Lishui's deep mountain ancient village is a summer retreat

Located in Yangjiatang Village, Sandu Township, Songyang County, Lishui, with a history of more than 350 years, this is a cultural ancient village hidden in the embrace of mountains. The ancient trees are lush, making it very suitable for a summer retreat in an ancient village. Admission is free. Culture Yangjiatang represents the village of the culture of farming and studying. It inherits the excellent tradition of working by day and studying by night, being diligent in both physical and mental work, and being rich in thought. Talented individuals have emerged from generation to generation. Architectural Features The village still maintains a very primitive state, with dozens of households' residences still being rammed earth walls and black-tiled flying eaves. The seemingly simple residences are extremely particular about Feng Shui layout and architectural style. The residences with yellow walls and black tiles are distributed in an orderly manner, presenting the grandeur of a palace in the mountain hollows, which is why it is also known as the Potala Palace of the south of the Yangtze River. In terms of layout and color saturation, Yangjiatang has a bit of the charm of ancient palaces. Attractions Ancient camphor tree at the entrance of the village Dining: Farmhouse fun, only simple food and specialties. Accommodation: There is no commercialization in the village, with a total of three guesthouses built against the mountain, all of which are transformed from residential houses. Prices start at 150 yuan. Transportation: Self-driving is recommended, as there is no direct bus service. Cars can only enter up to the entrance of the village. The paths in the village are winding and meandering, and the residential houses are distributed in a terraced manner, with a difference in elevation of several meters. The houses that seem to be in front of you require climbing along narrow stone steps, either ascending or descending, to reach.