In this just past summer, there was a dark horse in Chongqing’s tourist destination and obtained a very high tourist flow, that is, Fengjie County , which just opened the high-speed rail.
Fengjie has been very famous since ancient times. Li Bai 's "年年年年年年年是 " writes Fengjie. Du Fu and Baijuyi have also written poems for it, and this is the first stop of Yangtze Three Gorges , the majestic Kuimen entrance, the 20 yuan shooting location, Baidicheng and Qutang Gorge are connected here, and every name is as imposing as rainbow and thunderous as it is said.
However, in addition to these famous landmark attractions, Fengjie also has some niche and beautiful rural styles, such as the First Village of Three Gorges. This village is actually a 4a scenic spot, and it is also a free ticket. It is also one of the best observation decks for checking in Kuimen.
Its geographical location is very special. It is just across the river from Baidi City and Kuimen. Standing in the village, you can see the rolling Yangtze River , the green Baidi City, and the majestic Kuimen. This is also the origin of why it is called the First Village of Three Gorges, because it is the first village at the entrance of the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River.
Fengjie every village has a long history, and the First Village of the Three Gorges is no exception. In the early days of the Warring States Period, the whole country moved south to the main stream of the Yangtze River, and established the country between the Qingjiang River and the Sichuan Gorge to the east of Sichuan. A large number of relics of the Ba culture were left in the First Village of the Three Gorges.
"Shui Jing·Jiang Shui Zhu" records: "The river water passes through the ancient tomb of Yufu County (now Fengjie)... There is a Ba village on the left bank of the river. The villagers are good at brewing, so it is commonly known as "Baxiang Qing", and the county is famous for wine." It is said that it is probably the village.
The village is hidden on the slope of the mountain and is built along the mountain in the form of a staircase. The mountains are covered with green trees, wild flowers are blooming, and there are also continuous lawns. There are even carousels, cableways, and bridges, which are a semi-original leisure park.
However, what surprised us the most was a hot pot restaurant on the hillside. When there were no guests during the day, it was a free viewing platform. Wooden pavilions were built under the shade of trees in the mountains. They were the hot pot restaurants. Each restaurant could see the Yangtze River, Baidi City, and Kuimen. When the sunset was setting in the evening, it was particularly magnificent. Just imagine how magnificent and heroic the steaming hot pot was while watching the rolling Yangtze River and the majestic Kuimen!
Each seat is composed of wooden plank roads and wooden steps, with high and low levels and fun, occasionally dotted with banana tree and orange tree . When the fruits are harvested, the fruit fragrance will be swaying.
Walk along the beautiful graffiti path in the mountains, there will be carousels, slides and other entertainment facilities suitable for children to play, and there are also quite exciting bridges, so you don’t have to worry about being bored here.
You can even walk along the mountain road with fragrant fruits and fruits to the Yangtze River, explore the ancient pier, and look at the top of the Three Gorges , which is surrounded by clouds and mist. Here, it is full of the fun of exploration and the surprise of discovery.
There is a farm restaurant in the village. Friends who like farm dishes should not miss it. Basically, every dish will not be trampled on. In particular, you should try iron bacon, leek cake , and roasted white . The method is rough, but the taste is very delicious. These tastes are generally not available in the city.
If you travel to Fengjie, I sincerely recommend that you stay for half a day to go to the first village of the Three Gorges, and see Kuimen and the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River from a more casual angle.
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