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Breathtaking Dragon's Backbone Walk at Ping'an - Butterflies, Drones, Long Hair Brides and a Landslide!
Longji Rice Terraces的点评
点评：My wife and I, both senior citizens, visited the rice terraces with our twenty-strong tour group of varying ages as part of our China itinerary, so I don't know how much such an excursion would cost if booked independently.
Prior to driving up to the terraces we attended the Long Hair Show in Huangluo Yao Village and that was amazing - what a show. I was even chosen to go on stage to 'marry' one of the long-haired women, so now I have two wives - one in England and one in China!
Afterwards we wound our way up the road, higher and higher, until we were in a far more elevated position than we have ever been in a coach before. Even as we got off the transport at the drop-off point, the scenery was truly stunning. You felt like you were on top of the world.
We visited on 11th June 2026. We were given a choice by our guide and we all chose to walk around the fields and down into Ping'an Village. We walked around the Dragon's Backbone - you can see why it is called that, the terraces really do coil around the mountain like scales.
At the start point there are toilets and shops to get water etc., and the view from the Seven Stars with the Moon viewpoint is truly spectacular, overlooking the village which would be our final destination. Seven small piles of rock surround a moon-shaped paddy.
My wife was a little concerned that she would find the trek too taxing, but the guide explained that you maintain height as you walk around the terraces and only start to drop down into the village at the very end, and that there would be places to stop and rest. This turned out to be completely accurate.
So off we set on this tremendous trek. From my photos the terraces themselves look quite brown, although the surrounding area looked lush and green. We were surprised that there was no-one working on the terraces and it didn't look like there was much rice growing. Our guide later explained that in early June the fields have just been flooded and ploughed and the young seedlings have only just been transplanted, so they appear brown and muddy from a distance rather than green. They turn lush green in late June and July and golden at harvest time in autumn, so they had not been harvested - they had just been planted. We saw very few locals on the terraces themselves, only other tourists and the people running the little stalls selling cold drinks and trinkets along the path.
There were countless butterflies landing on the path and railings. About halfway round we came to a pagoda with toilets and drinks, where we rested for around fifteen minutes. During this time we heard a loud buzzing sound and saw a massive work drone coming up the mountain with an underslung load, which was truly a sight to see.
We then continued down steps and narrow paths into Ping'an Village. This part was quite confusing as the village is full of tiny streets and even the guide seemed to get a little lost, but we eventually found our way back to the coach. It took us around an hour and a half and was not too strenuous. We were all glad we had chosen to do it.
On our way back we had only just set off when the coach was stopped for a good long while. We couldn't work out why until almost half an hour later we started off again and saw the reason - a landslide had partially blocked the road. It showed us what a mountainous and potentially dangerous region this can be, especially after rain.
Good walking shoes are essential, plus a hat, water and a walking stick if you use one. There are plenty of places to buy cold water on the way.
Prior to driving up to the terraces we attended the Long Hair Show in Huangluo Yao Village and that was amazing - what a show. I was even chosen to go on stage to 'marry' one of the long-haired women, so now I have two wives - one in England and one in China!
Afterwards we wound our way up the road, higher and higher, until we were in a far more elevated position than we have ever been in a coach before. Even as we got off the transport at the drop-off point, the scenery was truly stunning. You felt like you were on top of the world.
We visited on 11th June 2026. We were given a choice by our guide and we all chose to walk around the fields and down into Ping'an Village. We walked around the Dragon's Backbone - you can see why it is called that, the terraces really do coil around the mountain like scales.
At the start point there are toilets and shops to get water etc., and the view from the Seven Stars with the Moon viewpoint is truly spectacular, overlooking the village which would be our final destination. Seven small piles of rock surround a moon-shaped paddy.
My wife was a little concerned that she would find the trek too taxing, but the guide explained that you maintain height as you walk around the terraces and only start to drop down into the village at the very end, and that there would be places to stop and rest. This turned out to be completely accurate.
So off we set on this tremendous trek. From my photos the terraces themselves look quite brown, although the surrounding area looked lush and green. We were surprised that there was no-one working on the terraces and it didn't look like there was much rice growing. Our guide later explained that in early June the fields have just been flooded and ploughed and the young seedlings have only just been transplanted, so they appear brown and muddy from a distance rather than green. They turn lush green in late June and July and golden at harvest time in autumn, so they had not been harvested - they had just been planted. We saw very few locals on the terraces themselves, only other tourists and the people running the little stalls selling cold drinks and trinkets along the path.
There were countless butterflies landing on the path and railings. About halfway round we came to a pagoda with toilets and drinks, where we rested for around fifteen minutes. During this time we heard a loud buzzing sound and saw a massive work drone coming up the mountain with an underslung load, which was truly a sight to see.
We then continued down steps and narrow paths into Ping'an Village. This part was quite confusing as the village is full of tiny streets and even the guide seemed to get a little lost, but we eventually found our way back to the coach. It took us around an hour and a half and was not too strenuous. We were all glad we had chosen to do it.
On our way back we had only just set off when the coach was stopped for a good long while. We couldn't work out why until almost half an hour later we started off again and saw the reason - a landslide had partially blocked the road. It showed us what a mountainous and potentially dangerous region this can be, especially after rain.
Good walking shoes are essential, plus a hat, water and a walking stick if you use one. There are plenty of places to buy cold water on the way.
翻译：我和妻子都是年逾古稀的老人了。作为中国之行的一部分，我们跟随一个由二十多人组成、年龄层各异的旅游团游览了梯田。因此，如果单独报名参加这样的旅行团，费用究竟是多少我就不得而知了。
在前往梯田之前，我们还参观了黄洛瑶寨的长发节表演，那真是一场精彩的演出——太棒了！我甚至还被选中登上舞台，与一位长发女子“成婚”。现在我有两位妻子了——一位在英国，另一位在中国！随后，我们沿着道路缓缓上行，高度越来越高，最终抵达了一个比以往任何时候都要高的位置——甚至比我们乘坐马车时到达的高度还要高。即使在下车点离开交通工具后，眼前的景色依然美得令人惊叹。那种感觉就好像自己身处世界之巅一般。
我们是在2026年6月11日去游览的。导游给了我们选择的机会，我们所有人都决定沿着田野漫步，然后前往平安村。我们沿着“龙脊”一带行走——你就能明白为什么它会被如此命名了。那些梯田真的像鱼鳞一样环绕着山峦。
起点处有厕所和可以买水等的商店。从“七星伴月”观景台望出去的景色确实绝美，可以俯瞰到我们的最终目的地——那个村庄。七小堆岩石环绕着一片呈月牙形的稻田。
我的妻子曾有些担心，觉得这次徒步对她来说会太过吃力。不过导游解释说，沿着梯田行走时高度基本保持不变，直到快到尽头时才开始下降至村庄，而且沿途会有可以停下来休息的地方。事实证明这些说法完全正确。
于是我们开始了这次壮丽的徒步之旅。从我的照片来看，梯田本身呈现出棕色，不过周围的景色却繁茂青翠。让我们感到惊讶的是，田地里没有一个人在劳作，而且看起来也没种多少水稻。后来导游解释说，6月初时田地刚刚被灌水并翻耕完毕，秧苗也才刚刚移栽进去，因此从远处看田地呈褐色且泥泞不堪，并非绿色。到了6月底和7月，这些稻田就会变得郁郁葱葱，到了秋季收获时节则变成金黄色。所以当时这些稻田并未收割，只是刚刚完成播种而已。我们在观景台上几乎没看到当地人，只有其他游客，以及沿着小径摆摊售卖冷饮和小饰品的商贩。
小径上和栏杆上停满了数不清的蝴蝶。走到一半时，我们遇到了一座配有厕所和饮料售卖处的宝塔，便在那里休息了大约十五分钟。期间，我们听到一阵响亮的嗡嗡声，随后看到一架巨大的作业无人机带着负载从山上飞过来，那景象着实令人惊叹。随后我们沿着台阶和狭窄的小路继续前行，进入了平安村。这一段相当让人迷糊，因为村子里到处都是细小的街道，就连导游也似乎有点迷路了，不过我们最终还是找到了返回大巴车的路。整个过程大约花了一个半小时，也算不上太费力。我们都很庆幸自己选择了参加这项活动。
回程时，我们刚出发没多久，大巴车便停了下来，而且停了很长时间。我们一直想不明白原因，直到将近半小时后重新出发，才发现了缘由——一场山体滑坡部分堵住了道路。这让我们意识到这里是个多山且充满潜在危险的地区，尤其是在雨后。
一双好的徒步鞋必不可少，此外还要带上帽子、水，如果你习惯用拐杖的话也别忘了带上。沿途有很多地方可以买到冰水。
在前往梯田之前，我们还参观了黄洛瑶寨的长发节表演，那真是一场精彩的演出——太棒了！我甚至还被选中登上舞台，与一位长发女子“成婚”。现在我有两位妻子了——一位在英国，另一位在中国！随后，我们沿着道路缓缓上行，高度越来越高，最终抵达了一个比以往任何时候都要高的位置——甚至比我们乘坐马车时到达的高度还要高。即使在下车点离开交通工具后，眼前的景色依然美得令人惊叹。那种感觉就好像自己身处世界之巅一般。
我们是在2026年6月11日去游览的。导游给了我们选择的机会，我们所有人都决定沿着田野漫步，然后前往平安村。我们沿着“龙脊”一带行走——你就能明白为什么它会被如此命名了。那些梯田真的像鱼鳞一样环绕着山峦。
起点处有厕所和可以买水等的商店。从“七星伴月”观景台望出去的景色确实绝美，可以俯瞰到我们的最终目的地——那个村庄。七小堆岩石环绕着一片呈月牙形的稻田。
我的妻子曾有些担心，觉得这次徒步对她来说会太过吃力。不过导游解释说，沿着梯田行走时高度基本保持不变，直到快到尽头时才开始下降至村庄，而且沿途会有可以停下来休息的地方。事实证明这些说法完全正确。
于是我们开始了这次壮丽的徒步之旅。从我的照片来看，梯田本身呈现出棕色，不过周围的景色却繁茂青翠。让我们感到惊讶的是，田地里没有一个人在劳作，而且看起来也没种多少水稻。后来导游解释说，6月初时田地刚刚被灌水并翻耕完毕，秧苗也才刚刚移栽进去，因此从远处看田地呈褐色且泥泞不堪，并非绿色。到了6月底和7月，这些稻田就会变得郁郁葱葱，到了秋季收获时节则变成金黄色。所以当时这些稻田并未收割，只是刚刚完成播种而已。我们在观景台上几乎没看到当地人，只有其他游客，以及沿着小径摆摊售卖冷饮和小饰品的商贩。
小径上和栏杆上停满了数不清的蝴蝶。走到一半时，我们遇到了一座配有厕所和饮料售卖处的宝塔，便在那里休息了大约十五分钟。期间，我们听到一阵响亮的嗡嗡声，随后看到一架巨大的作业无人机带着负载从山上飞过来，那景象着实令人惊叹。随后我们沿着台阶和狭窄的小路继续前行，进入了平安村。这一段相当让人迷糊，因为村子里到处都是细小的街道，就连导游也似乎有点迷路了，不过我们最终还是找到了返回大巴车的路。整个过程大约花了一个半小时，也算不上太费力。我们都很庆幸自己选择了参加这项活动。
回程时，我们刚出发没多久，大巴车便停了下来，而且停了很长时间。我们一直想不明白原因，直到将近半小时后重新出发，才发现了缘由——一场山体滑坡部分堵住了道路。这让我们意识到这里是个多山且充满潜在危险的地区，尤其是在雨后。
一双好的徒步鞋必不可少，此外还要带上帽子、水，如果你习惯用拐杖的话也别忘了带上。沿途有很多地方可以买到冰水。
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