Do I need tickets for Ogiura Flower Sea?

No. After renovation in 2019, Ogiura Flower Sea is open to the public free of charge.

Dipu Flower Sea Happy World is located in Tonglu County, the most beautiful county known as the "Chinese Painting City". The scenic spot is located in Dipu Ancient Village, a national AAAA-level scenic spot. Entering the scenic spot, you will see the rich charm of the ancient village and the sea of ??flowers. abundant. The scenic spot integrates a sea of ??flowers, flower border art, train culture, and performing arts culture, and is paired with interesting tourism projects developed in conjunction with the sea of ??flowers to provide tourists with a high-quality flower sea tourism experience.

Based on the original sea of ??flowers, the scenic spot incorporates a large amount of train culture and flower art. Visitors in the Ogiura Sea of ??Flowers can not only see a large sea of ??flowers, but also have close contact with 70 Various old locomotives are products of the train culture of the 1970s, and you even have the opportunity to step into a tea restaurant converted from a train carriage to experience the unique cultural charm left by the old times.

Extended information

Dipu Ancient Village has a long history, dating back about 900 years. It has rich cultural heritage and has 2 provincial-level cultural protection units (Shentu Clan Ancestral Hall and Baoqing Ancestral Hall). Hall), Xianhe Hall (Ming Dynasty) are in the process of declaration.

In 2006, it was rated as a provincial historical and cultural village. In 2007, it was included in the third batch of national historical and cultural villages together with Shenn'ao, Huanxi and Xufan villages. Xiaoyi culture, ancient opera culture, ancient papermaking culture, and ancient tree culture are the four distinctive cultures of the village. The ancient buildings are well preserved to this day, and most of them are Huizhou architecture from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. ?

Dipu Village has a Fanjing from the Song Dynasty, a water system from the Ming Dynasty, and more than 40 stone squares, temples, ancestral halls, and residential buildings from the Qing Dynasty. What is even more rare is that there are still three relatively complete Ming Dynasty house buildings preserved.

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