Dragon Year Travel: A Travel Guide to JieXi WanMei Valley Cultural Town

On a sunny fourth day of the Lunar New Year, I and a few friends decided to visit JieXi WanMei Valley Cultural Town to experience the tranquility and beauty away from the city hustle. As soon as we entered the town, we were attracted by the scenery of gurgling streams and birdsong. Although we missed the blooming season of plum and peach blossoms, the unique charm of the garden still made us linger. We strolled in the olive grove, feeling the ancient charm of a thousand years, as if we could hear the breath of time, immersed in the vicissitudes of history. We also discovered a shocking sight - a thousand-year-old olive tree! It is said to have a history of over 800 years. We excitedly discussed what a wonderful experience it would be to eat the fruit from this olive tree! The town's parking is very convenient, with free parking places all around. However, during the holidays, the traffic flow will be larger, so friends who drive here should pay special attention to traffic safety. If you come here in the summer, it will be even more lively. You can play in the water, catch fish and shrimp, which is very suitable for parent-child play. There are also many stalls in the town, selling all kinds of specialties, which are mouth-watering. Whether it's family, friends or parent-child travel, you can find your own fun and memories here. If you have time, why not come here to gather, chat, and enjoy that rare tranquility and satisfaction!