Xinye Ancient Village | An underrated treasure of ancient villages

An underrated treasure of ancient villages. Xinye Ancient Village is a quiet and low-key cluster of ancient villages, preserving a large number of intact ancient buildings from the Ming and Qing dynasties. The entire village has 16 ancestral halls, ancient halls, pagodas, temples, and more than 200 ancient buildings. There are still original residents living in the village, and there is no excessive commercialization, retaining a simple and honest atmosphere. 📌Address: Xinye Village 🎫Ticket: 60 yuan per person. Little tips: The village is not completely closed off, you can find a side path to enter, so you don't need a ticket~ Recommended visiting time: 2-3 hours This place once became famous for the filming of 'Where Are We Going, Dad?' and 'The Last Winner' Recommended check-in spots: Nantang is a pond, water symbolizes wealth, and the village is backed by mountains, making it the entire village's wealth-gathering spot. The Huizhou-style buildings around the pond are especially beautiful under the sunset glow Youxu Hall and Chongren Hall are the two major ancestral halls of the ancient village, with many ancient plaques inside that are very impressive (this attraction requires a combo ticket~) Wenchang Pavilion was built in the Ming dynasty to pray for literary fortune. Food recommendations: Jiande tofu buns, crispy cakes, corn kueh, etc