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Huangyao Ancient Town.. Huangyao Ancient Town travel guide is as follows: 1. Ancient Stone Street: Huangyao Ancient Town has 8 stone streets, including Jinde Street, Yingxiu Street, Tianran Street, Zhongxing Street, Anle Street, Lianli Street, Longpan Street, and Shanbang Street. Among them, the stone street of Yingxiu Street is the widest, about 5 meters; the narrowest part is the sheep alley mouth of Jinde Street, less than two meters. 2. Dailong Bridge: Dailong Bridge was built during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. It is the largest of the 15 ancient bridges in Huangyao and is also a landmark of the ancient town's scenery. On the right bank of the bridge is the Jianlong Temple, and there are many strange rocks beside the bridge, including stones shaped like turtles, camels, and giant snakes. 3. Immortal's Ancient Well: The spring water of the Immortal's Ancient Well gushes all year round, no matter how dry or flooded, it always remains unchanged. It is said that water taken from the spring on the morning of the seventh day of the seventh lunar month can be preserved for three years without spoiling, and drinking it prevents all kinds of diseases. 4. Dragon Claw Banyan: The Dragon Claw Banyan gets its name because its aerial roots resemble dragon claws and is over 500 years old. The ancient tree grows out of the rocks, tightly embracing the stones, and its roots cannot fully extend, hence it is also called 'Rock Banyan'. 5. Guo's Mansion: Guo's Mansion is a typical flat courtyard-style building in Huangyao Ancient Town, built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, covering an area of about 20 acres. It has four gate towers including Jielong Gate and Taiping Gate, with a pond and garden in front of the gates, and high stone walls surrounding it, with nearly a hundred rooms.