What interesting places are there around Fenghuang Ancient City? Details are as follows.

There are many Miao villages in the Great Wall south of Qiliangdong, and the price is between 45 and 200.

I suggest going to Qiliang Cave around Fenghuang Ancient City. The ticket to 60 yuan is very big. The tour takes about 2 hours. You'll be surprised if you've never met a friend of the cave. Qiliang Cave is not far from Fenghuang Ancient City, about 6 kilometers away.

There is also Aizhai Bridge nearby. These places are a little far away. It is more troublesome to transfer by car through Jishou. It is recommended to charter a car. Aizhai Bridge, Panshan Highway and Tea Cave in Border Town, one day is enough! You can go back to Phoenix at night.

Three provinces by boat, Chongqing, Guizhou and Hunan. If you like to take pictures, take a tugboat to Hong 'an Town, opposite the tea cave. There is no development, few people and no shops. It's cool to take pictures! There are Tongren and Zhenyuan in Guizhou around Phoenix. Now many people say that Zhenzhen is far more delicious than Phoenix!

Feishui Valley in Miaoxiang, Fenghuang, is dotted with two waterfalls, three streams and four wonders, and twenty-eight waterfalls.

Feishui Valley Scenic Area is a national geological park, which is 12km away from Fenghuang Ancient City, and only 10km away from the ancient city. Since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the site has been extremely secretive and unknown to the world. The valley is surrounded by dangerous cliffs, lush trees and exotic flowers and grasses.

Hongyi Liu Qing and countless special rocks have formed more than a dozen small waterfalls with different shapes, such as Triassic Waterfall, Bailongtan Waterfall, Luo Ying Waterfall, Oblique Waterfall and Lancaotan Waterfall.

One of the most spectacular is the Feishui Valley Waterfall at the end of the valley. Its height exceeds 100 m and its width exceeds 30 m. The waterfall roared and the sound oscillated for miles. Fog fills the valley, but it can't compete for a few meters.

According to experts' research, there is an ancient Five Torture Square in Feishui Valley, which is the largest grain processing base for soldiers and nearby villagers in Ming and Qing Dynasties, and it can also be said to be a model of natural integration of natural landscape and human landscape.