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💭 Escape the hustle and bustle, find the tranquility within Do you want to escape the noise of the city and find a peaceful corner to quietly enjoy your own weekend time? Then come to Pangjiawan Nianhua Valley in Yichang! 📍 Location: Pangjiawan Nianhua Valley 🚗 Transportation: It is recommended to drive there to enjoy the scenery along the way. 💰 Ticket: Free! 🅿️ Parking: There is a parking lot in the village, which is also free, very convenient. ⏰ Visiting time: Although the village is not large, every inch of land is full of stories. If you are not particularly keen on taking photos, you can basically finish the tour in about 1 hour. However, if you want to delve into the history and culture here, you might need more time. 🌳 The Legend of the Centennial Nanmu Tree Have you heard about the legend of the centennial nanmu tree in the village? It is said that in the early Ming Dynasty, a scholar who was on his way to the capital for the imperial examination took shelter under the tree during a storm. A lightning bolt split the nanmu tree, and the scholar took it as a divine sign, so he bowed three times and kowtowed nine times before continuing on his way. Eventually, he passed the examination with high honors, and when he returned to his hometown, he specially paid homage to this divine tree to thank the heavens for their guidance. This nanmu tree has since become the guardian spirit of the village, bringing peace and good fortune to the villagers.

Just 3 hours away from Wuhan, there lies a secluded ancient village with no inhabitants.🍃||I never expected that during the crowded May Day holiday I would find a deserted ancient village to escape the world Only a 3.5-hour drive from Wuhan Only a 1-hour drive from Yichang city center This ancient village is backed by mountains and surrounded by greenery It is inhabited by the descendants of the Pang family Most of those who remain in the village are grandparents The village still retains ancient wells from the Ming and Qing dynasties There are farm dishes in the village, as well as homestays If you have time, you can stay for a night It doesn't take long to walk around the entire village But it's worth savoring carefully The hot summer is coming soon It's also very nice to come here to escape the heat You can also pick fruit in the surrounding area 📍Yuan'an Pangjia Bay Nianhua Valley Take a break from your busy work Come here to experience a life like in the Peach Blossom Spring Record life, share the beauty I am Croissant, see you next time!

| Pangjiawan Nianhua Valley. I found a secluded ancient village with no inhabitants Only a 3.5h drive from Wuhan Only a 1h drive from Yichang city center This ancient village is backed by mountains, Surrounded by greenery Inhabited by the descendants of the Pang family Most of those who remain in the village are grandparents The village still retains ancient wells from the Ming and Qing dynasties There are farm dishes in the village, as well as homestays If you have time, you can stay for a night The whole village doesn't take long to walk around but is worth savoring The hot summer is coming soon It's also nice to come here to escape the heat You can also pick fruit in the surrounding area Address: Yuan'an Pangjiawan Nianhua Valley

💁‍♀️ Looking to escape the hustle and bustle on the weekend and find a peaceful corner to quietly enjoy your own time? Then come to Pangjiawan Nianhua Valley! 📍 Location: Pangjiawan Nianhua Valley 🚘 Transportation: Self-driving is recommended to enjoy the scenery along the way. 🎫 Ticket: Free of charge, truly great value! 🅿️ Parking: There is a parking lot in the village, also free of charge, which is very considerate. 🕓 Visiting time: The village is not very big, and if you are not particularly fond of taking photos, you can basically finish touring in about 1 hour. However, the beauty and tranquility here are worth savoring slowly. 🌲 Legend of the century-old Nanmu tree: Have you heard the legend of this divine tree? It is said that in the early Ming Dynasty, a scholar on his way to the capital to take an exam took shelter under this tree during a rainstorm and was struck by lightning. The Nanmu tree was split instantly, but the scholar was unharmed. He believed it was a sign from heaven, so he bowed three times and kowtowed nine times to the tree before braving the rain to continue to the capital. As expected, he passed the examination with high honors, and when he returned to his hometown, he made a special trip to pay his respects to the divine tree in gratitude. Today, this Nanmu tree still stands in the village, witnessing the passage of time.