2025 Shengzhou Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Living in Shanghai can be pretty stressful with work and life and people getting in the way. this hot spring provides an escape from the crowds and a variety of activities from bathing in the different types of sting water. from lavender to mint to ginseng. 🌲the area looks like a typical European forest and hiking around the resort is a great way to take some amazing pictures of the lake. During the summer time there is kayaking and different types of events at the lake. 🧖‍♀️ The hotel has a huge number of hot tubs inside and outside. you can also get massages and swim in the swimming pool inside. Autumn or winter are perfect time to go because it’s alittle cold outside but the hot tubs keeps you nice and warm. 🚌 One easy way to get there is by booking a hiking tour with a group. But going by yourself is also ok, just make sure to book in advance. Definitely must see! 🙂 #spa #hiking #urbanexplorer #MaydayTrip #uniquelodging #easylife #HappyLaborday

Straight Street of the Sage of Calligraphy of Lu Xun 【The Key to the Rainy Alley】 "An eight-foot light boat, three low canopies, blocking the misty rain of Pingzhou." Lu You's words are like a bronze key, unlocking Shaoxing's rainy season. This "museum without walls" weaves a living "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" with the water reflections soaked into bluestone slabs, the shattered reflections from black canopy boats, and the floating scent of yellow wine and lotus in the air. 【The Soft Murmurs of History】 🌿 Morning · Ink Traces in the Hometown of the Sage of Calligraphy At dawn on Jishan Street, the sound of rain hitting banana leaves is slow and gentle. The bright yellow walls of Jiezhu Lecture Temple shine after being washed—this was originally the old residence of Wang Xizhi, and the ancient well in the courtyard still reflects the legend of the "Ink Pool." An old lady selling cakes hands over freshly steamed Jishan cakes, red bean paste wrapped in glutinous rice, warm and straight to the palm. At the Qishan Bridgehead, an elderly man picks up a brush and writes "Qu Shui Liu Shang" on a paper fan; his brush strokes are like knives, pulling calligraphy back from display cases into the lively market life. Friendly tip: Jiezhu Temple is free to enter and peaceful before 8 a.m.; Jishan cake costs 3 yuan each, sweet but not greasy. 🛶 Noon · The Time Wrinkles Rocked by Black Canopy Boats Avoid the crowded East Lake and choose the northern route black canopy boat (120 yuan/boat, can share with 3 people). The small boat slips from the city square into the West Small River, with slanting wooden houses by the water on both sides, clothes poles stretching across the river, and red lanterns swaying in the wind. The boatman rows with his feet, smiling and pointing to women washing clothes on stone steps: "Look, this is Shaoxing's 'living Along the River During the Qingming Festival'!" Get off at Xie Gong Bridge and walk to the Ming Dynasty Lü Mansion. The nanmu wood pillars of Yong'en Hall require three people to embrace, and the koi in the backyard fish pond nibble on moss; in the four hundred years of silence, the rustle of official robes seems to linger. 🌙 Evening · The Millennium Farewell at Shen Garden At 8:00 p.m., the last performance of "Shen Garden Love" begins (128 yuan). When "Red soft hands, yellow wine" echoes between the pavilions, the koi leap in the pond, splashing wet the hems of clothes—eight hundred years ago, Lu You and Tang Wan parted here, and two poems of "Chaitou Feng" are engraved on the whitewashed walls, each word bleeding tears. The bamboo sways in the rain like the lingering shadows of lovers, and the mandarin ducks entwined in the pond condense the sorrow into a warm drop at the corner of the eye. 【A Symphony of Market Life and Cultural Context】 📖 Hometown of Lu Xun: From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Study "The green vegetable beds, the smooth stone well railings, the tall soap pod trees"—the Baicao Garden in Lu Xun's writings is still lush and dripping in the fine rain. The stone well railings are mottled like an old man's wrinkles, and the soap pod trees coldly witness how the naughty children once awakened the nation with their pens. On the worn wooden desk of Sanwei Study, the inscribed character "zao" (early) still leaps like a flame. In the glass cabinet in the corner, the shells and colorful feathers gifted by Runtu pierce the time cracks between the "boy holding a steel fork under the full moon" and the "taciturn and humble middle-aged man" in "Hometown." ☕️ Afternoon · The Slow Philosophy of Cangqiao Straight Street Hide away in the "Wilderness Bookstore" on Qian Guan Alley, a decade-old shop filled with out-of-print literature and history books. Order a cup of yellow wine latte (32 yuan), where the aroma of wine balances the bitterness of coffee; outside the window, rain hits the bamboo leaves in the courtyard, echoing Xu Wei's ink splash paintings across the air. At the street corner, the old lady's stinky tofu stall (10 yuan/serving) has a long queue; the golden crispy shell breaks to reveal tender tofu, dipped in spicy and sweet sauces—the "red and white double killers"—this "fragrant-stinky paradox" is the soul imprint of Shaoxing. 🌉 Dusk · The Millennium Reflection of Bazi Bridge The Southern Song Dynasty Bazi Bridge connects four alleys like an overpass; on the bridge, an old lady shakes out blue printed cloth, and below, boatmen's oar sounds echo. Standing atop the bridge, you see electric tricycles grinding over Song Dynasty stone steps, and delivery riders in blue jackets rushing past Ming Dynasty gatehouses—history has never died; it has just changed vessels and continues to ferment. 【Shaoxing on the Palate: The Flavor Code of Moldy, Stinky, Fermented, and Fresh】 "Elegant Drunkenness": The treasure hunt for drunken lobster (158 yuan), with the aroma of Huadiao wine permeating the shrimp roe, the meat tender and springy like a kiss from Jianhu Lake water. Served with a plate of fennel beans, the waiter cheerfully adds more Taidiao wine: "Owe nineteen wen? Waived!" "Carbohydrate Jianghu": Tongxinlou's pan-fried buns (1.2 yuan each) are crispy and juicy, enjoyed with shrimp oil wontons' freshness; watch students crowd wooden tables as the lively water town morning song begins here. "Bold Challenge": The steamed "Three Stinks" at Old Beard Restaurant—stinky amaranth stems, stinky tofu, stinky winter melon—the moldy smell hits the crown of the head; paired with a pot of Nu'er Hong wine, you understand the philosophy that "extreme stink is extreme freshness." Trivia: The name Nu'er Hong (Daughter's Red) comes from Shaoxing families burying wine when a daughter is born, to be opened when she marries eighteen years later. A jar of wine sediments half a lifetime of family affection; only after drinking it do you understand what "aged vintage" means. 【Eternal in Contradiction】 Shaoxing's magic lies in blending the most common stinky tofu stalls with the most elegant Lanting calligraphy into a pot of vibrant cultural broth. When Wang Xizhi's ink pool reflects the neon lights of a milk tea shop, and the mandarin ducks of Shen Garden are startled by tourists' shutters—this city has long understood: true inheritance is not sealed in glass cases but lets history flow into the veins of the present, fermenting with yellow wine and rocking new dreams with black canopy boats. **Practical Tips**: - Choose the northern route for black canopy boats (City Square → Lü Mansion) to avoid crowds at East Lake; - Lu Xun's hometown is free but requires reservation; take over the empty Baicao Garden before 8 a.m.; - Stay overnight in a guesthouse in the Hometown of the Sage of Calligraphy, open the window to see the Wenbi Tower, and wake up to the sound of footsteps on the stone slabs.

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip Shengzhou City God Temple is a historic Taoist temple in Shengzhou, Zhejiang Province, China, with a history of about 1,300 years. It has been loved by locals as the center of the City God faith. Highlights ・The magnificent main hall: The exquisite wood carvings and traditional architectural style are attractive. ・Historical exhibition room: You can learn about the origins of the City God faith and the culture of Shengzhou. ・Walking around the temple grounds: Old trees and stone monuments are scattered around, and you can enjoy a quiet atmosphere. Access About a 15-minute walk from the center of Shengzhou. Right next to the city bus stop "City God Temple Front". Recommended points ・If you visit early in the morning, you can see local people worshiping up close. ・We also recommend Shengzhou-style snacks at the nearby snack street! This is a must-see spot for history buffs and those interested in Chinese culture. Be sure to check it out!

#激流 The rapids of Shanxi River are an exciting rafting experience, suitable for friends who love outdoor activities, feel the magnificence of nature, and experience the passion of water. The rafting route is winding, the scenery on both sides is picturesque, and the lush trees and clear streams are interwoven into a beautiful natural picture. During the rafting process, you will experience the challenge of rapids, splashing water, and your heartbeat will accelerate, as if you are in an adventure movie! A little strategy: 1. Equipment: Wear comfortable clothes and non-slip shoes, and bring replacement clothes in case of emergency. If you have water shoes or snorkeling equipment, it will be more convenient to bring them. 2. Please follow the instructions of the guide when rafting, make sure to wear a life jacket, keep a safe distance, and avoid accidents. This is definitely the best choice to experience rapids in summer in Shanxi River!

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Walking through the streets and alleys of Shengzhou, I felt the unique charm of this city, with the melodies of Yue Opera softly echoing in my ears, as if every brick and tile were telling its own story. Against this backdrop, I found a hotel as rich in storytelling as the city itself—Duogao Hotel (Shengzhou China Yue Opera Art City Wuyue Plaza Branch). 🌟🧧 🏡 A Home for Urban Stories 📚 Stepping into Duogao Hotel, I was immediately captivated by its unique design. This is not just a hotel but a space that narrates the stories of Shengzhou. From the artistic decor in the lobby to the small details in the rooms, every step reveals the designer's deep understanding and respect for local culture. It’s like flipping through a beautifully crafted book, immersing you in its pages. 🚗 A Convenient Travel Companion 🚗 For someone who loves independent travel like me, Duogao Hotel’s location is incredibly convenient! Not only is it right next to Wuyue Plaza, but the surrounding area also offers a wealth of dining options. Whether you’re craving authentic Shengzhou snacks or international flavors, everything is within easy reach. Even better, the hotel provides free parking and shared electric scooters, making it effortless to explore nearby attractions, whether by car or bike. 🌿 Scenic Views by the Window 🏞️ My room overlooked the bustling cityscape, yet it still offered a sense of tranquility. Every morning, I’d wake up, draw the curtains, and watch the city slowly come to life. Especially in the evening, as the city lights gradually illuminated, the view from the window wrapped the world in a gentle glow of light and shadow—absolutely breathtaking. 🍽️ Childhood Memories Awakened 🍳 The hotel’s breakfast deserves special mention—it’s diverse and delicious. The traditional Shengzhou dishes, in particular, not only delighted my taste buds but also brought back fond memories of childhood moments spent with family. Here, every meal feels like a warm journey down memory lane.

Baizhang Waterfall in Shengzhou, hidden among the mountains of eastern Zhejiang, cascades like a silver dragon and is hailed as the "No.1 Waterfall in Jiangnan." The deep gorge echoes with roaring waters and misty veils, creating an ethereal fairyland. Cool in summer and adorned with crystal ice formations in winter, it offers breathtaking beauty year-round—a perfect escape from urban chaos to embrace nature. The waterfall consists of three tiers with a total drop of 100 meters, exuding majestic power. The most spectacular "Baizhang Falls" plunges nearly 70 meters vertically, sending up snowy sprays upon impact. Walk along the plank path to feel the mist on your face and witness the "rainbow wonder"—vibrant arcs often appear when sunlight hits the falls. Facilities like glass viewing platforms and suspension bridges add thrills for the bold, offering vertigo-inducing views of the abyss. Tickets cost around ¥60, and a 2–3 hour visit is recommended. Wear anti-slip shoes for the wet stone steps. Nearby farmhouses serve local delights like Shengzhou steamed buns and pressed noodles to refuel before further exploration. Access is easy: drive to "Baizhang Waterfall, Shengzhou" (parking available) or take the "Shengzhou-Guimen" bus from downtown to Baizhang Station, then walk 10 minutes. From Hangzhou, take a high-speed train to Shengzhou Xinchang Station and a 40-minute taxi ride. Tip: The waterfall is most spectacular during the rainy season, but safety precautions are essential!

Steam rises vigorously from the bamboo steamers of xiaolongbao, wafting up to the eaves of the second-floor houses🏘️. An old craftsman listens to the radio📻 while doing carpentry work at the doorstep, the clinking of tools🛠️ mingling with snippets of local dialect. On the shelves of the village grocery store🗜️, rows of "Suan Niu" and "Tuo Fei" candies still hang. The further you walk along the stone-paved path, the more it feels like a time tunnel, transporting you from 2025 back to the millennium era📺. Location📍 Chongren Ancient Town, Shengzhou City, Shaoxing Transportation🚗 It's recommended to drive there. Navigate🗺️ to Chongren Ancient Town, where there's open space for free parking🅿️. Attraction🎫 Chongren Ancient Town is open to the public for free🆓. As local residents still live here, please be mindful not to disturb them🧑‍🤝‍🧑 to avoid negative experiences🍄. A half-day visit is suggested, and you can also explore the carb-loaded delicacies of Shengzhou, the "Kingdom of Carbs," nearby—xiaolongbao🥠, tofu buns, tofu rice cakes, lamb bones🍖, and more.

Sisters! He took his 6-year-old son to the unpopular town of Shengzhou and almost performed a "sliding kneeling stunt" on the stone road of the ancient town! The younger brother picked up rocks under the basalt and said he wanted to summon the divine dragon. The mother soaked in the hot spring until she turned into a "human-shaped raisin"... This fairy town is so beautiful that it can fill up the creek! The 2-day strategy of replacing three pounds of sweat with three pounds of sweat, save two mosquito repellent after reading it!! ️ 🔥Buddhist Special Forces Route (Lazy Mom Copying Homework) Day1⃣️: Hangzhou drive to Shengzhou 👉 Chongren ancient town stone road drifting 👉 Chenghuang Temple looking for thousand-year-old tree spirit 👉 Flower building · hot spring lake soaked to peeling Day 2⃣️: Shishe Village Basalt pretending to be a gecko 👉 Xiao Kun Village chasing the big white goose 👉 Vietnamese opera town singing out of tune 👉 hug squeeze face crying back to the city 🌈Fairy check-in point ✅Basalite pillar forest The real-life version of "Stonehenge"! Navigating the village of Shishe almost drove into the pit, the moment I got off the car, the son knelt down directly: "Mom, we have arrived at the dinosaur's home!" 🦕 The stone pillar hanging overhead seemed to be about to fall, the son insisted on picking up the stone and said he could summon the "stone elf"... ✅ Chongren Ancient Town A living Ming and Qing studio! The bluestone road is so smooth that you can skate, the son hugs the door frame to do "human brakes" 🚶♀️ Grandma is drying pickled vegetables by the wooden window, the son goes to smell it and sneezes until "artificial rain"... ✅ Flower building · Hot Spring Lake Soak in the hot springs and watch the stars! The mineral spring water was so hot that the son shouted: "I'm going to become a boiled fish!" 🐟 The coffee from the two trees in front of the hotel was so good that I could refill the cup three times. The son secretly drank my latte and danced until two o'clock in the middle of the night... 💥Three deadly ambush 1️⃣ Don't wear Crocs on the stone road in the ancient town! The son fell "on all fours" and almost cracked the 100-year threshold 2️⃣ Basalt road conditions stimulate the roller coaster! A car with a low chassis can scratch out Mars, so it is recommended to replace it with hiking shoes directly 3️⃣ Don’t let your child soak in the hot spring for more than 20 minutes! My son was soaked until his fingers were wrinkled, crying for "land breathing rights." 🍜Carbohydrate nuclear bomb zone ✔️ Wong Ze tofu buns are thin and translucent! When I bit the skin, the soup soared three meters away, and my son's new dress was immediately "dead". ✔️The fried rice cakes on Yuexiu Road are so fragrant that you lick the plate! The fairy combination of pork + egg skin + snow cabbage, the son said he wanted to settle down after eating two bowls in a row ✔️ The fried dumplings of Chong Yin Ancient Town are fried and sold, so hot that the child's left hand drops his right hand and dances the "hand-throwing dance" ✖️ Beware of Mai Wo Cake in Siu Kun Village! The pickled vegetables are so salty that he chews his throat, and the son becomes a "walking kettle" after drinking a bottle of water. 📸 Post a video of mysticism 1️⃣ Basalt Rift (Look up and pretend to be caught by a giant) 2️⃣ Chongren Ancient Town Wooden Door Frame (Pretending to travel through the Ming and Qing Dynasties) 3️⃣ Hot Spring Lake Infinity Pool (Splash Capture Water Pearl Crown) 4️⃣ Xiaokun Village White Wall Daiwa (Chasing Goose Film "Country Love" stills) 🏡Accommodation Book of Life and Death ✔️ Huazhu · Hot Spring Lake: There is a private hot spring in the room, the child's plastic duck swam out of the hot spring Olympics ✖️ An ancient town B&B: Mosquito group "bomber formation", geckos at the bedside to hold a blind date meeting ⚠️Life-saving guide ✔️ Children's river tracing shoes (ancient town stone slab road + basalt killer) ✔️ Folding mosquito repellent (mosquitoes in the mountains are so hungry they can chew their nails) ✔️ Portable small fan (it melts hot in the open air of Vietnamese opera town) On the way back, the son suddenly asked, "Will the stones here grow small stones?" Although the mother's foot plates rubbed out spark bubbles, but seeing the "Dragon Summoning Stone" treasured in her glass bottle, these sins were not in vain! (💡Soul advice: Bring your son ten pairs of socks! The stone road in Shengzhou specializes in all kinds of disobedience, our socks are always dry in the shade...)

2-Day Road Trip Guide from Shanghai to Shengzhou During the May Day holiday, I took my parents and son on a 2-day road trip to Shengzhou, perfect for those with limited time who enjoy less crowded, leisurely travel. Here's the detailed guide: Transportation Driving from Shanghai to Shengzhou, the recommended route is taking G60 Shanghai-Kunming Expressway and then transferring to G1522 Changzhou-Taizhou Expressway. The distance is 236.23 km, taking approximately 2 hours and 43 minutes. Road tolls are free during holidays. Itinerary - Day 1: - Morning: Depart from Shanghai at 6:15 AM, arriving at Chongren Ancient Town around 9 AM. Must-visit spot is Yushan Ancestral Hall with its beautifully carved ancient stage. If time permits, also visit Wulian Courtyard Gate and Dangdian Courtyard Gate, Ming and Qing dynasty architecture. Recommended to wear qipao or modern Hanfu for photos. At Tanfan Tavern, try specialty coffees like Chongren Coffee and Yellow Wine Coffee; at Qiu Shengji, enjoy grandma's handmade small wontons and other delicacies, with a nice coffee shop environment on the second floor. Allow 2-3 hours for sightseeing. - Afternoon: Head to Xiaokun Village and visit the observation deck. Roads may be closed during holidays, requiring parking at the foot of the mountain and walking to the deck. Enjoy mountain scenery with Chinese torreya trees and tea plants. In April, there are small mountain fruits - experience picking wild fruits and tea leaves. Allow 2-3 hours for exploration. Find a random place for lunch. - Evening: Check into Urban Garden Hotel (Shaoxing Shengzhou Pukou Branch), rest briefly, then have dinner at Xihu Restaurant (Shengzhou Heyue Branch) located on the 4th floor of Heyue Times Square, offering delicious Hangzhou cuisine. - Day 2: - Early Morning: Leave at 5:30 AM to visit Shishe Basalt, observe the original columnar jointing of upright basalt formed by cooling and contraction of lava flows. Return to the hotel for breakfast afterward. - Morning: Visit Shengxian City God Temple, exploring Xishan First Tower, Ancient Stage, City God Hall, and Hui'an Temple. Xishan First Tower is an iconic building with inscriptions by Zhu Xi; the Ancient Stage was an early performance venue for Yue Opera; City God Hall enshrines Yu Anxing with exquisitely carved stone dragon pillars; Hui'an Temple is integrated with the City God Temple and attracts many worshippers. - Afternoon: Explore Yue Opera Town, watch Yue Opera performances at the ancient theater (free outer seats available to experience the cultural charm). Dine at Baixing Jiawei Restaurant, offering clean and refreshing Hangzhou cuisine. Then visit the Yue Opera Museum - the first exhibition hall shows the origins of Yue Opera, the second covers its development period, and the third presents its prosperity after the founding of the People's Republic of China. After the visit, take the expressway back home. Summary This road trip covers Shengzhou's natural scenery, traditional culture, and special cuisine. It's a relaxing and pleasant leisure trip suitable for the whole family to enjoy the pleasures of off-the-beaten-path travel.

🩷Recommended reason: My friends! Xinchang Nineteen Peaks is really worth visiting! You can experience the excitement of climbing 999 steps, relax on the large lawn at the foot of the mountain, and camp in Xiayanbei Village to get stunning mountain views! If you go on a sunny day, you can also catch a sunset with a full atmosphere. The whole trip is fun and photogenic, definitely worth it! 🩷Address: Mainly involves Xinchang Nineteen Peaks Scenic Area and Xiayanbei Village. The Nineteen Peaks Scenic Area has entrances such as the Southeast Gate. 🩷Transportation: If you depart from Shanghai at 8:30, you can arrive at about 11:30. It is recommended to drive yourself. Navigate directly to the Southeast Gate Parking Lot of Nineteen Peaks, which takes about 2.5 hrs. To camp in Xiayanbei Village, navigate to "Xiayanbei Village Camping Platform", the transportation is super convenient. 🩷Must-see attractions: 999 steps: The aerial view is super impressive. Although it sounds scary, it actually takes about 25 mins to climb, super fulfilling! Large lawn at the foot of the mountain: When crossing the lawn, your mood becomes open, and it is super suitable for taking pictures and walking. Xiayanbei Village Campground: Camping here is surrounded by mountains. Watch the sunset in the evening and the sunrise in the morning. The atmosphere is directly full. Overlooking the Nineteen Peaks from Xiayanbei Village: The perspective is amazing, and you can take great photos with a casual shot. 🩷Ticket information: The entrance ticket to the scenic spot is CNY 60, and it closes at 17:00, so pay attention to the time! Feilong Plank Road/Glass Plank Road direction, an additional fee of CNY 20/person. The downhill slide is also super fun, but it costs CNY 60/person. 🩷Other tips: Check the weather in advance, it is really amazing to go to Xiayanbei Village to watch the sunset on a sunny day! I would be so sad if the weather is bad during the Dragon Boat Festival😭 I strongly recommend Menxi Mountain Residence · Jingling Flavor for dining, as well as Zhouzhishan in Shengzhou City. 110 skewers of barbecue only cost CNY 200, and a small green dragon casserole porridge costs CNY 198. It is super cost-effective for six people to eat more than CNY 400! For accommodation, you can choose Shengzhou Kaiyuan Mingdu Hotel. During the 618 event, you can book three nights for CNY 999, and you can split it into 3 rooms. You can upgrade by adding money after booking the basic room type!

#discoverchina Yue Opera Town is a haven for opera enthusiasts, where artistry and atmosphere blend seamlessly. With grand opera houses, mesmerizing nighttime performances, and dazzling lantern shows, it offers an immersive experience into the world of Yue Opera. As night falls, the town transforms into a dreamlike setting, where melodies linger in the air and glowing lights paint the streets with romance. Every corner pays tribute to this cherished art form, making it a destination that sings with history and passion. Yue Opera Town is more than just a place—it’s a theatrical journey wrapped in culture and enchantment. 🌿✨🎭🏮

#discoverchina As the first professional opera museum of its kind, the Yue Opera Museum is a gateway into the rich legacy of this beloved art form. Here, history comes alive through carefully curated exhibits and immersive interactive installations that trace the evolution of Yue Opera from its earliest days to its modern brilliance. Step into a world of performance, where costumes, scripts, and stagecraft reveal the meticulous artistry behind each production. With hands-on experiences that bring the magic of opera closer, visitors can appreciate not just the melodies but the soul of this timeless tradition. The Yue Opera Museum isn’t just a space—it’s a celebration of storytelling, music, and heritage, where every corner sings with the echoes of the past. 🌿✨🎭📜

#discoverchina Nestled among rolling hills, Zhangjiatian Village is a testament to nature’s artistry and cultural heritage. Its tiered rice terraces cascade down the slopes, creating a breathtaking panorama that shifts with the seasons—from emerald green in spring to golden hues in autumn. For over 700 years, this village has been home to the Chen family lineage, preserving deep-rooted traditions that echo in its architecture and daily life. The connection between people and land is felt in every field, every pathway, and every story passed down through generations. Zhangjiatian Village isn’t just a scenic retreat—it’s a living narrative of harmony between history and nature, where the past still lingers in the beauty of its landscapes. 🌿✨🏡🌾

#discoverchina In the charming countryside of Guimen Township, indulge in the simple pleasure of freshly made rice cakes—a local delicacy rich in tradition and flavor. This heartwarming treat sets the tone for a journey that’s as nourishing to the soul as it is to the palate. Just beyond, Nanshan Lake awaits, where mountains and water embrace in perfect harmony. The tranquil reflections, the gentle ripples, and the serenity of the landscape create a visual masterpiece that soothes the mind and refreshes the spirit. Zhedong Dragon Valley and Nanshan Lake are more than just scenic spots—they are an escape into nature’s quiet elegance, where flavors and landscapes leave lasting impressions. 🌿✨🍚🏞️

#discoverchina Step into Yue Opera Town, where every corner radiates the charm of "Jun Jun" elements, immersing visitors in the essence of this beloved theatrical tradition. From the museum to the intangible cultural heritage hall, the town offers a deep dive into the rich legacy of Yue Opera, making it the perfect spot to explore both history and artistry. Live performances bring the town to life, captivating audiences with the mesmerizing melodies and graceful movements that define this cultural treasure. Whether wandering through exhibits or enjoying a stage production, the experience feels like stepping into a world where tradition breathes. With 2-3 hours to explore, Yue Opera Town is more than a destination—it’s an artistic journey that leaves you inspired by the beauty and elegance of Yue Opera. 🌿✨🎭🏮

#discoverchina Stepping into Huatang Village is like walking through the pages of history—where the architectural grandeur of the Ming and Qing dynasties still stands tall. Every white-walled residence and dark-tiled rooftop carries the refined essence of Huizhou’s unmistakable style, offering a glimpse into a time of scholarly grace and artistic brilliance. Beyond its visual charm, the village holds a deeper legacy as the ancestral home of Wang Xizhi’s descendants. This profound connection to the revered calligrapher adds an air of cultural prestige to its tranquil surroundings, making it a destination where heritage and artistry intertwine. Huatang Village isn’t just a historic site—it’s a place where tradition breathes, stories linger, and time slows down in the quiet elegance of the past. 🌿✨🏯📜

#discoverchina Nestled in the heart of the mountains, Hongfo Temple is more than just a place of worship—it’s a retreat into nature’s peaceful embrace. The surrounding trails offer an idyllic setting for a rejuvenating hike, where every breath is filled with the purity of mountain air. The temple itself exudes an understated tranquility, seamlessly blending with the lush greenery that envelops it. Whether you come for spiritual reflection or simply to immerse yourself in nature, this hidden gem provides the perfect escape from the rush of daily life. Hongfo Temple isn’t just a destination—it’s a space for quiet contemplation, fresh air, and the simple joy of being present in nature. 🌿✨🏞️🧘♂️

#discoverchina Baizhang Waterfall may not sit within a vast scenic area or towering mountains, but it holds its own with concentrated beauty and effortless charm. The cascading falls, gathered closely in one picturesque spot, create a mesmerizing display of movement and sound that instantly draws you in. A short yet rewarding visit of 1-2 hours is enough to take in the breathtaking rush of water and the surrounding greenery. Whether you're admiring the falls from up close or taking a moment to enjoy the serene atmosphere, it’s a refreshing escape that perfectly balances grandeur and simplicity. Baizhang Waterfall isn’t about size—it’s about the impact of nature’s elegance, concentrated in one stunning location. 🌿✨🌊🏔️

#discoverchina Baizhang Waterfall is a breathtaking display of power and elegance, plunging over a hundred meters in a mesmerizing rush of water. Surrounded by lush mountains, the scene is both dramatic and serene, a perfect harmony of force and tranquility. The sound of the cascading water echoes through the valley, creating a symphony of nature’s purest elements. Whether standing at its base or admiring from afar, the waterfall captivates with its grandeur, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the raw beauty of the landscape. Baizhang Waterfall is not just a sight—it’s an experience of nature’s untamed spirit, a place where the mountains and waters meet in spectacular fashion. 🌿✨🌊🏔️

#discoverchina Chongren Ancient Town is a quiet sanctuary where history stands still. With its remarkably preserved architecture, each alleyway holds the essence of centuries past, inviting visitors to take a reflective stroll through time. The air here is filled with a tranquil charm—no bustling crowds, no modern distractions, just the raw beauty of ancient streets and traditional buildings. As you walk through its winding lanes, the deep historical roots of the town unfold, offering a peaceful escape into heritage and simplicity. Chongren Ancient Town is not just a place to visit—it’s a moment to pause, immerse in history, and embrace the quiet soul of Jiangnan. 🌿✨🏛️📜

#discoverchina Dongqian Street is a historic avenue where tradition stands side by side with everyday life. Lined with ancient architecture, the street exudes the charm of a bygone era, each structure bearing witness to the passage of time. Beyond its rich history, Dongqian Street remains lively and authentic, offering an array of diverse shops and local businesses. Here, you can immerse yourself in the warmth of Shengzhou’s bustling street culture, where the essence of the city is felt in every corner. More than just a historic site, Dongqian Street is a place where past and present intertwine seamlessly, inviting visitors to experience Shengzhou’s timeless energy. 🌿✨🏡📜

#discoverchina The Yue Opera Museum offers a captivating dive into the world of Chinese opera, celebrating its artistic legacy and showcasing its unique charm. Each exhibit shines a spotlight on the enchanting elegance of Yue Opera, from its costumes to its melodies, providing visitors with an immersive theatrical experience. Beyond opera, the museum weaves in the rich history of Shengzhou itself, offering glimpses into the cultural and historical threads that define the region. This fusion of opera and local heritage creates an experience that feels deeply rooted yet universally inspiring. The Yue Opera Museum is more than a space—it’s a tribute to tradition and history that leaves you in awe of its enduring cultural vibrancy. 🌿✨🎭📜

#discoverchina Yue Opera Town is the perfect spot for a quick visit, offering a delightful immersion into the world of opera. The park is adorned with elements that pay homage to the iconic "Jun Jun," creating a charming setting infused with artistic flair. Whether you’re a devoted fan of Yue Opera or simply curious about its enchanting aesthetic, the town provides a rich yet accessible experience. It’s an ideal destination for those who appreciate culture and want to savor its essence without a long journey. Yue Opera Town isn’t just a location—it’s a concise celebration of artistry, leaving a lasting impression for opera lovers and cultural explorers alike. 🌿✨🎭🏮

#discoverchina Yuexiu Road is a haven for those who love to eat and wander. Lined with vibrant eateries and charming spots, it’s a place where every turn brings the promise of delightful flavors and local treats. Whether you’re indulging in a quick bite or savoring an authentic meal, the street offers a rich tapestry of tastes that reflect the heart of the city. The laid-back atmosphere makes it perfect for leisurely exploration, blending food, culture, and community in one lively stretch. Yuexiu Road isn’t just a destination—it’s a celebration of culinary joys and a place to create flavorful memories. 🌿✨🍜🏮

#discoverchina Lushan Park offers a serene escape where nature and history converge. Anchored by the iconic Yingtian Tower, the park invites visitors to ascend and experience breathtaking panoramic views of Shengzhou city stretched out below. The gentle blend of lush greenery and architectural elegance creates an atmosphere that is both tranquil and inspiring. Whether you’re exploring the grounds or simply soaking in the view from above, Lushan Park is a celebration of perspective—where the beauty of the city and the serenity of the park harmonize effortlessly. Lushan Park isn’t just a destination; it’s a vantage point into the soul of Shengzhou. 🌿✨🏞️🏯

#discoverchina Chenghuang Temple stands as a stunning embodiment of traditional artistry, showcasing exquisite brick, stone, and wood carvings that captivate with their intricate details. Each element of its design reflects a dedication to craftsmanship that feels both timeless and awe-inspiring. Inside the temple, the ancient opera stage takes center stage, widely acclaimed as the “Crown of Jiangnan.” Its grandeur and cultural significance create an experience that is both historic and theatrical, drawing visitors into the beauty of Jiangnan’s artistic heritage. With three interconnected attractions to explore, Chenghuang Temple offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in tradition, architecture, and performance art, all in one visit. 🌿✨🏯🎭

#discoverchina Filial Piety Archway is a portal to the bustling charm of a bygone era. Nestled within the heart of the old market street, it captures the essence of everyday life in its most authentic form. Surrounding the archway, you’ll find traces of a lively past—narrow streets lined with traditional shops and homes, exuding a warmth and simplicity that feels timeless. The historic atmosphere mingles with the echoes of stories that once unfolded here, creating an experience steeped in nostalgia. Filial Piety Archway isn’t just a landmark; it’s a living reminder of tradition, where culture and the rhythm of daily life harmonize beautifully. 🌿✨🏡📜