5 Villages Famous For Things Like No Other In China

From learning kungfu to raising long hair or living underground, these villages all have a special culture and scenery that attracts visitors.
Chinese tourism visited 5 famous villages because of the same things
Kungfu Village: Located deep in the mountain in Thien Tru, Guizhou province, Guaxi Dong village is the residence of the Dong ethnic people. It is special that all the inhabitants of the village, from the elderly to the children, both men and women know kungfu. Photo: Kungfu Magazine.
Legend has it that in the past, people here learned martial arts to fight off wild animals and protect the village

. Gradually, this becomes a traditional culture, passed down through the generations. Every day, villagers practice and fight with each other, children are also allowed to learn martial arts from a young age. Photo: Daily Mail
Long Hair Village: The Dao village in Guangxi province is dubbed the land of Rapunzel in real life.



Women in the village raise their hair up to 1.5 meters long and cut their hair only once at the age of 17. Photo: Imgur.
This custom has been around for 3,000 years. Women keep their hair clean and dark by washing their hair with boiled water from grapefruit peel, herbs, tea leaves and fermented rice water. All are very proud of their hair. Photo: Greatbigstory
Underground Village: Zhangbian is a famous village in Tammen Hiep (Henan) with complex underground houses.



This method of home-building has a history of more than 4,000 years ago. Photo: Gettyimages.
Houses often have a square design with a yard in the middle to welcome the sun. Thanks to being located deep underground, the house is warm in winter and cool in summer. Each of these blocks could be inhabited by 6 generations. Photo: Amusing Planet.
Bat Gua Village: Located in the west of Lan Khe city (Zhejiang), Bat Gua village has a history of more than 660 years. This place was built by descendants of Zhuge Liang and is also inhabited by these descendants to this day.



Photo: Imgur.
The village builders have applied the eight monster battle of the ancestors, making this place with a maze-like structure, easy to enter and exit. Legend has it that during the war, a band of bandits came here but could not find their way out, and was finally captured by the villagers. Photo: Imgur.
Covered tree village: Once a thriving fishing village with more than 3,000 people, Hau Dau Loan (located on Thang Son island, Thang Tu archipelago) was abandoned and gradually covered by vines, creating a fairy-like green . Photo: Lonely Planet.
The special beauty has made this place gradually become a tourist attraction to China. Recently, some people or families have moved to the village to live to serve tourists.



Photo: Phinemo.
According to An Ngoc / Zing news
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