Check in at Longyou Residential Court

For me, the experience was quite good. After all, it is a great place to take photos, and each residence has its own style and beauty. Longyou Residential Court is not a naturally formed ancient village, but a group of ancient buildings from the Ming and Qing dynasties carefully collected and relocated by the local government and cultural relics department. Longyou Residential Court is a national key cultural relic protection unit, which also shows the preciousness and value of this relocated building complex. These ancient buildings were originally scattered in Longyou and surrounding areas, and were facing damage due to age and weathering. Since the 1980s, the local government has selected ancient residences with cultural relics and ornamental value in the county and moved them to Jiming Mountain, combining protection and utilization to develop tourism with cultural relics. The buildings inside include different architectural features of the Ming and Qing dynasties. In addition to the original Jiming Tower on Jiming Mountain, six ancient buildings have been relocated, including "Gao Gang Qi Feng", "Yi Xiu Pavilion", "Wu's Hall", "Wang's Residence", "Shao's Small Hall", and "Lingshan Flower Hall". The community space inside is very large, perfect for taking photos and resting. There are not many tourists, so you can enjoy the beauty and tranquility of the building complex at your own pace. PS: Ticket price is 50 on holidays