Which one is more fun, Huanglongxi or Luodai, and what are the differences?

Compared with Huanglongxi and Luodai, Huanglongxi is more fun.

The difference lies in the history of the two and the unique features of each.

Huanglongxi Ancient Town has been established for more than 1,700 years. It has a profound historical heritage and was named "Chishui" in ancient times. Its core scenic spots are famous for the "ten ancients" of ancient streets, ancient trees, ancient temples, ancient embankments, ancient temples, ancient residences, ancient docks, ancient battlefields, ancient cliff tombs and ancient yamen.

This "Shigu" scenery will really surprise you! It's like being in a truly ancient place. The ancient town not only has beautiful scenery and beautiful environment, but is also a well-known natural film and television photography base at home and abroad. Moreover, Huanglongxi has a long history of growing tea. Historically, it was the hometown of tea and the Ancient Tea-Horse Road, a must-pass for the Southern Silk Road.

The ancient town of Luodai was built during the Shu-Han period of the Three Kingdoms. Legend has it that it got its name because the jade belt belonging to Liu Chan, the queen of the Shu-Han Dynasty, fell into the octagonal well next to the town. Isn't it a very legendary name? There are many legends and historical sites in the town, you will definitely be interested in it!

And the old streets of Changzhen Town are mainly built in the architectural style of the Qing Dynasty, with a "one street and seven alleys" pattern. The four major Hakka guilds, Hakka museums and Hakka parks in Guangdong, Jiangxi, Huguang and northern Sichuan are located in it. It is truly a "home of famous Hakka towns and guild halls". Moreover, the Golden Dragon Great Wall within the territory is currently the largest simulated Great Wall in China.