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Furong Town
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A thousand-year-old town hanging on a waterfall! Experience the spectacular view of illuminated waterfalls flowing through the city at night, stroll along the bluestone alleys to taste the rice tofu featured in the movie "Furong Town," and immerse yourself in the Tujia stilt house complex and the intangible cultural heritage Maogusi dance. This hidden paradise in Western Hunan is enchanting day and night.
Furong Town, originally named "Wang Village," is approximately 50 kilometers from Yongshun County. The ancient town has a history of over two thousand years and gained fame as the filming location for the movie "Furong Town," directed by Xie Jin and starring Liu Xiaoqing and Jiang Wen. It was subsequently renamed "Furong Town."
The ticket office, entrance, exit, and visitor center of Furong Town are all located at one end of the town. After entering the ancient town from the entrance, you can walk along the old street paved with bluestone slabs to explore. On both sides of the old street, many local residences have been preserved. The walls of many of these residences are pieced together with wooden boards, and many of the wooden boards have changed color and turned black, inadvertently marking the passage of time.
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A thousand-year-old town hanging on a waterfall! Experience the spectacular view of illuminated waterfalls flowing through the city at night, stroll along the bluestone alleys to taste the rice tofu featured in the movie "Furong Town," and immerse yourself in the Tujia stilt house complex and the intangible cultural heritage Maogusi dance. This hidden paradise in Western Hunan is enchanting day and night.
Furong Town, originally named "Wang Village," is approximately 50 kilometers from Yongshun County. The ancient town has a history of over two thousand years and gained fame as the filming location for the movie "Furong Town," directed by Xie Jin and starring Liu Xiaoqing and Jiang Wen. It was subsequently renamed "Furong Town."
The ticket office, entrance, exit, and visitor center of Furong Town are all located at one end of the town. After entering the ancient town from the entrance, you can walk along the old street paved with bluestone slabs to explore. On both sides of the old street, many local residences have been preserved. The walls of many of these residences are pieced together with wooden boards, and many of the wooden boards have changed color and turned black, inadvertently marking the passage of time.