Yunshuiyao, or village of cloud and water, Fujian

Yunshuiyao is a tulou village located in Nanjing County, Fujian province, China. The village is home to a unique collection of tulou buildings, which are traditional communal residences that were constructed by the Hakka people in the 12th century.
The tulou buildings in Yunshuiyao are characterized by their circular or rectangular shapes, and their thick earthen walls that were designed to protect the inhabitants from bandits and wild animals. The buildings are several stories high and can house up to several hundred people.
One of the most notable tulou buildings in Yunshuiyao is the "King of Tulou", which is a circular building that has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The building is over 700 years old and features intricate carvings and decorations on its walls and ceilings.
Visitors to Yunshuiyao can explore the tulou buildings and learn about the history and culture of the Hakka people who built them. The village is surrounded by lush green hills and is situated along the banks of a tranquil river, making it a peaceful and scenic destination.