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About Ten-Mile Gallery
A Gaotian town government item, carried on the Guangxi channel of People's Daily Online, records that Fenglou village, founded in the Ming dynasty more than 400 years ago, lies within the Shilihualang scenic area north of Gaotian town and south of the Yangshuo county seat, with eight natural hamlets, 780 households and 3,955 people; it records that villagers across the village have turned to tourism, relying on well-known sights including the Big Banyan Tree, Moon Hill, the Yulong River and Julong Pond.
What to look for
- The Big Banyan Tree (大榕树), named among the landmarks Fenglou village's tourism trade depends on.
- Moon Hill (月亮山), named alongside it.
- The Yulong River (遇龙河) and Julong Pond (聚龙潭), the other two landmarks the government item names.
Location & getting there
Getting to Ten-Mile Gallery
Follow the currently permitted path and arrange the return before setting out. Do not infer trail continuity or difficulty from the route name alone.
- Search for 十里画廊 with 桂林市 and 阳朔县.
Find Ten-Mile Gallery
十里画廊 · 阳朔县
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Sources & visit information
The linked sources support the identity and background described in this introduction. Opening hours, admission, activity availability and exact arrival arrangements have not been comprehensively checked. Confirm current visitor information with the venue; the original catalogue locality and editorial review flag are retained.