Guizhou Qiandongnan has a Ming Dynasty military ancient city with a history of over 600 years

🏨 Longli Ancient City 🌟Highlights: Longli Ancient City, located in the green forest sea (Chunlei Forest Farm) in the eastern part of Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province, is a Ming Dynasty military fortress with a history of over 600 years. ❤Recommended Reasons: I strongly recommend Longli Ancient City to friends who are interested in ancient city tours! Unlike other ancient cities, Longli is not highly commercialized, and the traditional residential layout is still preserved within the ancient city, with Han traditional customs well maintained. If you are interested in the history of Ming Dynasty garrison, you can come to Longli. The city defense layout is basically preserved (it is said that there is a secret passage at the north gate). If you are interested in Ming and Qing traditional architecture, you can come to Longli. The residential houses (Yinzi houses) here basically follow the architectural style of the Ming and Qing dynasties, with distinctive features such as horsehead walls, wall paintings, wall carvings, and courtyard layouts. If you are interested in museums, you can come to Longli. This is the third eco-museum jointly built by China and Norway, and there is a statue erected by the locals in memory of Jester Long outside the Zhuangyuan Temple. If you like Wang Changling, you can come to Longli. You share a common idol with the people of Longli, and the Zhuangyuan culture here is developed based on the commemoration of Wang Changling. If you want to relax and vacation, don't miss Longli. The local customs are simple (doors are not locked at night, which I admire), the scenery is beautiful (Longxi River, rice fields are so beautiful), and there are not many tourists, making it a great place for leisure and vacation. 📝Note tips: Transportation is not very convenient, you may need to transfer to a bus midway. 🍽Dining Recommendations: Delicious food needs to be discovered. There are only a few snack bars in the ancient city, with not many varieties. The snacks here are all in the homes of the locals. If you have a good relationship with the locals, you will often be invited to eat together!