Yongzhou Jiangyong| The Shanggantang Village by the mountain and water

| The Shanggantang Village by the mountain and water. Shanggantang Village is a Han ethnic village. Its architectural style and layout are ingeniously similar to the surrounding Yao ethnic villages. The Zhou family has settled here for more than 1000 years and has passed down more than forty generations. This family has produced many talents, including more than 100 officials above the seventh rank, two imperial scholars, and countless scholars and talents. I originally thought the village would not be very large, but in fact, it is much larger than I imagined. There are more than 200 buildings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties preserved here, but apart from the area along the river, most of the old houses on the mountainside have been abandoned. Like Goulan Yao Village, Shanggantang Village also does not require a ticket, and vehicles do not need to be parked in the parking lot outside the scenic area gate (the navigation only leads to here), you can drive directly to the parking lot near Wenchang Pavilion. Shanggantang Village and Goulan Yao Village both have various restaurants and inns, and they are not far from Jiangyong County, only 25 kilometers away, and it takes half an hour to drive.