Hongye Shiyan Tourist Area was originally located in Boshan and Fangshang Village. Because the village is built on the mountain and the buildings are made of materials nearby, they are all stone houses. Because the traffic is inconvenient and there is no fertile land, there is a saying that "when you go out to climb a mountain, your shoulder pole never leaves your shoulder".
Relying on the existing natural resources, Hongye Shiyan Tourist Area has completely transformed the backward road traffic on the basis of perfectly retaining the original stone houses in Fangshang Village through transformation and development. Today, Fangshang Village has become a homestay gathering area, attracting a large number of tourists to spend their holidays here.
Historically, Yaojiayu Village, which is separated from Heshangfang Village by a mountain, has also been redeveloped as a gourmet experience area. The mountain between the two villages for thousands of years has also been connected by a brand-new tunnel, becoming a "casual stroll" scenic spot through time and space.
So far, according to its special natural features and geographical conditions, Hongye Shiyan Tourist Area in Shen Yan Ancient Town has built a functional tourist resort integrating eating, living, traveling and shopping.
"The reconstructed Old Salt god Street brings together the traditional snacks handmade by the old Boshan, showing the ancient cultural street combining Boshan culture and food, which will greatly promote the inheritance and development of Shandong cuisine culture, trace back the glory of the ancient town of Shen Yan, and revitalize Boshan catering industry."
Cui Kai, general manager of Old Salt god Cultural Industry Co., Ltd. admitted that Boshan's food culture has a long history. The newly developed Shiyan Tourist Area in Hongye Ancient Town, Shen Yan has fully preserved the natural features and cultural landscape of Boshan, attracting more and more tourists to taste nature and enjoy delicious food, which will make great contributions to the rural revitalization of Boshan and the integration of culture and tourism.