I love the morning fog and sunrise in Lu Village in autumn.

The autumn in southern Anhui really looks like the cover of a Chinese textbook. The prototype of the ink painting should look like this in my mind~ The morning fog and sunrise in Lu Village truly restore this beautiful picture! As soon as the sun comes out, the view in front of you is instantly lit up, and the leaves of the Chinese tallow tree also reveal beautiful colors~ Let's set off quickly while the autumn scenery is in full swing❗️ - 📍Lu Village Viewing Platform 💰Free 🚗You can navigate directly to the destination and park along the roadside, but there may be traffic jams and you have to walk a short distance, about 10 minutes. Or you can ride a shared electric bike🛵. We borrowed an electric bike from a homestay and rode directly to the entrance of the viewing platform. It was only about 20 meters to walk~ 🛌It is recommended to stay near the west entrance of Lu Village or Hong Village. There are fewer people and it is closer to the viewing platform, so you don’t have to get up very early. - 🕘The sunrise is around 06:30 recently. It is recommended to arrive before 06:00. It is better to go earlier on weekends. ✔️There is only one viewing platform, which is not big, but people can stand on the lower platforms on both sides. You can check the location more. Basically, you can't move after you stay in one place. - 📸「Photography Tips」 1️⃣ The most beautiful light is within half an hour after the sun comes out. The white-walled and gray-tiled Hui-style buildings are covered with a layer of gauze and surrounded by colorful lights. It is really beautiful! ! ! 2️⃣ Don't open the aperture too wide to expose the sun directly to avoid burning the photosensitive element 3️⃣ Mainly rely on telephoto to take pictures, adjust the phone to about 5 times 4️⃣ After the crowd disperses a little, you can walk down and take beautiful portraits - 📌Tips: Currently, except for the rice fields in Tachuan (p14-16) that have been left for landscape, the others have been harvested almost~ but the red leaves can still be preserved for about another week. It has been raining recently, so it is better to come as early as possible.