Chongqing's "steep" scenic spots are surrounded by cliffs and cliffs, which have a feeling of climbing Huashan Mountain
Located in Jindai Town, Liangping District, Chongqing, the Talc Guzhai Scenic Area, after arriving, you can understand why Talc Village is called "Xiaohua Mountain". It looks like a lone peak suddenly appearing in the flat land, which is a lone peak of more than 260 meters high, spindle-shaped, surrounded by cliffs and cliffs, and there is a vacant land of about 6,000 square meters at the top of the peak, which is the main scenic spot of Talc Village.
Don't look at this lone peak is only more than two hundred meters, but its steepness is not smaller than other mountains, from the bottom of the mountain to the ancient village there is only one road, this is a complete stone wall with an inclination of about 75 degrees, nearly 100,000 square meters, on this stone wall there is a zigzag stone step that is not wide and not large, this is the only way to the ancient village, although it is only more than two hundred meters high, but from the bottom of the mountain to the village, enough to walk me for more than an hour.
Go up to know, this is still quite exciting, the stone steps look flat and neat, in fact, it is slightly tilted to the left, if the left foot is not slightly lifted, there is a slight risk of falling, so it is recommended not to come on a cloudy day, so as not to rain the road surface slipping is more likely to fall.
Talc Stone Village is actually a military ancient village with a history of more than two hundred years, it is estimated that it should be built in the Jiaqing period from the end of the eighteenth century to the beginning of the nineteenth century, but as for the reason for its construction is unknown, some people say that this is a gathering place of the Northeast White Lotus Sect rebel army in Liangping County, and some people say that this is a private castle built by the local powerful landlords, because from a military point of view, the location of the Talc Stone Village is not a first priority, and the Lone Peak does not occupy the first road and pass.
But no matter what the reason, the ancient villages in Liangping County have no walls, only most of the talc villages have been preserved to this day, and it is precisely because of its steepness and slippery moss that others cannot go to the village at all, so that they are spared from man-made destruction.
