The next day, I walked along Panshan Highway to Hushan Village, a legendary uninhabited village. When I stood by Panshan Highway and took this photo, I felt beautiful! I don't tell you, but I really can't see that the village with its back on a big hillside and green trees and bamboos is actually a deserted village.
I was attracted by the old buildings before I entered the lake village. Standing on the mountain road outside the village, Hushan Village is hidden under a hillside full of trees behind the mountain, just like a paradise.
overlooking hushan village, broken walls is everywhere. Hushan Village, a village located halfway up the mountain, has more than 1 families. Because it was built on a debris flow-prone zone, the government funded these villagers to move to the foot of the mountain more than ten years ago, and the buildings were deserted. Gradually, the vegetation here covered the roads and became a real uninhabited village.
the neat tile roof and the intact horse head wall make people think that people will go to the empty house.
Looking more closely, these houses seem to be a little over-aged, and some of them have collapsed but have not been repaired.
When people go to the empty Hushan village, it looks mysterious and quiet without the smoke and chicken crow, but it attracts many tourists, and now it has become a photography spot.
A billboard stands at the entrance to the village, which reads: "Mysterious Geomantic Village-Hushan Photography Point. Hushan is a village with a long history, and its customs and human feelings have a strong local color. Because of geological disasters, the relocated lake and mountain are like a deserted castle, mysterious and quiet, but still charming. The hillside behind the village is very large, whether it is golden rape in spring or Florists Chrysanthemum in autumn, it is magnificent; The ancient maple and ginkgo trees at the entrance of the village have golden leaves every autumn and winter, which complement the quaint villages. Although there is little smoke from the kitchen, I stroll through the village, step on the pavement of bluestone, and taste the mottled history on the wall. Still let you suddenly travel through time and space. "
Hushan Village was built on the mountain, which has a history of about 6 years. Many houses in the village are 1 to 2 years old. There is no lake in front of and behind Hushan village, but there is a water source near the highest point of the village. Why is it called Hushan? It is said that clouds and clouds often appear in the mountains here, which looks like a lake from a distance, so it is named Hushan Village.
Looking from a higher place, the white walls and black tiles of the village look beautiful.
The dilapidated and mottled brick walls clearly show the vicissitudes of history.
the moment I walked into the uninhabited village, I felt that the air was frozen, overgrown with weeds, and collapsed houses were everywhere. Walking in the village during the day, you will feel a little scary, let alone at night.
The long bluestone pavement is covered with weeds because no one walks around for many years. Walking on this bluestone lane road gives people a heavy sense of history.
this is a relatively complete house, which may not have been built for a long time.
Walking in the village, broken walls is everywhere, and the sight of an abandoned ancient village far away from the city immediately comes to your mind.
The cobwebs on the kitchen wall show the fireworks of the past.
The walls have collapsed, the calendars are still there, and the furnishings in the house remind people of their past lives.
The path is overgrown with weeds, and most of the houses are damaged and collapsed, which can be described as ruins and desolate everywhere.
Walking in the weeds, I saw that some brick walls of private houses were old and mottled, but they were once exquisite. The road twists and turns, and from time to time, the traces of the villagers' lives in the past are faintly visible.
For more than ten years, no one has lived in the village, making the houses in the village overgrown and dilapidated, and even many houses have collapsed or are about to collapse.
I hope these beautiful and deserted uninhabited villages can exist for a longer time. After all, every village has a different story and history.