Best approached by boat from the Yulong River, Liugong Village is a quaint, if somewhat weatherbeaten, remnant of Qing-era China that at first glance doesn't seem to have changed much in the past century or so.
The old lanes of the small village make for a pleasant stroll, and a village guide will gladly take you back a ways into the countryside to show you the local natural spring.
Decent food, ice cream and cold beer are to be had in the rough-and-ready but entirely pleasant open-air restaurant overlooking the Yulong River and a small flotiilla of rafts and houseboats.