Travel tips: Liancheng Peitian Ancient Village is so beautiful!

[Introduction to the attraction] The Peitian Ancient Village in Liancheng, Longyan, Fujian is known as one of the ten most beautiful ancient villages and a folk Forbidden City. Peitian Ancient Village has a history of 800 years and is one of the most well-preserved ancient Hakka residential buildings from the Ming and Qing dynasties in China. [Route Guide] Navigation: Peitian Village, Xuanhe Town, Liancheng County, Longyan City, Fujian Province Transportation: High-speed rail: Guanzhishan South Station (take a shuttle bus or taxi after exiting the station and arrive in about 20 minutes) Self-driving: Navigate to Peitian Ancient Village (get off Pengkou Expressway) and navigate directly to Wu Family Courtyard There is a free parking lot at the entrance of the village, which is easy to park. It is recommended to drive by yourself. Tickets: 50 yuan/person, (free for people under 1.2m tall and over 60 years old, half price for 1.2-1.5m 25 yuan/person, half price for those staying in the village) [Recommended attractions] Henggong Temple, Jiugong Temple, Yanqing Hall, Ziyang Academy, Dafudi, Dunpu Hall, Rongjiju, Shuangzhuo Hall, Wujia Courtyard, Yuyang Temple, Jimei Hall, Guanting, Weiyan Temple, village entrance street archway, Leigongzi tree, Chutian Mountain House, the most beautiful corner. The Peitian ancient residential complex is ingeniously designed, unique in style, made of fine materials and with exquisite craftsmanship, forming a Hakka architectural model of "nine halls and eighteen courtyards" with multiple halls and courtyards where clans live together. The powerful drainage design of the Nine Halls and Eighteen Wells allows rainwater to fall from the patio through the sloping tiles and then be collected and drained from the canals around the courtyard. This cleverly relieves drainage pressure and also has the meaning of gathering wealth. The gate of each courtyard is designed with stream stones in the shape of ancient copper coins. There are half a copper coin inside and outside the gate, which is full of the business wisdom of the Hakka people: "give half of the money you earn to others and keep the other half for yourself." The entire village is distributed in a strip shape, surrounded by mountains and water, with villages formed along the stream. There is not much commercialization here, with only a few shops and stalls open for business. Most of the residents are locals, and some villagers still live in old houses, so don't disturb them. The new village is at the other end of the old site and is also worth a visit. Here, you will deeply experience the tranquility of the village and the thickness of its history, and feel the unique charm of Hakka culture! 【Accommodation】 There are many homestays in the ancient village, including Chutian Mountain House, Ziyang Academy, Banshan Residence, and Nanfeng Inn. If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle and enjoy the quiet time in the countryside, you can stay for a few days and experience the life of the small village from morning to night. Walk around the village in the morning and evening, walk along the ancient streets and alleys, and overlook the panoramic view of Peitian Ancient Village from a high place in the evening. It is super beautiful! Photo suggestion: It is recommended to go in the morning when there are fewer people and the light is good, making it easier to take photos. [Sanitation] The environment in the village is good and there is almost no garbage. The stream water is also very clear, and you can even see small fish in the water. You can also see some cute little animals in the village. (Please take away the garbage and throw it into the trash can. Everyone has the responsibility to protect the environment!) [Local customs] The villagers I met were very kind and enthusiastic [Food recommendations] Street dessert shops and flower tea, Liancheng white duck, kuanban, rice jelly, grass root soup, stream fish stewed with tofu, salt wine chicken (white-cut chicken), shabu-shabu nine products (including Hakka rice wine, friends who drive should be careful), stir-fried Jiumentou, stewed pot meat, stuffed tofu, bamboo shoots (depending on the season), beef soup noodles, pickled pepper stir-fried beef...