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Sam's Exotic Travels to the Ancient Town of Wangcun

For the most part of its 2,000-year history, Wangchun Town was the capital of local ethnic tribal kings. Situated on the confluence of Mengdong and Yuanshui rivers, the town features a bluestone-flagged 2.5-km-long main street, an ancient town wall also built of bluestone, and ethnic Tujia residents' stilted dwellings.

Flying Eaves and Rooflines - Wangcun, an ancient town in NW Hunan Province, China   It's Written Between the Lines - Resident of Wangcun, an ancient town in NW Hunan Province, China  Working at the Village Well - Wangcun, an ancient town in NW Hunan Province, China

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