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The old town of Dapu spans just over 100 meters, and a few traditional houses still remain on the street. For locals interested in regional culture, it’s worth taking a holiday to explore the temples, old residences, and the old town. Slow down, stroll the rural lanes, visit the traditional grocery shops, and soak in the warm local hospitality. At the rear of Dapu Old Town stands the antique‑looking “Beijiao Hall,” dedicated to the deity Xuantian Shangdi. The hall is the main place of worship in the village, and every year on the third day of the third lunar month, it hosts a major festival that draws countless worshippers in a festive bustle. Dapu’s residents live primarily from farming, and the region offers abundant agricultural products throughout the year. The main crops include bamboo shoots and the hardy “broken cloth” plant. Seasonal fruits include passion fruit, mango‑leaf papaya, lychee, longan, and mango. If you have a keen interest in local culture, take your time to visit the temples, old houses, and the old town. A cultural journey cannot be compared to city life. The rural lanes, traditional grocery shops, and the warm, people‑centric atmosphere provide a blend of intellectual and emotional experience.