Fenghuang Village

　　Fenghuang Village is located at the northern end of the "Ten-Mile Gallery," on the left bank of the Qinglong River, under the jurisdiction of Nanjiang Township. The mountains here have unique shapes. Climbing up to Mazong Ridge, you can see “Swan Embracing Egg” to the north and “Phoenix Tapping Water” to the south. Fenghuang Village sits right on the phoenix’s head, backed by mountains and fronted by water, with lush forests all around. The homes of the Bouyei people are tucked away among the foliage, with peach blossoms and willows green in spring, and the fragrance of osmanthus lingering in autumn. The village has a total of 23 households and over 90 people, all surnamed Chen and of the Bouyei ethnic group. The Qinglong Highway crosses the river opposite the village, and a cable bridge connects the village to the road. The newly built Gui-Kai expressway runs along the opposite bank as well, and it only takes five minutes to reach the village after getting off the highway. Here, visitors can enjoy farmhouse experiences, admire the beautiful scenery of the Bouyei village, and immerse themselves in the rich cultural charm of the Bouyei people.