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The mountains around Longtou Village in Pingli County are winding and undulating, and the clear Chong River winds around the village like a swimming dragon. The newly built village is composed entirely of Hui-style farmhouses. Outside the village, neatly arranged Gynostemma pentaphyllum gardens, sapling forests, small bonsai cultivation areas and tea gardens complement the farmhouses and small workshops, making the blue of the sky here particularly deep and the white clouds look silvery and three-dimensional.
Longtou Village is surrounded by a good ecological environment and beautiful rural scenery. There are fishing and leisure centers, Qin and Chu farming culture parks, mountain hiking trails, water parks, flower and bonsai gardens, colorful pheasant gardens, folk wedding customs parks and other attractions in the village. There is a pedestrian street in the village that integrates classical architecture with modern commerce and is lined with shops, including country inns, traditional handicraft workshops, and specialty tourism product exhibition stores.
Pingli Qin Chu Agricultural Culture Park is located in Longtou Village, Pingli County. The Qin Chu Agricultural Culture Park is built in the shape of a dragon. The dragon body has 10 exhibition areas, which mainly display agricultural tools and the development process of Qin Chu agricultural civilization and the production and living methods of our ancestors.
It has a warm temperate semi-humid continental monsoon climate with distinct seasons: cold, warm, dry, and wet. Winters are cold, windy, foggy, and with little rain or snow; springs are warm, dry, windy, and changeable; summers are hot and rainy, with a prominent summer drought and frequent thunderstorms and strong winds; and autumns are cool, with a rapid drop in temperature and significant autumn rain.
It is recommended to visit for half a day
Longtou Village in Ankang, Shaanxi, is a traditional village that preserves historical architecture and reflects the cultural and social heritage of rural Shaanxi. The village showcases centuries-old houses, ancestral halls, and structures that illustrate local life and traditions.
The village is located near Ankang city in Shaanxi Province. Visitors can reach it by taxi or local bus from Ankang city center. Walking is recommended to explore the village streets and surrounding areas.
Open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Spring and autumn are ideal for visiting due to mild weather and picturesque scenery.
The entrance fee is generally low and tickets can be purchased on-site. Online ticketing is not typically required.
Booking in advance is usually unnecessary unless visiting during major holidays or festivals.
2–3 hours is sufficient to explore the main streets, historic buildings, and surrounding scenic spots.
Guided tours are mainly in Chinese. English or other language tours may need to be arranged in advance.
Enter from the main gate, explore the central streets, visit temples and ancestral halls, walk along scenic paths, and finish at craft shops or local food stalls.
Night visits are limited. Special events may occur during local festivals.
Weekdays are generally less crowded than weekends or public holidays. Early mornings are ideal for a quieter experience.
Accessible for elderly and children, though some areas have uneven streets and steps, which may limit wheelchair access.
Cash is useful for small vendors; mobile payments like WeChat Pay or Alipay are widely accepted.
Local eateries serve regional cuisine and snacks; small cafes offer tea and refreshments.
Vegetarian options are usually available. Halal options may be limited, so check locally.
Hotels and guesthouses in Ankang city are the nearest options, around 15–30 minutes by car from the village.
Souvenirs include handmade crafts, local specialties, and traditional items made by villagers.
Taxis, ride-hailing services, or local buses are convenient to travel to Ankang city center or nearby attractions.
