The truly ancient village hidden in southern Zhejiang – Furong Ancient Village

This ancient village, which has spanned more than six hundred years from the Song Dynasty to the present, is the oldest village in Yongjia with dozens of ancient Ming and Qing residences and 18 ancestral halls, making it a treasure trove of ancient architecture and a lesser-known ancient village. Arriving at Wenzhou Airport and getting there by evening, there was no charge for admission or parking at that time, saving 25 yuan It is understood that the admission fee is 15 yuan and parking is 10 yuan, and it seems to be free to enter after 5 pm. A clear stream runs through the entire village, accompanied by a stone path all the way, and wherever you go, there is the sound of gurgling water, full of the flavor of the water towns of the south of the Yangtze River. The ancient buildings are constructed according to the Bagua and Qixing layout, with the Furong Pond and Furong Pavilion at the center. The General's Mansion and the Chen family ancestral hall are quaint and distinctive.