What are the domestic and foreign tourist destinations of the minority?

When traveling, most people will listen to others' recommendations and go to some popular scenic spots. If they catch up with the tourist season, they will be very crowded. After they went, they didn't appreciate the fun of traveling at all. It is better to go to some small and beautiful scenic spots. There are so many tourist attractions in China. If you want to find ethnic scenic spots, Bian Xiao suggests you go to Nanxun Town, Hefeng in Enshi, Hubei, Seda in Sichuan and Yubeng in Yunnan.

First, Nanxun Town

There are many ancient towns in China, but when it comes to ancient towns, people may think of Lijiang ancient town or Yangshuo ancient town, Fenghuang ancient town, Wuzhen and so on for the first time. These are famous ancient towns, and they are already very famous tourist attractions. Due to the development of tourism, these ancient towns have also been developed on a large scale, and many features have disappeared. However, Nanxun Town is an ancient town that has not been commercialized. It has been established for more than 750 years and has a profound historical and cultural accumulation. There is a feeling of a water town in the south of the Yangtze River. On holidays, Nanxun Town is still relatively quiet, and the local life and culture are very strong. So we can take a walk in advance while Nanxun Town is not fully commercialized.

Second, Enshi Hefeng

Hefeng in Enshi, Hubei Province is located in the southwest of Hubei Province. The four seasons are very distinct. Summer is not too hot and winter is not too cold, so summer is a very good summer resort. Hefeng Valley has a very dense virgin forest, which is very cool in summer, and there are waterfalls in Enshi Grand Canyon. If the weather is fine, you can see a rainbow.

Third, Sichuan Seda

Although the tourism resources in Sichuan Province are very rich at present, Seda is located in Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Sichuan Province, where you can browse the beautiful scenery of the western Sichuan Plateau. For most people who have been to Seda, Sichuan, they will feel that this is a healing journey. The houses here are all red, and there is the largest Buddhist college in the world. Spending a day with granddaughters, listening to Buddhist scriptures carefully and feeling the atmosphere of Buddhism will make people feel relaxed, refreshed and purified.