Walking among the Longji Rice Terraces is like wandering in a painting

✅Must Experience: Longji Rice Terraces The Longji Rice Terraces mainly include three scenic spots: Jinkeng Dazhai, Ping'an Village, and Guzhuang Village. Jinkeng Dazhai has the largest area of terraces, with three viewing platforms: Xishan Shaole, Qianceng Tianladder, and Jinbuding. Ping'an Village has two viewing points, Seven Stars with the Moon and Nine Dragons and Five Tigers, the latter of which allows you to descend into the terraces for an immersive experience. Guzhuang Village terraces are smaller in scale but feature ancient Zhuang ethnic stilted buildings. 🍽Dining Recommendations: There is a rich selection of food at Longji Rice Terraces, and visitors can choose restaurants or snack stalls according to their taste and budget. Recommended dishes include bamboo tube rice, wild vegetables, bamboo chicken, rice flower fish, dried bamboo shoots fried with cured meat, and Yao family tofu wraps. - Transportation: You can choose to drive yourself, take a bus or a business car, or hire a private car to get there. If driving, don't just navigate to 'Longji Rice Terraces'; navigate to a specific village, such as Ping'an Village, Tiantou Village, or a specific homestay. 🏨Hotel Environment: You can choose to stay in the urban area near the Two Rivers and Four Lakes or Dongxi Lane, or in the Jinkeng Rice Terraces within the scenic area. There are many homestays in the scenic area, with recommended ones including Longji Rice Terraces Yue Villa·Panorama Homestay, Sky City Homestay, and Longji·Yunshanju Homestay. 🌟Highlights and Features: In Longji, I encountered a visually stunning feast for the soul. The terraced fields, layer upon layer, are like the fingerprints of the earth, a poem written by nature over the years. The Longji Rice Terraces are not just simple stacks of land, but the masterpieces of countless hardworking farmers. Each layer of terraces is a crystallization of their sweat and wisdom, bearing the sediment of time. Standing at the top of the mountain and looking down, the winding lines are like a flowing movement, playing the melody of the earth. The water in the fields, like a mirror, reflects the azure sky, interweaving with the emerald green rice fields into a breathtakingly beautiful painting. In the early morning, the terraces shrouded in a thin mist are dreamlike, as if you are in a fairyland. When the sunlight pours down, the golden light fills the terraces with vitality and vigor. Each season here has its own charm. In spring, the water-filled terraces are like silver belts inlaid on the earth; in summer, the green rice fields are full of life; in autumn, the golden rice sways in the wind, conveying the joy of harvest; in winter, the terraces dressed in silver have a unique charm. The Longji Rice Terraces are a miracle created by humans and nature together. They made me feel the harmonious coexistence of humans and nature, and filled me with respect for this land.