The ancient village on the cliff - Ningwu Hanging Village.

[FireBalloon] Hanging Village is a scenic spot on the northern line of Luya Mountain, located in the deep mountains of Guancen Mountain in Ningwu, Shanxi. The village has a history of two to three hundred years. The houses are built on the edge of a hundred-meter-high cliff. The roads in the village are supported by standing wood, and rolling wood is built into a plank road. The buildings standing on the cliff are like pavilions in the sky. [FireBalloon] This is a recently developed tourist attraction. The young people in the original village all went out to work, and the few families left behind were all elderly widows and widowers. Due to the scarcity of the village, capital took a fancy to it and transformed it into a tourist attraction. The ticket is 60 yuan. Generally, tourists who come here buy a package ticket together with the nearby Wannian Ice Cave. It seems that there is no special car for the scenic area. You need to charter a car or drive yourself to go there. The car can drive directly to the foot of the mountain where the village is located. The parking fee is 10 yuan. [FireBalloon] The Hanging Village is also called Wanghuagou Village. The houses in the village are built with local materials, mainly stone and wood. Many of them have two-story attics, which are backed by cliffs and face the abyss. Sitting by the window, you can see the small mountains. Stone paths can be seen everywhere in the village, leading to the mountains behind, where sheep are grazing leisurely, without any conflict with the world. [FireBalloon] Wherever there is water, there are people. The water source in the village seeps out from the cliffs, forming a waterfall. It starts to freeze in autumn and winter, thus forming a spectacular ice waterfall. [FireBalloon] The tour route spirals up along the stone steps beside the waterfall, walks through the long suspended plank road in the village, and then goes around to the opposite half-mountain road between the two mountains, and then comes down from the opposite trail. The whole journey does not repeat the same route and takes about 40-60 minutes.