Furong Town is situated in Yongshun county Jishou city, with beautiful mountains and river winding round, an ancient  street paved with worn out flagstone runs miles through the town, that convinced a famous movie director shoot a film with the same name of the town that became famous nation wide.

Orientation: 80 kilometers from Zhangjiajie city, it is in the half way between Zhangjiajie and Fenghuang.

Main scenic spots: peace agreement copper column -Xizhou copper column; King's Bridge; Tujia king palace; Wangcun waterfall; Miles ancient street, Liuxiaoqing rice Tufu restaurant .

Admission: 100 Yuan

nearby scenic spots: Mengdong river rafting; Red rock forest; Sitting dragon gorge

Ciqikou Old town named Longyin Town before, it besides Jialing River, which was famous for a very long time.

Each day, there are thousands and thousands of people come here. There are 12 old streets in the town, Streets mostly in the form of Ming and Qing style buildings, paved stone from ground, shops along the street.

Tin Hau is the most worshipped deity in Hong Kong. She is the protector of the seafaring folk. Of course Peng Chau also has a Tin Hau temple, this one was built in the Jiaqing reign of the Qing Dynasty, 1798, according to historical records. However it may have been around much longer than that.

Next to Tin Hau statue a whale rib bone is on display, believed to be hundreds of years old. The island celebrates a yearly Tin Hau festival on the 21st day of the 7th lunar month.

Mui Wo is a village on the eastern coast of Lantau Island, with a current population of less than 6,000 people. The main village of Mui Wo is surrounded by various smaller villages, bicycles are a major form of transportation here.

The main beach is known as Silver Mine Bay Beach, one of Hong Kong's longest beaches. The area is well known for the many feral water buffalo and cattle that roam there.

Before the construction of the Lantau Link motorway, Mui Wo acted as gateway to Lantau. All traffic to and from the island passed through this village. Now it is a very quiet place, even in weekends as not so many tourists come to visit.

Nuo Deng Village can be traced back to 2000 years ago. The village was a very important salt mining spot in that time. It remains its traditional extraction method by burning wood to get salt. Today, it lives Bai minority there. In Qing dynasty, there were over 100 students got excellent result in official examination set by the government. 6 of them became officer in the central government. Today, the village remains the old tradition of Bai. Lot of old stone steps, collection of remains from Qing dynasty. The ham preserved with Nuo Deng salt is delicious. Nuo Deng Village is 165KM from Dali city.