Badong - An underrated town on the Yangtze River Three Gorges

#100WaysOfTravel When I was a kid, I went back to my father's hometown. There were endless mountain roads and endless relatives to visit. After more than 20 years, I returned to my father's hometown, Badong, and found that it was so beautiful and unique. At the top of a mountain with an altitude of more than 1,000 meters, you can have a bird's eye view of the Wuxiakou and witness the scenery on the back of the five-yuan RMB. Standing on the glass bridge and looking down at the green under your feet is definitely a game for the brave. Shenlongxi not only allows you to understand the original ecological lifestyle of the Tujia people in the mountains, but also allows you to experience what 100 different kinds of green are. When Shennong tasted hundreds of herbs, did he identify different plants by different greens? For a foodie, Badong's bacon, potatoes, and corn cakes are all original foods that cannot be eaten elsewhere. Badong people are also passionate about studying how to make food. I have eaten in many restaurants, and the methods of making potatoes are actually different, but they are equally delicious. Maybe it's because as the daughter of a Badong person, I naturally have a filter for Badong's dishes.