Named the most beautiful ancient town by National Geographic, how can you not be tempted?

Nianbadu Ancient Town: A hidden gem at the junction of three provinces, this town is different from the Jiangnan ancient towns of Hangzhou and Suzhou. Its architecture features more Hui and Gan styles, rather than traditional water town residences. The town has a rich history and was an important transportation hub for trade between the three provinces in ancient times. Jianglang Mountain: One of the few Danxia landforms in Zhejiang, three pillar-like peaks rise from the ground, forming a spectacular "Yixiantian" (a narrow strip of sky) between them. Passing through the Yixiantian to the mountainside and looking down, you will see its grandeur. Xianxia Pass: Known as the "throat to Fujian," there is an ancient path for hiking, one of the eight major hiking routes in Zhejiang Province. Qingyang Village: A historical and cultural village with many ancient buildings and residences, it has a strong living atmosphere, perfect for leisurely photography and exploration. Fugai Mountain: A boundary mountain between Zhejiang and Fujian, it has many strange peaks and rocks, showcasing the wonders of nature. Nianbadu Ancient Town, the name itself tells a story. Located at the junction of Zhejiang, Fujian, and Jiangxi provinces, it is a place where time seems to slow down as you enter. The Wen Chang Pavilion in the ancient town, with its wood carvings and murals, is a work of art. The Dialect Surname Celebrity Hall lets you experience the town's diverse and profound culture. The ancient Jing Bridge and Dongsheng Bridge in the town are great places for photography, especially Dongsheng Bridge, the location for the China Post Nianbadu stamp. Walking on it, you can almost hear the echoes of history. During the National Day holiday, Nianbadu Ancient Town transforms into an immersive theater, where NPCs take you back to the world of swords and shadows. The love and hatred of the three major families await your discovery.