Say no to the monotonous autumn! Come to this ancient village and let the ginkgo trees and old houses turn you into the protagonist of an art film

Stepping into the village feels like entering a faded old movie. Century-old ginkgo trees stand like golden umbrellas, filtering sunlight into scattered gold that falls on the bluestone paths. A lady dressed in a vintage black dress, wearing a wide-brimmed hat and holding a rattan bag, pauses under the tree, her skirt brushing against the ground covered with ginkgo leaves. Every scene looks like it has stepped out of a Republican-era pictorial. The weathered rammed earth walls of the old houses contrast sharply with the bright yellow ginkgo, as if time has pressed the pause button here.

From another angle, it’s a different kind of pastoral poetry. The golden ginkgo trees blend with the rice fields, and the distant houses are arranged in an orderly fashion. Walking here, the fallen leaves rustle underfoot, and the fresh scent of grass and earth fills the air. You can stroll slowly under the ginkgo trees like in the picture, letting the shutter capture this pastoral idyll; or find a stone bench to sit on, watch the sunlight dance through the leaves, and let your thoughts drift with the autumn breeze.

Autumn here is vintage, tranquil, and healing. There is no commercial noise, only the fusion of nature and culture. If you want to escape the fast pace of the city, come here. Let the golden ginkgo warm your eyes and the village’s tranquility soothe your soul. In this secret place, write your own romantic autumn chapter.

During your stay, the hotel’s quiet environment leaves a deep impression—no unnecessary noise, only comfort and peace accompany you. From warm, professional service to thoughtful attention in every detail, from high-quality facilities to a dining experience that delights the palate, the Huarun Hotel is not just a place to stay on your journey but a warm harbor. Here, every design meets your needs, every service is just right, making you reluctant to leave and making this trip more complete with comfort and warmth.

Post by Turner Johnathan Jon | Oct 27, 2025