Nanjing County, Zhangzhou | The Taiji Water Town "Taxia Village", a haven for celestial beings

Taxia Village in Nanjing County, Zhangzhou, is a typical Hakka settlement, with a "two mountains and one water, iron fan as the door" layout. The village is home to national cultural heritage sites such as the Deyuan Hall and Shilong Banner, as well as historical remains and traditional customs like "Spring Sacrifice" and "Making Great Fortune". The earthen buildings in Taxia Village are built along the river, with a rich variety of shapes including the common square and round earthen buildings, as well as apron-shaped and carpenter's square-shaped ones. The landscape features a scattered arrangement of buildings of varying heights. Among them, Yude Building and Shunchang Building are located on both sides of the stream, forming a Taiji-like pattern with the stream, hence Taxia Village is known as the "Taiji Water Town". Years ago, every household in the village would carry a small bamboo basket to their ancestral temples to offer sacrifices, creating a lively atmosphere filled with the spirit of the New Year! 🌟 Highlights: Simple and natural, with unique scenery 📍 Detailed address: Xiayang Town, Nanjing County 📝 Tips: The village has homestays, restaurants, taverns, teahouses, and cafes. It is recommended to stay for one night for an in-depth experience!