Bright-colored Autumn in Tachuan Village

2009-11-10 14:07:07 CRIENGLISH.com Web Editor: Duan Xuelian

Each autumn, Tachuan is a paradise for photographers as it is full of colors and scenic beauty.

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Under the precinct of the ancient Town of Hongcun, Tachuan, also known as Tashang, is a village located in Yixian county in east China's Anhui province. Each autumn, Tachuan is a paradise for photographers as it is full of colors and scenic beauty. The layout of the village aligns with the mountains to create a pagoda shape. [Photo: sohu.com]

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