Foshan Changqi Ancient Village

This ancient village, built in the Ming Dynasty, is surrounded by water on three sides. Every household is arranged in an orderly manner with quaint quadrangle courtyards. Despite the passage of time, it is still well-preserved, showcasing extraordinary beauty and elegance. The village is not large, with winding ancient alleys between blue bricks and red tiles, flying eaves and painted beams, and towering wok ear walls, allowing people to experience the unique charm of Cantonese 'wok ear houses' up close. The quiet alleys seem to transcend time and space, bringing back childhood memories. The village has many towering banyan trees with lush foliage, some of which are said to be over three hundred years old, making every casual photo a picturesque scene. Address: Changqi Ancient Village, Lubu Town, Sanshui District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province Driving Route: Navigate to Changqi Ancient Village for easy access Parking Information: The visitor service center at the village entrance provides a free parking lot Tickets: Free admission, open all day, welcoming your visit Recommended Check-in Points: Changwenbi Mountain Viewing Platform: Stroll through the alleys to the top of the mountain for a breathtaking view of the entire village. Alley Light and Shadow: Capture the interplay of light and shadow in the alleys, freezing beautiful moments. Ancient Banyan Trees: Whether in sunshine or rain, every frame under the banyan trees is a masterpiece of nature. Ancient Village Alleys: Immerse yourself in the traces of time and feel the depth and stories of history. Wok Ear House Details: Carefully photograph every corner of the houses to showcase the charm of ancient architecture. Aerial View of the Ancient Village: If possible, capture the unique and beautiful scenes from above. Village Entrance Banyan Forest: Rows of banyan trees form a quiet green tunnel, experiencing the tranquility of the forest. The stone roads in the ancient village are often damaged and covered with moss, so please be careful to avoid slipping. There is no lighting in the alleys at night, so it is recommended to visit during the day or before dark. Bring mosquito repellent and sunscreen to prevent mosquito bites and sunburn in the mountains and forests. Respect the villagers' lives, keep quiet during your visit, and avoid disturbing the local residents. The village is of moderate size, and a deep tour can be completed in 2-3 hours. Please travel civilly and leave no trace of garbage.