The number one fairy village in the world

Tongluo Village EL+1096 In 122 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han dynasty visited the Hengshan Kingdom and dreamed of a bright moon turning into a copper gong, which fell on this mountain, hence the name. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Zhang Xianzhong invaded, and the villagers fled to the top to avoid disaster. When the thieves arrived, they sounded the gong to call for avoidance of calamity, and it was also named after the copper gong. The mountain stronghold was built during the Ming dynasty, on the summit of the mountain, with its lone peak being steep and rugged. It enjoys the reputation of 'Little Huangshan of the North of the Yangtze River' due to its peculiar pines, strange rocks, sea of clouds, and hot springs.