What kind of experience is it to travel to Meizhou?

Meizhou, a prefecture-level city in Guangdong Province, is located in the northeast of Guangdong. In Meizhou, the Central Plains civilization was preserved and the new Lingdong civilization was developed. Meizhou has beautiful natural scenery and profound cultural heritage.

1. Guest World. In the guest world, their slogan is Meizhou guest world, welcome guests from all corners of the country, and you can see the beautiful scenery and human feelings here. Meizhou is the main birthplace of Hakka culture, so Meizhou retains many customs and habits of Central Plains people. In the guest world, you can feel the green leisure life. The Hakka world is surrounded by mountains, and Buddha statues and traditional Hakka residents are scattered on the top of the mountain, on the mountainside or in pits. There are five scenic spots in the guest world: Shengshan Lake, Hakka Town, Tianxia Square, Thousand Mu Rhododendron Garden and Country Forest Park.

2. Lingguang Temple. This is an ancient temple in the deep mountains and one of the four famous temples in Guangzhou. Although the incense is constantly burning here, it is still quiet, which is a very pure Buddhist situation. In Lingguang Temple, the most famous tree is the tree of life and death at the entrance of the temple. It is said that these two trees have a history of more than 1000 years, and share life and death. There is a hillside near Lingguang Temple, with an endless tea garden on one side. The climate here is basically foggy all the year round, especially suitable for drinking tea. Layers of tea fields, the scenery is also quite good.

3. The ancient rhyme of Qiaoxi. There is a secluded ancient village in Meizhou called Qiaoxi Village. Surrounded by mountains and small bridges and flowing water, it is a good place for the world to live in seclusion. There is a mansion with a history of more than 100 years in the village. It is said that this mansion took a long time to build, which lasted twelve years.

Strolling in this village seems to have crossed a thousand years ago.