How about Jijiazhai

Before I went, I read the self-guided travel notes of other houses, and they all respected Jijiazhai, so I was very yearning for it, as a must-go stop on this trip. As the saying goes, the greater the hope, the greater the disappointment, and it feels very general when I really go. Jijiazhai is in Shenlong Village, and it can't be seen by Google or Maps, let alone the navigator.

Along the S223 Provincial Highway, cross Yantan to Huangnan, there will be a stone bridge, and there is a sign on the side that says Jijiazhai. Cross the bridge, drive along the cement main road, and drive until there is no road, which is Jijiazhai. It is a 15-kilometer mountain road, which is steep, narrow, and has many curves, so please consider carefully before you go, and try to avoid walking at night.

I originally wanted to go to the tea garden pit first, I asked halfway, there is still 18 kilometers of road from the tea garden pit to Jijiazhai, and it was dark to see that the sky was already dark, so I quickly changed the itinerary, first went to Jijiazhai, and then went to the tea garden pit the next day. 02 02 The scenery along the way is still very good, and when I get to the back, I am already driving on a very high mountain road, and I am afraid that I will meet the car. However, when I really arrived at Jijiazhai, I was still a little disappointed, I couldn't see any scenery, there was no big difference between the village and Linkeng, that is, the scale was a little smaller, and the scenery was not as good as Linkeng.

The point is that the village is building roads, and everywhere is muddy, and the first impression is very bad. 02 02 We live in the source of the family, the most famous local inn, but unfortunately the legendary beautiful proprietress went to get a driver's license, not at home, only the proprietress (the proprietress of the hostess) at home. The proprietress doesn't speak Mandarin, doesn't understand Mandarin, and doesn't know words, so it's very laborious to communicate and often have to call.

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It is advisable for you to apply for the Pre-Masters course, 1 year, with at least IELTS required, with no band less than 5; If you can't reach IELTS, you have to take a language course on top of the foundation department.

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