Have you seen the picture of camping at night in Dengbian Village, Kaiping City, the most popular uninhabited village in Guangdong?

Kaiping is located in south-central Guangdong Province, China, southwest of the Pearl River Delta. This is the hometown of the famous watchtower, which is well known because of the watchtower in the movie Let the Bullets Fly. However, in Kaiping, in addition to the diaolou, there is also a very famous place, which is a place that adventure lovers are keen on-Kaiping uninhabited village.

The uninhabited village is a long-abandoned village, formerly known as Dengbian Village. Dengbian Village is located in Lechong District, Kaiping City. Take the bus, get off at Lechong Bridge, get off at Shihai Road Station, and walk about 1.2 km. The transportation is much more convenient than other uninhabited villages I have been to.

The scene and atmosphere in Dengbian Village is like a real horror movie scene. Although the village once banned tourists from entering, it still couldn't stop the curiosity of many tourists.

Most tourists go to the village in a hurry during the day, and of course some anchors go to the village to broadcast live at night.

But it is very rare for people like me to go into the village at night and boldly set up tents to experience camping!

As far as my experience is concerned, there is still a horrible atmosphere in this uninhabited village at night, but this is not the most horrible atmosphere in the uninhabited village I have slept in at night.

Some monks say that in the vast universe, everything is in my heart, and to the point where I have no intention, what else can disturb me? When you realize this situation, your heart will be free. Everything in the world is empty.

That makes sense, but I have never experienced such a state.

Some netizens said: I can't stand the dead silence in the uninhabited village at night. There are only all kinds of insects and singing birds in uninhabited villages. Time passes slowly and there is no vitality. There are moldy and broken scenes everywhere, depressing, gloomy, desolate and horrible. I have no extraordinary courage. I'd better not go Easy to provoke unclean things, afraid of getting sick.

Over the years, I have slept alone in nearly 20 various uninhabited villages, but so far I have not felt too much physical and psychological discomfort. Kaiping, an uninhabited village in Dengbian, is just one of them.

Finally, I want to ask you, have you seen anyone else camping in this uninhabited village on the Internet except me?