Wuyuan ancient village, known as the most beautiful countryside in China, is a city of poetry and painting. Is it really as rumored?

Open Tik Tok. Have you seen the big video of rape blossoms? They are so beautiful. Wuyuan, the most beautiful ancient village in China, lies between these rape fields. The beauty of the ancient village, like a paradise, is 1000 times better than rumors. If you don't visit, you will never know how "fairyland" this ancient village is.

1. Jiangling

Jiangling is the most primitive scenery in Wuyuan ancient village. Terraces full of crops extend from the flat ground to the hillside. If you sit in a helicopter and watch, you will find the lines of these terraces are so beautiful. Simple houses next to terraces and children catching fish by the river are an ancient village without urban pollution. So natural, comfortable and beautiful. In rainy summer, the rain flows freely along those natural ditches, just like thousands of little white dragons galloping freely.

2. Wang kou.

There is another place you have to see in Wuyuan ancient village, and that is Wangkou. Standing in the nearest place to Wangkou, the village head, in the morning, watching the red sun rise slowly, the houses scattered randomly in twos and threes near Wangkou, with the red sun reflected on the river, are so harmonious and beautiful, not abrupt at all. With the fog that has not dispersed in the morning, it looks as mysterious and desirable as a fairyland on earth from a distance. Simple and kind villagers lived in the ancient house. They work at sunrise and rest at sunset. They are very hospitable.

3. Moon Bay.

The ancient village of Moon Bay is a unique landscape painting of ink painting. Because there is an island in the middle of the river, it is named after it looks like a curved moon. It is surrounded by rivers, and on the other side of the river are green mountains. Visitors can swim on this river in a small wooden boat and feel the beauty of Moon Bay in detail.

After reading these, are my dear friends tempted?