How to Plan a Trekking Tour from Zhaoxing to Tang' an
People know about Zhaoxing as the First Dong Village in China, but few of them know there is a heaven hiding in Zhaoxing, which is Tang' an. Tang' an Dong Village is located 5 km away from Zhaoxing. There are more than 170 households and 800 villagers. With a history of over 700 years, Tang' an is renowned as the most primitive Dong village in China. Tang' an is one of four Eco Reserve Areas funded by Norway in Guizhou, and Tang' an Dong Ethnic Eco-Museum is here, which is China's first ecological museum. It is a real pastoral world that is surrounded by mountains, paddy fields and lush greens. In Tang' an, there is a large scale of Rice Terraced Field, where the view could match to the one in Longshen. Located at an altitude of 935 meters, Tang' an was built leaning the mountain. From Zhaoxing to Tang' an, it is a famous trekking route, which is called one of the seven most beautiful hiking trails in China. Zhaoxing & Tang' an Trekking earns the reputation not just for the stunning s
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