Five Cities to Visit in June After the College Entrance Exam, Healing and Relaxing!

June Travel Secrets! Five Hidden Paradises, Stunningly Beautiful 1️⃣ Explore Zhaoxing Dong Village | Intangible Cultural Heritage Treasure on Cloud Terraces ✨ The world's largest cluster of Dong drum towers, open your window in the morning to see a sea of clouds rolling like a fairyland. 🍲 Taste authentic sour soup beef noodles and glutinous rice roasted meat buns, experience batik craft beside the drum tower, every snap is a masterpiece. 🚈 Just a 15-minute drive from Congjiang High-Speed Rail Station, stay at a mid-mountain scenic guesthouse. 🌌 At night, the terraced fields light up brilliantly like a galaxy, with a limited-time free experience of intangible cultural heritage Lusheng dance. 2️⃣ Encounter Huangling | The Pinnacle of Autumn Drying Aesthetics 🌶 In June, the drying workshop’s dragon claw peppers are fiery red, and the ancient alleys of Tianjie are dappled with light and shadow. 🥢 Taste steamed small river fish in a stone pot and steamed rice with preserved vegetables and meat, enjoy a sip of Lei tea at Huaxi Water Street, with a lingering flavor. 🚗 Transfer to the scenic shuttle bus from Wuyuan High-Speed Rail Station, 40 minutes to reach, stay at an autumn-drying-themed guesthouse, watch the sunrise in the morning. 🥻 Dress in a Mian skirt and capture stunning autumn drying photos. After June rains, the terraced fields are as clear as mirrors, breathtakingly beautiful. 3️⃣ Step into Nuodeng Ancient Village | The Taiji Illusion of the Thousand-Year Salt Horse ⛩ Under the thousand-year-old banyan tree lies a Taiji diagram telling tales of time. Visit the ancient salt wells and personally experience the joy of salt harvesting. 🍗 Nuodeng ham stir-fried with Dendrobium shoots, irresistibly delicious. At the end of the stone slab road, taste century-old well tea inside the well house, with a long-lasting charm. 🚗 Two hours’ self-drive from Dali, stay at a ham museum guesthouse renovated from Ming and Qing dynasty old houses, feel the blend of history and modernity. 🌄 From April to June, mist swirls around, salt mud walls and Taiji landscapes resemble an ink painting. 4️⃣ Explore Mangya Jade Lake | Tiffany Dream on the Edge of Mars 💎 3,400 salt pits reflect the emerald sky, starting point of the U-shaped 315 National Highway, picturesque scenery. 🍤 Brine-boiled hairy crab and locked-sun stewed lamb, a feast for the taste buds. By Aiken Spring, capture stunning shots of the Devil’s Eye. 🚗 Five hours’ self-drive from Dunhuang or 1.5 hours by shared car from Dachaidan, stay in a starry tent on the 315 National Highway. 🌅 Arrive one hour before and after sunset, drone shots capture the spectacular Earth Eye wonder. 5️⃣ Stroll Along Sha River S Bay in Xiapu | The Light and Shadow Poem of the Venice of the Sea 🌇 In June, seaweed racks are neatly arranged, bamboo pole reflections and sail shadows weave into poetry. 🦀 Secret sword razor clam scrambled eggs and Sansha fish balls, incredibly fresh. Freshly caught seafood porridge made on fishing rafts, the ultimate taste experience. 🚌 Depart from Xiapu High-Speed Rail Station, 20 minutes by taxi, stay in a seaside glass house in Dongbi Village. ⏰ Climb high for shooting at 4 PM, fishing boats shuttle by like a water ballet. 💡 Tips to Avoid Pitfalls: - June is rainy in the south, prepare a sun-and-rain umbrella and non-slip shoes. - Strong UV rays in saline-alkali scenic areas, remember sun protection. - For secret spots like Nuodeng and Mangya, it’s recommended to follow local guides for an in-depth tour. - Book intangible cultural heritage handcraft experiences in advance to avoid missing out on the highlights. Who says niche means hard to reach? These five paradises offer both popular check-in spots and authentic lifestyle aesthetics. With an average cost of 400+, unlock these hidden gems—perfect for summer escape after the June college entrance exam!