Dayukou Scenic Area in Qinling Mountains is a place full of humanistic environment characteristics, where you can feel the rich natural climate. Many uninhabited villages are distributed here, full of vicissitudes, giving people unlimited imagination. The following is a detailed raiders guide.

Xiaoyu has delayed the pursuit of drama these two days, and just watched the broadcast of Ningmin Town some time ago. In the last episode, all the villagers in Yongquan Village moved to Ningmin Town to start a new life, while the old village deep in the mountains was completely abandoned.

This reminds me suddenly of an "uninhabited village" I met in Dayu, Anqing, Xi. Did they move away from the mountains like the villagers in Yongquan village?

Qinling Mountain is located in the leading town of Chang 'an District, Xi City, with Qipao Valley in the east and Baidao Valley in the west. This is a north-south Qinling valley highway. Before the founding of New China, Dayu was one of the important trade routes from Guanzhong to southern Shaanxi and southwestern provinces, and was called "Yigu Road". Today, Tiesuoqiao ruins, ancient roads and plank roads are still clearly visible.

Dayu and I have two "origins" in Qinling Mountains: once, while climbing Toutou Mountain in Qipao Valley, I stood on a high place overlooking the winding ancient road between Dayu and Yigu; On another occasion, I climbed from Baidaoyu to the top of Jiawutai Scenic Area in Xiaohua Mountain, and then came down from Dayu to complete a small crossing of "Baidaoyu-Jiawutai Scenic Area-Dayu" in Qinling Mountain.

This downhill from Dayu left a deep impression on me. First, feel the greatness of Dayu. There are many Meiyukou at the northern foot of Qinling Mountains, and one of them has a profound human story, such as Tianziyu, Qipao Valley and Baolong Valley. Its names are all related to these humanistic and historical stories.

Dayu, whose single name is "Da", has different characteristics from other Meiyukou in Qinling Mountains.

When climbing from Baidaoyu to Jiawutai Scenic Area, the slope is gentle; When going downhill from Dayu, the slope is steep. We are almost walking on the Qinling Mountains with a slope of over 65 degrees. In winter, fallen leaves cover the path and the road surface is slippery. Everyone must concentrate on their feet and hardly say anything along the way. Only in this way can we really see the mountains and wide valleys of Dayu.

After two hours' hiking from the high Qinling Mountains, we passed a village when we finished two-thirds of the whole journey. Dozens of uneven yellow mud tile houses constitute a unique and beautiful picture of Qinling Mountain Village.

The group decided to have a rest near the village. When we approached, we found that it was an abandoned "uninhabited village".

There are obvious traces of life in the village, firewood tiles are piled in the corner, and there are traces of smoke on the wall. The wires on the roof are very dense, so every household here must be electrified. From time to time, the village can see signs to Jiawutai Scenic Area. Presumably, when many tourists and hikers pass by from Dayu to the top of Jiawutai Scenic Area, they always ask for directions, so the villagers hang the signs directly on the walls and trees.

It was already dark when we arrived at the abandoned village. Coupled with the mountains and dense forests all around, we can't help but speed up our steps and want to get out of the mountains before it is completely dark. So I didn't stay long and continued down the mountain.

After crossing the village, it was not long before I heard the gurgling water. At this time, we have arrived at Dayukou, and we have finally completed this crossing trip.

Later, my friends and I talked about this "uninhabited village" we met in the Qinling Grand Canyon. Some people say that a few years ago, I climbed the Jiawutai scenic spot and passed by this village. At that time, people lived there.

Most likely, the whole village moved out of Qinling like Yongquan Village in Ningmin Town.

Now there is a farmhouse in Dayukou Village. I wonder if there are any villagers who have moved out of this "uninhabited village"?

When passing through Dayu village, I felt beautiful, with a remote and simple beauty of ancient villages in deep mountains. At that time, I was wondering if I could open a homestay here to entertain some people who came to sketch and sell some food and equipment to passing tourists and hikers.