What should you pay attention to when traveling to Hongcun?

Tourists should consciously care for cultural relics and the flowers and trees in scenic spots wherever they go, and should not arbitrarily carve or graffiti on scenic spots and historic sites.

Respect local customs. Our country is a multi-ethnic country, and many ethnic minorities have different religious beliefs and customs and taboos. As the saying goes: “When in town, do as the Romans do.” When traveling into areas inhabited by ethnic minorities, you must respect their traditional customs and taboos in life. You must not ignore etiquette or hurt their national self-esteem due to careless actions. ?

Be wary of being deceived. There are currently a small number of bad guys who steal, cheat, and rob in society. Therefore, when you meet by chance, be careful not to make close friends easily and do not reveal "secrets" to prevent being deceived. Causing oneself economic and financial losses. ?

Hongcun is an ancient village shaped like an ox. The two ancient trees in the village, the ginkgo tree and the red poplar tree, are the "ox horns". The most harmonious place between lakes and mountains and stacked courtyards. Famous scenic spots include: Chengzhi Hall, Nanhu Scenery, Nanhu Academy, Yuenuma Spring Dawn, Niuchang Shuizhen, Shuangxi Reflecting Bi, Big Tree in Front of the Pavilion, Sunset at Leigang, Tree Man Hall, Ming Dynasty ancestral hall, Lexu Hall, etc. Surrounding the village are the famous Pheasant Wood Carving Tower, Qishu Lake, Tachuan Autumn Colors, Mukeng Bamboo Sea, Wancun Ming Temple "Aijing Hall" and other landscapes.

Nanhu is located at the southern end of Hongcun. It was excavated in the Dingwei year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (AD 1607). It imitated the style of the West Lake and the autumn moon on the flat lake. It dug hundreds of acres of fertile land in the south of the village several feet deep and built stone banks around it. Artificial Hunan Lake. The open water is arch-shaped, and the painted bridge crossing the lake is the place where Li Mubai led his horse across in the movie "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon." The morning mist and summer lotuses add to the charm of South Lake. The photos taken here are very beautiful.

The Moon Pond is located in the center of Hongcun. Because it looks like a half moon, local villagers call it the Moon Pond. It was excavated during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty. When the weather is fine, the white walls and black tiles of the surrounding Huizhou ancient buildings are reflected in the horse head wall, which can make beautiful photos. When night falls, a row of lanterns beside the moon marsh will light up, and the shadows of the lanterns and the moonlight will appear in the pool together. Fluctuating, very artistic.