Xundian, looking for the Garden of Eden in your dreams. This is a saying I just saw on the Internet recently. Don't say it, it really has a flavor. The word Garden of Eden originally originated from mythical stories, and later gradually evolved into a symbol of an ideal home that is pure and beautiful. As a result, Fenglong Bay, with beautiful mountains and clear waters, gradually became the Garden of Eden among the local population.

Fenglongwan was really known to outsiders, probably after the construction of Fenglongwan Town. But locals prefer to call this place Aladdin Town. Because at the beginning, this fairy tale town was built based on the fairy tales in "The Thousand and One Nights". To be precise, it is a collection of fairy tales. Stories such as Aladdin's magic lamp, Persian flying carpet, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, and Sesame Opening, which he heard when he was a child come from here. These are also reflected in Fenglongwan Town.

First of all, there is a huge Aladdin lamp hanging on the gate of the town, which is extremely recognizable. After entering the town, exotic buildings can be seen everywhere: the town living room, exotic castle, central square, etc. Even if you have never heard of those stories, you will naturally associate them in that direction. I think, this is the unique charm of these buildings.

Exotic customs are only part of it. In my opinion, the core of Fenglongwan Town is still fairy tales. Walking through the Central Garden Square, you will see a group of strange houses leaning on the hillside. They are all kinds of strange houses, such as water bottles, peacocks, eagles, pumpkins, etc. This is one of the Internet celebrities in Fenglongwan Town-Guaiwu Village Commercial Street. Basically, every tourist who comes to Fenglongwan Town will come to this place to check in and take photos. Moreover, each strange house is a themed shop, and the collection inside is also very distinctive.

Romantic trains are standard in fairy tale towns. However, Fenglongwan Town seems not satisfied with this, but wants to build it into an important cultural and scenic corridor. There are three types of tracks on which romantic trains travel in Fenglongwan Town: standard track, meter track and inch track. The gauge gauge was transformed from the Guiyang-Kunming Railway, the meter gauge was preserved on the Yunnan-Vietnam Railway connecting line, and the inch gauge was paved in the scenic spot. You see, there is still a heritage of train culture, but now it is just a simple sightseeing tour. I wonder how Fenglongwan Town will play this good card.

Huguang Yacht is also an important tourist route in Fenglong Bay Town, and many tourists experience it. But I'm really not into this thing. As for other Internet celebrity projects such as high-altitude swings and glass hanging corridors, they should be built to cater to the public. In addition, I heard that the hotels in Fenglongwan Town are also very unique, but I have not experienced them, so I won't comment on this place.

It is said that Fenglongwan Town has planned as many as 64 experiential projects, which is quite rich overall. Some of the projects completed so far are quite unique and highlights. I just hope that Fenglongwan Town can protect these waters and forests when developing scenic spots, and truly build this place into an ideal Garden of Eden.