Sheung Kam Tong Village is nestled in the mountains and surrounded by water.

Shanggantang Village is located between mountains and rivers. Shanggantang Village is only 9 kilometers away from Gou Lan Yao Village, but due to lack of time yesterday, we left Shanggantang for today. Shanggantang is a Han village, and its architectural style and layout are similar to those of the surrounding Yao villages. The Zhou family has settled here for more than 1,000 years and has continued for more than 40 generations. The family has produced many talents, including more than 100 officials above the seventh rank, two Jinshi, and countless Juren and Xiucai. The village is much larger than I expected, and it retains more than 200 buildings from the Ming and Qing dynasties. However, except for the area along the river, most of the old houses near the mountains have been abandoned. Like Gou Lan Yao Village, there is no need for tickets, and the car does not need to be parked in the parking lot outside the gate of the scenic area (the navigation only guides here), you can drive directly to the parking lot near Wenchang Pavilion. Shanggantang Village and Gou Lan Yao Village both have hotels and inns. They are not far from Jiangyong County, 25 kilometers away, and a half-hour drive. (2023/12/1)