走訪鄉村及鬧市中的古建築群

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廣東清遠的上岳村，是一條擁有700多年歷史的嶺南建築風格古村；江蘇南京的朝天宮，則是江南地區現存規模最大的古建築群。二者一個位於鄉村，一個隱於鬧市，其所散發的歷史文化氣息正吸引着各地的遊客。

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