Local shops offer great value. 💡 Tips: Perfect for those who enjoy relaxing landscapes and dislike crowds. 3️⃣ Jiangxi, Fuzhou | An underrated autumn city in Jiangnan🍂 🌡 Temperature: 8–18°C, full of late-autumn vibes 💰 Estimated cost: CNY 480 per person for 3 days and 2 nights ✨ Highlights: The hometown of scholars, filled with ancient villages, red maples, and ginkgo trees. Liukeng Ancient Village features blue bricks and black tiles, with autumn leaves covering the streets; take a sunset stroll in Menghu Park. Most parks and old streets are free to enter. The city is affordable, the pace is relaxed, and it's quiet—perfect for a slow-paced cultural trip. 🍜 Must-eats: Fuzhou rice noodles, beef offal, and Nanfeng mandarin oranges. Fruit is very affordable. 💡 Tips: Accessible by high-speed rail. Nearby ancient villages can be reached by short-distance bus. 4️⃣ Guizhou, Zhenyuan | A tranquil ancient town by the Wuyang River🌊 🌡 Temperature: 10–20°C, slight temperature difference between day and night 💰 Estimated cost: CNY 520 per person for 3 days and 2 nights ✨ Highlights: The Wuyang River winds through the city in an S-shape, nestled against mountains and water, with gentle night lights. There is no general admission fee for the ancient town. Stroll along the river and explore the old alleys, avoiding the hustle and bustle of Lijiang or Fenghuang. The river is shrouded in mist in the early morning, making for great photos. 🍜 Must-eats: Sour soup fish, rice tofu, and Zhenyuan bean curd. Affordable and authentic. 💡 Tips: Prioritize accommodation on the outskirts of the ancient town for lower prices; it's cool in the morning and evening, so bring a light jacket. ✨ Budget travel tips ▫️ In some cities, the temperature difference between day and night is significant in November, so remember to bring both a light and a warm jacket ▫️ Public transportation in off-the-beaten-path cities can be limited; for short distances, consider taking a taxi or using a shared e-bike ▫️ For meals, try to choose street-side shops frequented by locals; avoiding restaurants in tourist areas will save you money ▫️ Travel off-peak; visiting on weekdays means fewer crowds and lower accommodation prices

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What people are saying about Le'an

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Liukeng Ancient Village

The historical culture is very rich. The whole village is full of historical and cultural relics. The historical buildings are very well preserved. The service attitude of the scenic area is also very good. The supporting facilities nearby are complete, and you can eat, stay, take a walk, and take a cruise.

M29***80

Jinzhu Waterfall Scenic Area

It's quite nice and very cool. There is a hotel next to it and you can take a shower after climbing the mountain. It takes about an hour to finish the tour. There is a plank road along the water, so you don't have to climb too many mountains. It is very friendly to the elderly and children.

M93***52

Dahua Mountain Butterfly Valley Scenic Area

It's fun. There are more than 30 projects. It's only 168, which is a good deal. My favorite and most impressive one is the cliff swing. I want to play it again next time. Recommend it.

M47***75

Orange Isle Scenic Area

Orange Island is a bit of a mixed experience, and I'm honestly not entirely sure whether I'd consider it a must-visit in Changsha.It's a large, green, and pleasant park, with beautiful riverside views and plenty of space for walking. If you enjoy places with historical significance or simply want to experience a different side of the city, it's definitely worth considering.Most visitors seem to take the sightseeing train to the southern end of the island, where the famous Mao Zedong statue is located. That's also where you'll find plenty of people taking photos, so don't expect a particularly quiet experience.The main downside is that visiting the island takes quite a bit of time, especially if you want to explore it properly. And while it's certainly a nice place, I'm not sure the experience justifies spending several hours here if you have a limited amount of time in Changsha and other places you'd like to see.On the other hand, if you're simply looking for a relaxing walk through a green park, with opportunities to stop by the river and enjoy the scenery, it's a lovely option.Overall, I'd say it's worth visiting if you have some extra time or are particularly interested in Chinese history. Otherwise, I wouldn't necessarily put it at the very top of your Changsha itinerary.

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Wangxian Valley

Many people come to Wangxian Valley just to catch a glimpse of the lights on the cliff and leave. The right way to experience Wangxian Valley is to slow down and immerse yourself in the autumn scenery, folk customs, and beautiful mountain accommodations.

M37***45

Jiupuxia Scenic Area

As more and more people boarded kayaks for rafting, almost all of the forty or fifty kayaks soon gathered in one area. As we looked around, there were few women and children who were all going for parent-child rafting. The three of us were risking our lives. But I chose Warrior Rafting, especially because my sister said she must experience the thrill... What a brave sister, I have never tried an exciting rafting experience. The radio kept repeating: "This is a highly dangerous and exciting rafting experience." Rafting, please..." My sister said, "Can you please stop playing this broadcast? It makes me so nervous." [Laughing through tears] The kayak can only seat two people, and my sister and I can sit in one. With screams, I said: "Be good, be sure to hold on, close your mouth, and close your eyes if you are afraid." We followed the steep hillside. , hurricane-like "waves", the kayak was hit from time to time, impacting left and right, up and down, and our whole bodies were hit hard by the huge waves. I choked several times in a row, my nose was sore and soft, and it was extremely uncomfortable. Looking at the girl opposite me with her eyes closed, I seemed to have tried my best to pretend to be calm and asked her, "How are you? Are you okay? Are you feeling uncomfortable? How are you?" She said, "It was a little uncomfortable at first, but now I'm fine." , just after I finished speaking, I saw another "cliff" behind us. I said loudly: "Hey, here we go again, hold on to the handle and shut your mouth." At this time, waves of rapids were flying and waves were roaring. I I felt like I was riding a "roller coaster", and the "overwhelming" waves made my heart beat faster. Fortunately, the 11 most thrilling and painful moments in the whole journey were finally over.

M42***78

Hunan Museum

Director Xu's explanations were highly professional, vivid, patient, and captivating. He focused on explaining all the key exhibits, connecting them with historical anecdotes and other details to make them easier to understand. Highly recommended.

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Tengwang Pavilion Tourist Area

"The sunset glows and the lone wild goose flies together; the autumn water blends with the vast sky." Thanks to the famous line by Wang Bo, a poet of the early Tang Dynasty, Tengwang Pavilion is known as one of the three great towers in Jiangnan, along with Yellow Crane Tower and Yueyang Tower. Famous city, famous tower and famous poem complement each other, and with the passage of time, their splendor only grows stronger.

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Wuyishan National Park

Every attraction is worth visiting, with its rich cultural heritage and stunning natural scenery that leaves visitors breathless and reluctant to leave. There are some attractions I haven't visited yet; I'll come back another time.

千江水中月

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The standard currency in Le'an is CNY

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Current exchange rate approx.: MXN ≈0.4CNY (actual exchange rates depend on the bank). Currency exchange tips:
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