What are the scenic spots in Qili Township, Quzhou?

Taoyuan Qili Scenic Area is located in Qili Township, northwest of Quzhou City, the source of Qiantang River in Zhejiang Province. The scenic spots are rich in eco-tourism resources, including Huangtuling, Wu Yang Village, champion village, Liang Jun, Shilindong Village and She Culture Village.

Huangtuling

It is a typical residential village in the mountainous area of western Zhejiang. It starts from the bamboo gatehouse at the entrance of the village and is scattered in the mountains and forests of the valley. The covered bridge spans Xiangxi, just like a picture of mountains and rivers in the south of the Yangtze River.

Wu Yang village

Wu Yang Village is rich in tourism resources, including residential buildings, Huayan Forestry Sightseeing Park, Triassic Longtan, Huayang Waterfall, Red Army Tomb, Yanghuajian and other natural and cultural attractions.

Champion Village in the Deep Mountains-Liang Jun

Since 1970, the village has trained 47 college students, undergraduates, postgraduates and doctors, including 4 postdoctoral students and 6 master students. There are only 350 people in the village, accounting for 13% of the total population. It can be said that talented people come forth in large numbers and the literary movement is prosperous.

Lingzhi Shilindong village

Lingzhi Village belongs to karst landform, with unique natural landscapes such as karst cave, goat stone forest, Taizong Temple and Millennium camphor tree. Shilin is large in scale, with a distribution area of more than 3,000 mu, each with its own characteristics. There are more than a dozen caves with high aesthetic appreciation value.

She culture village-towards the door

Shangmen Village is the only minority village in Qili Scenic Area of Taoyuan, and the traditional folk culture of She nationality-"wedding" and "two-person turn" is still preserved in the village. There are also experts in bamboo products processing, as well as natural landscape resources such as waterfalls and palm caves.