Pink Daisy in November

Starting from October, friends started to send hairpins to see Fendai. It's never been scheduled... I thought I wouldn't be able to see it this year Unexpectedly, I wanted to go see the rice fields in early November and met Fendai~ 🚩 Majiabang Cultural Museum -- Designed by Tongji University, with a total investment of 120 million and a total area of ​​8,000 square meters -- Among them, the exhibition part includes four chapters: the prologue hall and the beginning of Jiahe, ecological settlement, cultural root, and passing on the fire from generation to generation. Through storytelling and scene-based display, the 7,000-year-old Majiabang culture is vividly explained and restored. -- Opening hours: 09:00~17:30 during summer time, 09:00~17:00 during winter time (closed on Mondays, except holidays) -- At present, in the ruins park, the Majiabang ruins greenhouse is also open to tourists (it looks a bit like a shell). What is displayed here is a corner of the Majiabang ancient village that was excavated and cleaned up by archaeological workers to reflect the ancestors of Majiabang. Human settlement layout and burial system reflect their splendid culture and creativity -- Peripheral landscape: Currently, we can still see the pink and white grass. The large area is late and has not yet entered the mature stage. It is still more green. I guess it will be by the end of the month? It will be more yellow (it seems to have happened this summer🌻) 🅿 Parking: Free in the near future (the pastoral area is being reseeded and under maintenance...)