China Wangxian Valley Town

Wangxian Valley draws upon its rich natural resources—mountains, rivers, valleys, villages, temples, forests, and fields—while preserving the essence of its fading local culture. Central to its charm are the traditional hanging houses, perched dramatically along the valley, offering a glimpse into the area's unique architectural heritage. The name "Wangxian," meaning "Gazing at Immortals," traces back to the Eastern Han Dynasty (25-220) and was solidified during the Three Kingdoms period. The valley's stunning scenery features towering peaks, massive rock formations, ravines, waterfalls, and clear mountain streams. Ancient villages, traditional agricultural practices, Buddhist elements, and folk customs blend harmoniously with the natural beauty of Ling Mountain. Legend tells of Hu Zuyu's ascent to the Immortal Palace, further cementing the valley's status as a place of both breathtaking beauty and spiritual significance.