Wuyuan: A Poetic Paradise Hidden in Spring, More Beautiful Than Jingdezhen

| A Poetic Paradise Hidden in Spring, More Beautiful Than Jingdezhen. Compared to the well-known Jingdezhen, I have a special love for Wuyuan, a treasure town certified by National Geographic. Known as "China's Most Beautiful Countryside," it hosts a golden rapeseed flower festival every spring, an event you wouldn't want to miss! Plains, hills, terraces... wherever you look, you'll see vibrant, bright yellow rapeseed flowers, layered upon layer, like rolling waves. Shuttle between the ancient villages, where the white walls and black tiles complement the yellow flowers and green trees, as if you have strayed into a traditional Chinese landscape painting, with beautiful scenery and poetry at every turn. Amazing 2-Day, 1-Night Route Day 1: Fengshan Village → Shibao Village → Chaguan Village → Hongguan Village → Yantian Day 2: Likeng → Shangtan Village → Longwei Village → Jiangling → Huangling Check out Lesser-Known Treasure Attractions Starting From $0 1. Chaguan Village: Free. An ancient bridge spans the water, and you can often see elderly people leading cattle across it, much like the idyllic scenes in elementary school textbooks, full of simple, rustic life. 2. Shibao Village: Free. In the sea of flowers, a winding S-shaped road is particularly charming. Running along the curve, you'll find a huge ancient camphor tree at the end, as if you've stepped into an anime scene, romantic and healing. 3. Fengshan Village: Free. The ancient pagoda at the entrance of the village has stood firm despite the wind and rain. As the spring breeze gently blows, the bells on the eaves ring out, as if telling the story of the village over the past few hundred years. 4. Hongguan Village: Free. Peach blossoms, pear blossoms, and rapeseed flowers compete for beauty, reflecting the ancient Hui-style villages with their blue bricks and black tiles, as beautiful as a paradise. 5. Shangtan Village: Free. As the filming location for the movie "I Am Not Madame Bovary," the millennium-old camphor tree at the entrance of the village is a witness to the years, quietly telling the story of time. 6. Longwei Village: Free. The original Hui-style buildings are scattered in a well-organized manner, and the stream behind the village is crystal clear. Here, you can also take a bamboo raft down the river and enjoy a pleasant spring time. 7. Yantian: CNY 55. The vast plain of flowers stretches as far as the eye can see, and there is also a small train "heading to spring" shuttling through it, as if taking people into a dreamy fairy tale world. 8. Likeng: CNY 60. A typical Huizhou misty Jiangnan landscape, with wooden bridges over narrow rivers, and lanterns hanging along the street swaying gently in the wind, full of a blend of fireworks and poetry. 9. Jiangling: CNY 80. Here, you'll find the most beautiful terraced flower fields, often surrounded by clouds and mist. The rapeseed flowers covering the mountains and plains complement the white walls, black tiles, and horse-head walls, like a stunning idyllic landscape painting. 10. Huangling: CNY 165 (including round-trip cable car). The village is built on a 500-meter cliff, leaning against the mountain. The sea of ten thousand acres of terraced rapeseed flowers spreads down from the top of the mountain, a spectacular scene that is definitely worth a visit! Live in a Landscape of Poetry and Painting I highly recommend Wang Wuyuan · Fringe Villa. The B&B is hidden among the mountains and rivers, and you can see different scenery with every step you take. The huge floor-to-ceiling windows in the room frame the green mountains and rivers outside into a natural ink painting. Looking up, you'll see the Jiangnan poetry, which is refreshing. Travel Guide Public transportation between the villages in Wuyuan is not very convenient, so driving is the most recommended way to travel. You can freely plan your itinerary, stop at beautiful spots at any time, and fully enjoy the beauty of Wuyuan in spring.