Chaozhou | Two days and one night trip with kids from Guangzhou

It takes 4 hours and 13 minutes to get from Baiyun to the hotel. After arriving, you can go to Linjiang Hotel for tea. Due to time constraints, we settled here upon arrival in Chaozhou. For morning tea in Chaozhou, besides Han Shang Lou, Linjiang is one of the restaurants with better cost performance. Sitting by the window, sipping tea while overlooking the Han River, you can see the Guangji Bridge and Guangji Tower in the distance. Recommendations: King of Shrimp Dumplings, Black Truffle Mushroom Dumplings, Chicken Feet, Spring Rolls, etc... The dim sum is quite good... Also, if you want to go to Han Shang Lou for morning tea, you can't reserve a seat, but you can for lunch. 🏠 Hotel: /It has its own outdoor parking lot which is very friendly for self-driving tours. After checking in, it's just a few minutes and a few yuan by taxi to Paifang Street, so don't drive there yourself as parking is difficult and it's congested. In Chaozhou, we mostly focused on leisure with the kids, it's not suitable to be too tired or to rush around, and since we went in summer, we didn't go to Guangji Bridge and Guangji Tower because it was too hot, too hot, too hot... Restaurants: 1·Xing Tea·Located on Paifang Street, almost everyone has a cup in hand, and you'd feel like you haven't been to Chaozhou if you don't buy one. Holding it in your hand and taking a photo under the archway, 'Yes, I've been here.' Picture 9 2·Zaiyang Tea House·Famed as the 'common people's stage', the kung fu tea performance and opera performance at Zaiyang Tea House are also very representative. We sat in a private room here (the private rooms have separate air conditioning in summer, which is cooler and better for groups). It's quiet for tea drinking, away from the noise of the main hall. Picture 10 When you're tired from walking, take a break 🦶 The interior of the store has a Republic of China style, paired with a cheongsam, you know, for photo shooting 🎥, creating a great atmosphere. Price 💰 Tea (single-tree selection with small snacks) First floor large table (4-8 people) 298 Second floor medium table (2-3 people) 198 Second floor small table (2 people) 168 3·Fulu Xi·Lu Shui Hot Pot·Beef Hot Pot (Ancient City Store), contact in advance to reserve a seat before going. When in Chaozhou, you must try the old brine hot pot. After returning to Guangzhou, I still can't stop thinking about it Recommendations: Traditional brine soup, brine noodles, fresh sliced beef, vegetable shrimp paste, Kung Fu Jiugongge (optional) mainly for taking good photos... Picture 11 4·Zaiyang Private Kitchen·Hidden in the small alleys under the archway, transformed from an ancient house, it feels like entering a scenic spot after going in. The walls are covered with plaques of awards won, specializing in Chao cuisine. If there are dishes you want to try, you can contact the owner in advance to arrange. Their charcoal-grilled conch is a must-try, and food critic Chua Lam even included it in his 'Must Eat Before You Die' list 😂 For a detailed introduction, you can check out 'Flavorful Origins'. Picture 12 5·Xie Huai Liang Sesame Tea·Recommend almond tea, sesame tea, etc. The flavors are rich and the texture is smooth, and it's cheap. Have it as a late-night snack, it's really delicious. It's suggested to order takeout after arriving at the hotel, as there are too many people queuing at the store... Picture 13