Escape the hustle and bustle of the city

Enjoy the charm of small bridges and flowing water. Would you like to come? Address: Taxia Village Transportation Suggestions: Take the train to Nanjing Railway Station, then directly take the tourist bus outside the station to get there, with a bus departing about every hour, 20 yuan/person, and the journey takes 1.5 hours; or go to Nanjing Bus Station and transfer to the Tulou Line, 20 yuan/person; or hire a private car, about 40 yuan/person Ticket: Admission is 90 yuan/person, and documents like student IDs can get a half-price ticket Tour Route: 1: Taxia Village's east-leaning and west-tilting Tulou with 'four dishes and one soup' 2: Nanjing Tulou Cultural Exhibition Hall, Yunshuiyao, and Guilelou Here, there is only the sound of trickling water, no noise or hawking, with very low commercialization!! Fujian Tulou: The inspiration for the movie 'Big Fish & Begonia', built during the Tang and Song dynasties, and one of the World Cultural Heritages! This place is a vivid carrier of traditional Hakka culture in China. The Tulou clusters standing among the mountains and rivers are like pearls in the river of history, serene and solemn. Taxia Village's Tulou group, with its unique circular and square structures, showcases the wisdom and craftsmanship of the ancient Hakka people. They are nestled against the mountains and by the water, coexisting harmoniously with nature, as if they are a pastoral poem cradled by Mother Earth. Strolling through the quaint alleys, touching the rammed earth walls that have withstood the test of time, it's as if one can hear the stories told by the years. Taxia Village, surrounded by green mountains and blue waters, resembles a flowing ink painting. Every brick and tile here contains a deep historical and cultural heritage. Visitors can not only appreciate the artistic charm of the Tulou architecture but also experience the authentic Hakka customs, taste delicious local snacks, and feel the simplicity of rural life. Recommendation: Self-driving is not recommended due to the many mountain roads.