Zhangzhou!! A breathtaking Eastern marvel you must visit.

Don't just focus on Yongding! These tulou in Zhangzhou are even more worth exploring— 🌟Must-Visit List 1. Tianluokeng Tulou Cluster The "Four Dishes and One Soup" is truly remarkable! 🍲 Four round tulou surround one square tulou, resembling pearls scattered in the mountains when viewed from the observation deck. In the early morning, mist envelops the tulou, and rising smoke adds a touch of rustic charm. Step inside to see the Hakka-style courtyards and wooden corridors, and listen to the elders share stories of family life. 2. Yuchang Lou The "Leaning Tulou" is absolutely fascinating! 🌆 Its wooden beams and pillars have been leaning for 700 years without collapsing. From the second floor onward, the pillars tilt to one side, creating a stunning sight from within. The interior still houses traditional Hakka workshops where you can buy handmade ginger candy and take vintage-style photos with a historical vibe. 3. Hegui Lou The "First Wonder Tulou"! 💧 Built on a swamp yet as stable as a rock. Walking inside, you can experience the marvel of "a leaning building that doesn't collapse." The tulou contains a school, ancestral hall, and displays of Hakka farming tools. Climb to the top for a view of the surrounding rice fields—both healing and photogenic. 4. Taxia Village A "hidden gem village around tulou"! 🏞️ A stream runs through the village, with ancient bridges connecting tulou on both sides. In the evening, sit by the stream and enjoy Hakka cuisine—bamboo shoot braised pork and mugwort rice cakes are especially delicious. The Zhang Clan Ancestral Hall in the village features intricate carvings and paintings, and at night, the lanterns create a time-traveling atmosphere. 5. Hekeng Tulou Cluster The "Great Wall of Tulou" is incredibly majestic! 🗺️ Thirteen tulou are lined up along the mountain, resembling a giant dragon when viewed from the summit. With fewer tourists, it's more tranquil here. You can get up close to see Hakka elders weaving cloth and drying bamboo shoots, experiencing the authentic Hakka lifestyle.