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Visitors can explore the traditional architecture, enjoy scenic views, and experience local culture through activities like tea picking, traditional cooking demonstrations, and walking through lush countryside trails.
Luoyuan Village, located in Pujiang County, Jinhua City, is surrounded by mountains on three sides, with Luoyuan Creek running through it, creating a picturesque scene. Gazing from the car window before entering the village, the vibrant village resembles a tapestry embedded in the lush green of the mountains.
Thanks to the magical works of artists from the China Academy of Art, this place has become a colorful fairy tale world and the first colorful village in the country.
The village is even more dazzling in spring with the golden rapeseed flowers.
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Luoyuan Village is known for its rich history, traditional architecture, and local agricultural practices. The village provides a window into rural life in Zhejiang, showcasing a blend of ancient customs and modernity.
Luoyuan Village is located in Jinhua, Zhejiang. Visitors can reach the village by taxi or bus from Jinhua city center. It's a short drive, and public transport options are readily available.
The village is open year-round. The best time to visit is during the spring and autumn months when the weather is pleasant, and the countryside is at its most beautiful.
The entrance fee is generally low, around 50 CNY. Tickets can be purchased both online and at the entrance of the village.
It's not necessary to book tickets in advance, except during peak tourist seasons. A few days in advance would be sufficient for securing tickets during holidays.
You’ll need around 2-3 hours to fully explore Luoyuan Village, depending on the activities you choose to do, such as walking through the village and engaging with locals.
Must-see highlights include the traditional tea fields, ancient houses, and scenic walking trails along the river. The local markets and cultural demonstrations are also worth exploring.
Guided tours are available in Mandarin. Audio guides are not commonly available, so it's advisable to use a local guide for better understanding of the history and culture.
Best photography spots include the tea fields, ancient village architecture, and the lush riverbanks that offer stunning views of the countryside.
Start by visiting the local tea fields, then explore the traditional houses and cultural sites. Finish by walking along the river and visiting the village market for local crafts.
There are no night visits or light shows, but the village offers a peaceful, serene atmosphere perfect for evening walks.
The village can be crowded during national holidays. Weekdays, especially in the morning, are the least crowded times to visit.
There are toilets, rest areas, and several local food stalls offering traditional snacks. A few small shops sell local crafts and souvenirs.
The village is mostly accessible for children and elderly visitors, although some areas may have uneven paths. There are no specific facilities for disabled visitors.
Both cash and mobile payments (like Alipay and WeChat Pay) are accepted. However, it's advisable to carry cash as some small vendors may not accept mobile payments.
There are several local restaurants offering Zhejiang cuisine. Popular dishes include steamed fish and local rice cakes. Cafes serving tea and snacks are also available.
Vegetarian and vegan options are available in some of the local restaurants. Halal food options are more limited in the village.
There are a few guesthouses and small hotels near the village, but for more options, visitors can stay in Jinhua city and travel to the village for day trips.
Nearby attractions include the Jinhua Daqiao, the Wuzhou Ancient City, and various temples and scenic spots within Jinhua.
There are souvenir shops selling local crafts such as handwoven baskets, tea, and traditional wooden carvings.
After visiting, you can take a bus or taxi back to Jinhua city, or hire a private car for further travel within Zhejiang province.
