An uninhabited village deep in the mountains, because there is no one walking in?

In the past two days, it seems that exploring the uninhabited villages in Huangshan is a bit addictive, but I have to say that in She County, Huangshan, there are really many uninhabited villages, and the number of them is a bit beyond my imagination. It stands to reason that it is very rare to have one or two uninhabited villages in a place (such as Fengmen Village), but it is quite surprising that there are nearly 10 or so county-level units (what is known so far, and there are many that have not yet been understood).

However, unlike the uninhabited villages in other places, the uninhabited villages in She County, Huangshan, in addition to a sense of desolation and desolation, also have a unique sense of rural tranquility and beauty of Hui architecture, which gives people a sense of regret that the beautiful countryside is about to disappear as an uninhabited village, and a sense of excitement that wants to explore here. In short, it's a frustration for locals, and a momentary interest for tourists.

In Shitan, She County, Huangshan, I found another uninhabited village, which was not so intimidating compared to the desolation and horror of Shitan Hushan Village. Hidden in the depths of the mountains, it gives people a sense of paradise without any quarrel with the world.

This is the village of Bakeng in Shitan, and if you are not a deep traveler in Huangshan, it is difficult to find such a place. To reach Bakeng Village, you must first drive from Shitan Village to a village in the mountains, and then follow the slightly narrow tea-picking road in the village, crossing two hills to reach Bakeng Village. Looking down from the mountain, the village of Bakeng looms among the trees.

Walking into Bakeng Village, I found that unlike Hushan Village and Jinzhuling Village, although it is quiet, it is not so terrifying. The mottled Hui-style buildings stand in the valley like this. The village is not big, and you can walk around it in a small circle, but the old houses of the Hui school give people a really good feeling.

There are also some new houses in the village, which seem to have just been relocated. Originally, I wanted to find some friends in the local area to ask about the history of Bakeng Village, but the villagers from the nearby villages went to pick tea, so they didn't ask about the history of the village. After staying in the village for a while, the sun began to set, and under the sunset, the whole village became very beautiful, and the birds and cicadas chirped, and I really thought that I had come to a paradise.

However, perhaps because it was abandoned, the signal in the village was not good. Like Hushan Village, another uninhabited village in Shitan, as long as you enter the village, the signal is basically gone, and only the highest person on the mountain can receive a three-grid signal, which is quite disappointing for me who wants to broadcast live here.

If you have the opportunity to come to Huangshan and like this kind of dilapidated ancient village, you must go to She County to see. There are many abandoned and niche Huipai ancient villages here, and in another ten years, many houses may slowly collapse.

Because people have gone out to work, there is no good economic income in the village, so naturally they cannot stay in the village to live.

Because this uninhabited village is not suitable for people to live in, the conditions are very poor, and people have moved out, so there is no one who walks in.

Probably because of the lack of transportation, drought and lack of water, and no electricity. Too far behind. So everything that should have been moved was moved, so that the whole village was abandoned for a long time. It became an uninhabited village.

Many tourists will look for this kind of uninhabited village, which can satisfy curiosity and also experience a different style, and the uninhabited village must have been inhabited before, but because the whole village may go out to develop, so there is no inhabited village anymore.