Not Inner Mongolia! Just 1h from Guangzhou~ Like the vast prairies in a Miyazaki Hayao film

Not Inner Mongolia! Just 1h from Guangzhou~ Like the vast prairies in a Miyazaki Hayao film. Here I am again, the discoverer of lesser-known places, truly in love with the countryside and prairies of Guangzhou and Foshan. Coming here on the weekend, gazing at the endless grasslands, the wide rivers, and the continuous green mountains, one can forget the troubles of city life~ There are winding 'prairie' roads here, as well as the sparkling big rivers. Little villages with red-brick houses dot the prairie. Camping by the river, basking in the gentle sunshine of spring, strolling along the long river embankment to watch the sunset is simply too wonderful~ tips: 1. All the photos were taken at the Liu Village bus stop on the Beijiang River embankment~ Every time I go to the Beijiang River embankment, I only go to this more beautiful spot! The scenery is close together, perfect for a leisurely walk and taking photos~ 2. The S-curve prairie in photo 1 and the red-brick village next to the Liu Village bus stop are very photogenic! Remember to also go to the riverside to take photos and watch the sunset on sunny days, it's really amazing! 3. Although there are many camping spots along the Beijiang River embankment, remember to cherish the beauty of this place and not to litter or leave things behind! - Liu Village bus stop (a section inside the Beijiang River embankment) Self-drive, about 1h from Guangzhou and Foshan to get here~