2026 Longyou Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in February)

Walking in the morning fog, falling into the evening clouds. The singing of fishing boats in the evening, the curling cooking smoke... A beautiful picture of the fusion of landscape and culture~ Longyou Xikou viewing platform: After reaching the top, a uniquely shaped viewing platform comes into view, with the whole view of Xikou at a glance. It's especially good for taking pictures of people and scenery here! There are some amusement projects on the walking path up the mountain, which can be played. Longyou Xikou Old Street, bamboo hats, small boats, stone steps, alleys, bustling crowds, are always telling the stories here. Walking around the stone road, there are various museum studios to visit, and the most important thing is that all kinds of snacks and delicacies in Longyou can be found here! At night, when the lights are on, another scene is even more shocking, don't miss it~ Play mode: Strolling and eating, ancient town photography, climbing and looking far, jungle games...

Visited four times throughout the year, each trip full of surprises, no crowds, leisurely strolling and stopping, truly very comfortable!🏞 1️⃣ The Yulong Snow Mountain of western Zhejiang locals: Liuchun Lake. Snow seas, rime frost, winter snow scenes unlike those in the south. (A ski resort was under construction when I visited, expected to open by the end of 2026) 2️⃣ Everywhere you look, rhododendrons in bloom: Ten thousand acres of azaleas at Liuchun Lake. Hills covered in flowers, a magnificent natural spectacle. 3️⃣ Quzhou’s own Altay: Longyou Shijiao Village. By the Lingshan River, a must-visit every time.⚠️ 4️⃣ Art check-in hotspot: Xushi Guang • Art Ecological Corridor. By the Qujiang River, earth art installations along the river, each spot a popular photo location. 5️⃣ Anime comes to life: Fengxi Park (Redwood Town). A lost world of Zelda. 6️⃣ County town literature: Ni Art Museum. The café upstairs, I could stay all day.☕ 7️⃣ Time travel: Longyou South Gate. Taste Quzhou’s “Three Heads and One Palm” dish, feel the lively atmosphere of the county town, recommended to visit at night. 8️⃣ The world’s ninth wonder: Longyou Grottoes. The underground pyramid.😂 9️⃣ Open-air ancient architecture museum: Longyou Residential Courtyard. A treasure trove of Jiangnan residential architectural art, personally highly recommended. tips💡 🏍 Recommended to drive yourself, the county town is small, perfect for relaxing and taking it slow. 🏡 Personally recommend staying in a homestay in Shijiao Village to experience rural life, very relaxing. 🍲 Must-try: Three Heads and One Palm dish. Western Zhejiang’s “Little Sichuan,” Longyou’s spicy dishes are also great.

There are so many hidden gem towns in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai! Wuyi in Jinhua, Zhejiang, is an undiscovered treasure full of surprises for family travel. With its clear mountains and waters, numerous historical sites, and the reputation as the "City of Hot Springs in China," it’s perfect for weekend or short holiday trips with kids. Enjoy hot springs, explore ancient villages, and visit historical sites—relaxation for the whole family~ The two-day Wuyi itinerary is compact yet comfortable. The ancient villages are tucked deep in the mountains with stunning scenery, and many ancient buildings have been certified by Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin. Kids can learn history and architecture while having fun, gaining a lot from the experience~ ⭐️ Family Two-Day Itinerary Day 1⃣️ Shuxi Bridge (landmark check-in) ➡️ Jingyuan (ancient residential museum) ➡️ Yuyuan Village (ancient astronomical village) ➡️ Wuyi Ancient City night tour (experience the festive atmosphere); Day 2⃣️ Shanghuang Village (the Potala Palace of Jiangnan) ➡️ Shanxia Bao Village (primitive ancient village) ➡️ Yanfu Temple (millennium-old wooden structure). 🚙 Family Transportation Tips Wuyi is mountainous, and many ancient villages are deep in the mountains. It’s best to drive yourself or take the high-speed train to Wuyi North Station and rent a car for more flexible travel. This way, you don’t have to rush with public transport, and you can stop anytime to rest or take photos with the kids. ✅ Must-Visit Family Attractions ✅ Shanghuang Village Yellow clay houses stacked on the hillside like terraced fields, known as the Potala Palace of Jiangnan. There are large terraced fields in front of the village, perfect for photos. When we visited, it was snowing, creating a picturesque scene. A great place for kids to experience unique rural charm. 🎫 No admission fee, free parking at the village entrance, convenient facilities. ✅ Shanxia Bao Village Located deep in the southern mountains of Wuyi, the Tu family prospered here since the Yongzheng era of the Qing Dynasty through the indigo industry. The ancient village layout is well preserved. Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin visited and included it in the "History of Chinese Architecture" as a representative of Zhejiang-Gan mountain dwellings. A great spot for kids to learn about ancient village history and architectural features. ✅ Yanfu Temple In 1934, Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin conducted a 9-day survey here. The main hall was rebuilt in the 4th year of the Yuan Dynasty’s Yanyou era (1317). It is one of the earliest and best-preserved wooden structures from the Yuan Dynasty in southern China, entirely joined by mortise and tenon without a single nail. The layered dougong brackets resemble "a hundred birds paying homage to the phoenix," which is very impressive. Visiting in winter, there’s a large camellia tree blooming inside, letting kids marvel at ancient architecture’s wonders. 🎫 Free admission, perfect for a leisurely family visit. ✅ Shuxi Bridge A landmark of Wuyi, originally built in the Southern Song Dynasty as a nine-arch, ten-pier wooden bridge. In the 4th year of the Ming Wanli era, bridge houses were added, forming a covered corridor bridge that shelters from wind and rain while serving transportation. The bridge is 140 meters long, 4.8 meters wide, and 13.4 meters high, with nine arches and ten piers made of stone and wood. There are 49 bridge houses with double-eaved hip roofs and benches on both sides—perfect for resting and strolling with kids while soaking in the historic charm. 🎫 Free admission. ✅ Wuyi Ancient City Composed of Wushengtang, pedestrian street, South Gate Street, Wenchang Pavilion, and more, it’s full of ancient charm. Near the end of the year, the festive atmosphere is strong with various delicious snacks. It’s great for strolling, eating, and playing with kids, fully immersing in the local lively vibe. 🎫 Free admission.

Who still goes to Dali! Quzhou has nailed the romantic rice field café right next to the highway exit, just a half-hour drive from Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai—it's just too perfect 😭 Vast waves of green wrapping white houses, a gentle swing swaying, the evening breeze carrying the scent of rice while sipping iced coffee, all worries blown away, offering a complete and relaxed vibe to just let go! Dress code is locked to light colors or little dresses; just stand by the rice fields, no need to pose deliberately, every snap is a fresh and atmospheric masterpiece. In September and October, the rice fields turn into golden waves, making photo success rates skyrocket to 200%! 📍Location locked: No. 51 Guandu Road, Longyou, Quzhou Just a few steps from the highway exit, perfect for weekend outings with kids, meetups with girlfriends, or romantic strolls—super convenient without any detours! ✅ The pizza place next door is a must-visit! Handmade black truffle and ham combo pizza is so fragrant it makes you stomp your feet, with cheese stretching ridiculously long. The small shop’s decor is also very charming. You might have to wait a bit, but the freshly baked aroma is totally worth it! Coffee and pizza, a one-stop spot for eating, playing, and taking photos—weekend happiness doubled~ Say no to wasting weekends lying around; pack your life into rice fields and everyday joys. Unlock a new hidden gem of happiness every week—that’s the right way to enjoy your weekend!

This is a customized 2-day 1-night travel guide for Quzhou, Zhejiang, with a budget of around 1000 RMB, helping you easily explore the natural and cultural beauty of Quzhou. 【Quzhou Travel Guide (2 Days 1 Night)】 Introduction Quzhou is located in western Zhejiang and is a city with a long history and rich cultural heritage. It features green mountains and clear waters, ancient cities and temples, abundant cultural relics, and unique cuisine, making it an excellent choice for relaxation and cultural experience. 【Itinerary】 Day 1: Ancient City Culture and Natural Scenery Morning: Quzhou Ancient City Transportation: Arrive at Quzhou Railway Station or Bus Station, recommended to take a bus or taxi to the ancient city (about 20 minutes, taxi around 20 RMB). Attractions: Quzhou Ancient City Wall, South Confucius Holy Site, Kong Family Ancestral Hall Recommended Reason: Stroll through the ancient city to feel the millennium cultural heritage and take photos. Noon: Local Specialty Lunch Recommendations: Quzhou specialties such as "Quzhou Stinky Tofu," "Yanduxian" (braised pork with bamboo shoots), or "Quzhou Rice Cake." Budget: About 50 RMB per person Afternoon: Longyou Grottoes or Quzhou Museum Option 1: Longyou Grottoes (ticket about 50 RMB) Option 2: Quzhou Museum (free) Suggestion: Choose the museum if you like history and culture; choose the grottoes if you prefer nature and carvings. Evening: Tiandu Ancient Town Transportation: About 1 hour by car (20-30 RMB) Features: Ancient town scenery, ancient street night view, taste local snacks (such as handmade noodles, tofu pudding) Accommodation: Budget guesthouse near Tiandu Ancient Town, about 150-200 RMB per night Day 2: Natural Scenery and Return Morning: Tiandu Ancient Town or Nearby Attractions You can choose to stroll in the ancient town or visit the nearby Tiandu Peak Scenic Area (ticket about 50 RMB) Tiandu Peak: Hiking and sightseeing to enjoy natural beauty, recommended to get up early. Noon: Light meal or takeout Budget: 30-50 RMB Afternoon: Return or Explore Quzhou City If time permits, visit Fengyuan Academy or Jiangbin Park to relax. Return Transportation: Take transportation according to your schedule. 【Budget Estimate】 Item Cost (RMB) Notes Transportation (city + attractions) About 150 RMB Taxi/bus/long-distance bus Accommodation (1 night) 200 RMB Budget guesthouse Meals About 150 RMB 3 meals, specialty snacks Tickets and Attractions About 150 RMB Ancient city, Tiandu Peak, grottoes, etc. Others (shopping, souvenirs) About 50 RMB Depending on personal needs Total About 700 RMB Leaves room for unexpected or extra expenses Budget controlled within 1000 RMB, allowing for flexible transportation or small shopping. 【Tips】 Book accommodation in advance to enjoy discounts. - Bring lightweight hiking shoes and rain gear, and carry enough water and snacks. Pay attention to attraction opening hours and arrange your itinerary reasonably. Try local specialty snacks to experience local culture. Hope this guide helps you explore Quzhou easily and happily! If you need more detailed recommendations or a customized itinerary, feel free to let me know!

🏮Celebrate the Year of the Dragon like this! The Spring Festival carnival in Longyou, a hidden gem town in Western Zhejiang, is absolutely amazing! Come and get this comprehensive check-in guide～ 📍Check-in Location: Dananmen Historical and Cultural Street, Longyou County, Quzhou City ⏰Event Duration: During the Spring Festival (lasting 8 days!) ✨Highlights at a Glance: 1️⃣ 600-year-old intangible cultural heritage Hard-Headed Lion Dance kicks off the street! 2️⃣ A different dragon-themed performance every day 3️⃣ Ancient street instantly transforms into a lantern sea dragon palace full of festive vibes 4️⃣ Enjoy specialty snacks until you’re full 🐲Top 3 Must-See Performances: 🥇Hard-Headed Lion Dance: 600 years of intangible cultural heritage, with super rhythmic drumbeats! 🥈Sugarcane Dragon Performance: Symbolizing continuous progress, crispy and crunchy to bite～ 🥉Twenty-Four Solar Terms Dragon: Showcasing agricultural wisdom in creative ways! 📸Photo Check-in Spots: - Ming and Qing dynasty ancient buildings + red lantern backdrop wall - Dragon-shaped lantern night view by Qujiang River - Live performances by intangible cultural heritage artisans 🍡Must-Try Snacks: ✔️Longyou Fa Gao (steamed rice cake) ✔️Scallion Steamed Buns ✔️Maci (glutinous rice cakes) 💡Travel Tips: 1. Recommended to come after 4 PM to enjoy both performances and night views 2. Drone aerial photography requires prior approval 3. Wearing Hanfu for photos makes your shots even better! When night falls, the ancient city wall by Qujiang River is bathed in blue light, creating a stunning scene with the dragon dance troupe. 👀 Everyone, quickly save this guide and come to Longyou to seek the dragon this Spring Festival!

Where to Go for the Holidays｜2026 Spring Festival Hidden Warm Winter Small Town Guide, Fewer People, Beautiful Scenery, and Save Money✨ For your first trip of 2026, stop squeezing into popular tourist spots! These 8 lesser-known warm winter small towns offer sunshine, hot springs, delicious food, and secret spots all in one place. Travel during the Spring Festival without the crowds and get the best value for your money. Feel free to ask any questions anytime—we promise to answer them all! 🌴 Sichuan · Panzhihua Known as the "Little Sanya of Sichuan," this winterless warm city blooms with flowers year-round and offers plenty of fresh fruit. The sunshine feels warm on your skin, so no need to bundle up in heavy coats! - Recommended duration: 3 days - Transportation: Fly to Chengdu or Kunming, then transfer by high-speed train or bus directly to Panzhihua. The scenic route is incredibly healing. - Must-visit spots: Lasage Ecotourism Area → Ertan National Forest Park → Hongge Hot Spring Resort → China Third Front Construction Museum → Yi Ethnic Ancient Village, a perfect blend of nature and culture. 🌿 Yunnan · Mile A hidden gem for winter hot springs and warmth, with few people and peaceful surroundings. The hot spring water quality is excellent, leaving you refreshed and relaxed—perfect for a laid-back Spring Festival! - Recommended duration: 3-5 days - Transportation: Direct flight to Kunming, then a 40-minute high-speed train ride—time-saving and convenient. - Must-visit spots: Dongfengyun Scenic Area (great for photos) → Huquan Banshan Hot Springs → Jinping Mountain Scenic Area → Huquan Ecological Park, enjoy a slow and pleasant stroll. 🎋 Zhejiang · Quzhou Until January 31, 2026, 14 major core scenic spots are free to enter! Including Lanke Mountain, Jianglang Mountain, Gengong Buddha Kingdom, and more. Save on entrance fees and indulge in local delicacies—a total win! - Must-visit route: Western Zhejiang Shangri-La Changshan → Western Zhejiang Peach Blossom Land Kaihua → Jiangshan → Kecheng, where mountains, water, and ancient towns blend beautifully. - Free scenic spots list: Lanke Mountain, Yaowang Mountain, Tianji Longmen, Longyou Grottoes, Minju Garden, Jianglang Mountain (excluding Lang Peak), Xianxia Pass (excluding the second floor of Dai Li’s former residence), Nianbadu Ancient Town, Qingyang Village, Fugai Mountain, Meishu Bottom, Gengong Buddha Kingdom, Qianjiangyuan, and more. 🍍 Yunnan · Mangshi A warm winter small town blending Xishuangbanna style, with few people and low prices. Dai ethnic cuisine and exotic architecture are very distinctive—off the beaten path and great for exploring! - Recommended duration: 3 days - Transportation: Direct flight to Mangshi, or take a high-speed train to Baoshan Station then transfer by bus for 2 hours. - Must-visit spots: Dai Ancient Town → Banaxi Rare Garden → Zhefang Yaochi → Mangbang Tree Hole Hot Springs, an immersive Dai cultural experience. ❄️ Sichuan · Heishui Home to the Dagu Glacier, the winter snow scenery is stunning. A paradise for hiking enthusiasts, every snapshot is a masterpiece of snowy mountains! - Recommended duration: 3 days - Transportation: Fly directly to Chengdu, then transfer by bus/train to Maoxian Station (1.5 hours), or self-drive from Chengdu (new drivers beware, many mountain roads). - Must-visit spots: Dagu Glacier → Naizigou (colorful forest and snow scenery are breathtaking) → Kalonggou, perfect for winter hiking vibes. 🦞 Guangdong · Zhanjiang With the Guangzhou-Zhanjiang high-speed rail open, it’s just 1.5 hours direct! Who doesn’t love relaxing and eating seafood? Fresh seafood cooked to order with unbeatable value! - Recommended duration: 3-5 days - Transportation: Direct flight to Zhanjiang, or fly to Guangzhou then transfer by high-speed train or bus—super convenient. - Must-visit spots: Chikan Old Street (great for vintage photos) → Jinsha Bay → Techeng Island → Huguangyan → China’s Mainland South Pole Village, combining coastal scenery with local culture. 🌊 Hainan · Wanning A more pristine and less crowded seaside town than Sanya during the Spring Festival. Surf, watch the sea, visit the botanical garden—full vacation vibes! - Transportation: 45-minute high-speed train ride from Haikou or Sanya Airport. - Must-visit spots: Shimei Bay (stunning beach) → Riyue Bay (surfing paradise) → Shenzhou Peninsula → Xinglong Tropical Botanical Garden → Bali Village, full of tropical charm. ❄️ Shandong · Weihai Winter snow scenery rivals Hokkaido, peaceful and healing. After snow, enjoy the seaside, hot springs, and old streets—the atmosphere is simply magical! - Transportation: Direct flight to Weihai Airport or high-speed train. - Must-visit spots: Torch 8th Street (beautiful winter snow scenery) → Putao Beach Bathing Area → Huaxia City → Tianmu Hot Spring Resort → Sakura Lake → Jiulong Bay, full of snowy romance. In the new year, quickly tag the person you want to travel with and embark on a healing warm winter journey together~ ㊗️ Go where you want, love who you want, and may all your wishes come true✨

When talking about Chengdu, many people's first impression is "super comfortable," full of a slow pace of life. Compared to other cities, Chengdu is neither competitive nor lazy, but romantic, emotional, and respectful of the arts. Its rich natural resources, long history and culture, and pleasant climate earn it continuous praise! When winter arrives, Chengdu instantly transforms into an "ice and snow kingdom." Places like Xiling Snow Mountain, Bipenggou, Liuliba Village, Wenchuan Panda Flat, Pengzhou Sun Bay Scenic Area, and Zhaogong Mountain are full of snow, with thick accumulations that satisfy most people's expectations of snow, bringing great joy. What many don't know is that in Zhejiang West, there is actually a "Little Chengdu" that loves spicy food and also has a snowy world—very interesting. Uncle Shuai thinks those who like it should take a trip here; it will definitely amaze everyone. This place is Longyou County in Quzhou, Zhejiang Province, with a total area of 1,143.33 square kilometers—truly a "Little Chengdu"! Historically, Longyou County was the capital of the ancient "Gumie" state during the Spring and Autumn period. In the 25th year of Qin King Ying Zheng (222 BC), it was established as Taimo County. In the 6th year of the Baozheng era of the Five Dynasties Wu Yue (931 AD), it was renamed Longyou. In September 1983, the Longyou County system was restored, making it one of the 13 earliest counties established in Zhejiang Province. Amazingly, Longyou County has produced 162 top scholars and imperial examination graduates throughout history, earning the reputation of "Confucian culture first in the region." It has been recognized as a national ecological demonstration zone, a national green ecological city, one of the top 100 counties in comprehensive tourism strength, a provincial model civilized county, a provincial all-region tourism demonstration county, and a provincial garden city. Today, Longyou County combines the bustling crossroads of four provinces with the leisurely slow time of an ancient county. The love for spicy food is ingrained in its soul, and it also boasts a snowy world. Strolling through Longyou’s streets, the bluestone paths wind through Ming and Qing dynasty old houses. There is no noisy trendy spot here, only the crackling of firewood stoves and the casual chatter of old streets. The people of Longyou live their days as the most charming scenery, and its fame is gradually growing. For first-time visitors, you can follow Uncle Shuai’s "Three-Day Longyou Tour" experience [free admission until March 31, 2026], which is especially pleasant and leisurely: Day 1: Liuchun Lake — Xikou Old Street Day 2: Longyou Residential Courtyard — Railway Ruins Park — Dananmen Historical and Cultural District Day 3: Longtian Redwood Town — Longyou Grottoes Among these, Liuchun Lake is the "ice and snow world" of the south. Despite its name, it is not a lake but Longyou’s highest peak, with an elevation of 1,390.5 meters and covering 7 square kilometers. The mountain is majestic and spectacular, surrounded by overlapping peaks. In winter, Liuchun Lake flows along the ridge like a fairyland, with frost-covered grass and trees turning it into an ice and snow kingdom. The ridge trail at the summit winds forward, and walking on it feels like stepping on clouds—no filter needed for great photos. Note: prioritize taking the cable car up and down for comfort and convenience. Xikou Old Street is a foodie paradise, once one of the origins of the "Longyou Merchant Guild" during the Ming and Qing dynasties. It features the historical layout of "one street, eight alleys, six wharfs" and bamboo culture. It is now a tourist destination combining traditional cuisine and intangible cultural heritage experiences. Here you can find delicacies like Huang Sister’s steamed rice cake (fermented rice traditional steaming), ancestral tofu balls (stone-milled tofu), and Laode fruit crisp cake (bamboo shoot filling), as well as special events like Spring Festival Song wedding reenactments, Xu Yanwang temple fairs (dragon dance), and bamboo drum dance performances! Longyou Residential Courtyard is a scenic area protecting Ming and Qing ancient buildings relocated from other places. Simply put, these are ancient buildings moved here starting in 1991 from scattered rural areas in Longyou lacking local protection conditions, forming a dedicated protection and display zone. It covers buildings from the late Yuan to the Republic of China period, including residences, ancestral halls, and opera stages, with great architectural and cultural research value. It is the largest ancient residential protection demonstration area in East China and is called the "Open-Air Museum of Jiangnan Ancient Architecture." Couples planning to marry should note that Chinese wedding photos can be taken here. Railway Ruins Park is a park full of historical flavor, combining old railway elements with modern design. Walking by the river and taking photos of old houses is very pleasant. Watching the sunset by the river with a cup of milk tea in the evening is simply beautiful, allowing you to relax and enjoy leisure time. Dananmen Historical and Cultural District is an ancient riverside area surrounded by roads on all sides, forming a perfect picture. The center is the county government cultural area, surrounded by Confucian ponds, West Lake gardens, and folk market districts, with nine distinct zones. Private museums and celebrity exhibition halls enhance cultural depth, allowing history and the present to interact. It’s great for photos with many check-in spots and a strong overall atmosphere—definitely worth a visit. A warm reminder: there are many delicious foods too! Longtian Redwood Town, as the name suggests, is a place of redwood-carved antique-style buildings. In the Redwood Museum, various rare redwoods are quietly displayed, telling stories of historical accumulation. When night falls, the lights gradually turn on. After dinner, strolling the town streets and feeling the dazzling lights along the way is like traveling through a thousand years, refreshing the mind. Wearing Hanfu or Kimono for photos looks especially beautiful; the street layout is like a maze, and light-colored clothes photograph well. Longyou Grottoes are a real underground palace hidden at the foot of Phoenix Mountain, with a mysterious atmosphere. Inside, you can find an underground architectural complex of 24 chambers still full of countless mysteries. The 30-meter-high cave ceiling is equivalent to a ten-story building, with rock pillars firmly supporting it and evenly detailed chisel marks, showcasing the ancient people's mechanical wisdom. It’s very suitable for history lovers and adventurers. The carvings and stories inside are particularly captivating and worth careful viewing. After three days, Uncle Shuai believes many will feel Longyou County’s profound cultural heritage, leisurely lifestyle, and delicious food [such as San Tou Yi Zhang, Beixiang Tangyuan, Longyou steamed rice cake, scallion buns, and more]. Compared to life in Chengdu, it is very similar. Moreover, during the visit, it was discovered that chili peppers first landed in China in Zhejiang. During the Qing Dynasty, Longyou’s small chili peppers even became "royal tributes," making the timeline of spicy food culture very early indeed! If you have more time, you can also visit "Muchen She Ethnic Township," where the She people make up 16% of the population, maintaining unique customs and ethnic charm [She wedding customs]. Highlights include She silver art, dyeing and weaving, and the "Three Bowls of Tea" food culture. You can also witness intangible cultural heritage such as "Longyou handmade paper making," "Longyou steamed rice cake making," "Hard-headed Lion," "Longyou lotus seed wine brewing," "Longyou small chili pepper making," "Longyou traditional qipao making," "Longyou inkpad making," "Longyou Guanyin vegetarian sesame cake making," "crispy cake making," "Longyou paper cutting," and "Longyou wood carving," with the highest level being national-level listings! In short, Longyou County in Quzhou, Zhejiang, is a "Little Chengdu" with a rhythm many people love! Transportation Self-driving: Navigate to "Liuchun Lake Cableway - Southeast Ground Parking Lot" as the starting point for tourism in Longyou County. Public transport: Take the train to "Longyou Station" [city center] or "Longyou North Station" [new high-speed rail station]. Buses can reach all attractions, cheap and convenient! Longyou County Travel Tips: Located in Longyou County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province. Regarding tickets, Liuchun Lake (cable car tickets can be purchased in groups first), Longyou Residential Courtyard, and Longyou Grottoes [free admission until March 31, 2026, advance reservation required (except during Spring Festival holidays)]. Self-driving is recommended. So, how about it? Are you interested in a three-day tour of Longyou County? Feel free to leave comments and discuss!

🐾 Oh my gosh! They really pierced through Luo Xiaohei's dimensional wall! ✨ Master Jiu didn't deceive me, Fengxi really turned into a park! This little Fengxi is just too cute! 💕 💥 I was truly amazed when I first saw Fengxi Park! It has the lingering feel of post-apocalyptic human civilization 🌆 Yet also carries a mysterious atmosphere where humans and nature blend together 🌿 (But who has time to be sentimental? Quickly take out your phone and start snapping photos!) 📸 Here are the perfect photo spots! Just follow along! 1️⃣ Upward shot of the Sansheng Temple plaque Shoot the flying eaves and golden plaque from below! The sunlight filtering through the eaves creates stunning light spots ✨ It perfectly replicates the spiritual effect from the animation! 2️⃣ Framing through the eaves gap Stand between two rows of eaves The wooden dougong brackets form a natural picture frame 🖼️ Framing the distant tower Instantly transport yourself into Luo Xiaohei's world! 3️⃣ Lakeside silhouette Fewer people and great lighting at dusk 🌅 Water reflections + ancient building outlines = 100 points for atmosphere Just like the secret realm Fengxi guards 4️⃣ Relief corridor Dragon head stone turtle + wall full of relief carvings 🐉 Walking and shooting here is super immersive Feels like exploring Fengxi’s past 5️⃣ Corridor depth perspective Use the wooden corridor as a leading line 🚶‍♀️ At the end stands a majestic ancient building Every shot looks like a masterpiece of Chinese style 📍 Practical Information Address: Fengxi Park, Longtian Town, Longyou County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province 🕘 Recommended time: 4-6 PM (great for both day and night shots) 👗 Outfit suggestion: New Chinese style / light-colored clothing for better photos 🌟 Hidden Easter Eggs - A must for animation fans! ✅ Take photos with Luo Xiaohei and the infinity standees ✅ Check in at the giant moon installation 🌙 ✅ Find Fengxi’s little thoughtful Easter eggs A perfect collision of reality and the second dimension! This check-in is worth crying over 😭

Escape the city with friends on the weekend and venture into the forest cabin in Longyou Zhuxi Valley, living straight into a Grimm fairy tale, with happiness overflowing! The designer’s renovation of the old house is amazing! Pointed roofs, standalone wooden cabins with a natural wood style, just like in a fairy tale book. The huge floor-to-ceiling windows and glass skylights in the room are the soul! At night, you can lie in bed and count the stars; in the early morning, pull back the curtains to see the sea of clouds rolling over the opposite mountain forest, instantly surrounded by a fairyland~ The public area is full of surprises! The Thai-style infinity pool is picture-perfect, and with a flamingo pool float, it feels like a vacation in Sanya 🌴. The bird’s nest chair by the pool and the big windmill on the lawn make every spot a perfect photo opportunity. There’s a chess and card room, KTV, barbecue area, and tea room—all you need to drink tea, chat, grill skewers, and sing karaoke with friends, a one-stop happiness boost! The food is also super appetizing! Organic vegetables are fresh and crisp, and the soup made from free-range farm chicken is incredibly flavorful—every bite tastes like the wild mountains~ Nearby activities are well planned! A short drive takes you to Liuchun Lake Ecological Scenic Area for hiking and boating, explore the millennium-old underground architecture at Longyou Grottoes, and after a tiring day, return to the homestay to brew a pot of tea, enjoy the mountain breeze, and watch the bamboo sea sway, healing even the exhaustion from a 9-to-9 workday~ 📍 Practical Guide ✅ Homestay: Longyou Zhuxi Valley Homestay ✅ Address: Yancun Village, Miaoxia Township, Xikou Town, Longyou County, Quzhou ✅ Price: 700+ ✅ Transportation: Recommended to drive, the scenery along the way is beautiful ✅ Nearby attractions: Liuchun Lake Ecological Scenic Area, Longyou Grottoes, Bamboo Forest Zen Temple

Longtian Town Address: About 677 meters northwest of Caolong Village, Longyou County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province Admission: Free Opening Hours: Open all day, year-round Transportation: From Longyou East Bus Station, take bus No. 804 and get off at Longtian Town Station Nearby Recommendations: Longyou Grottoes, Longyou Grottoes Museum, Longyou Shuitingmen Historic District Accommodation Recommendations: It is recommended to stay near Longyou East Bus Station for convenient transportation Travel Tips: It is recommended to visit Longtian Town in the afternoon. You can first explore the surrounding attractions and then enjoy the town in the evening. The night view is very beautiful, and you can also taste local delicacies such as Longyou steamed rice cakes Photo Tips: The best photo spots are on the small bridges in the ancient town. You can choose some quaint traditional buildings as backgrounds. When shooting night scenes, using slow shutter mode can create a more dreamy effect Tips: There are many snack shops and handicraft stores inside the ancient town where you can browse and buy souvenirs

Longyou Putigu·Shuijing Resort Hotel, finally checked in at this hidden gem hotel next to Longyou Minju Garden! It’s just a 40-minute drive from Quzhou city center. The moment you walk in, you’ll be amazed by the modern Chinese design aesthetics, with every corner perfect for photos! ✨ Accommodation Highlights The standalone courtyard room I stayed in was amazing! Japanese tatami + Chinese wooden structure, with a full wall of floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a private courtyard. The morning sunlight streaming in was truly breathtaking~ The room is equipped with smart home features, allowing voice control of lights and curtains. The bathroom is so spacious you could dance in it, with excellent dry and wet separation! 🏊‍♀️ Must-try Experience The outdoor pool is my favorite! Hidden among bamboo groves, surrounded by rustic white walls and black tiles, it’s exactly the secluded life you imagine~ After swimming, order a floating afternoon tea and relax on the lounge chair—it’s super healing. 🍴 Delicious Bites Breakfast is semi-buffet style, and you must try Longyou steamed rice cakes and Quzhou duck heads~ For main meals, you can order at the hotel; I recommend their braised creek fish, made with fresh local ingredients. There’s also a BBQ every Saturday night! 📍 Nearby Attractions A 5-minute walk takes you to Longyou Minju Garden, a great place to explore Ming and Qing dynasty ancient buildings—every shot looks like a classical Chinese photo! A 10-minute drive brings you to the Longyou Grottoes, a mysterious underground palace you definitely have to see.

This time, no "must-visit" hype—I want to take you to a place where you can hear your own heartbeat and echoes from a thousand years ago—the Longyou Grottoes🌌 It’s not just a scenic spot, but a huge question mark hanging beneath the land of western Zhejiang❓ 🤔 Before going, I had my doubts too: “Isn’t it just a few stone pits?” Until I stood at the top of the jagged stone steps nearly 50 meters deep in Cave No. 4, my flashlight swallowed by darkness, I realized—this isn’t a tour, it’s entering a collective dream from a thousand years ago🌀 🌠 Inside the grottoes, I experienced three kinds of “time-space glitches”: 1️⃣ Loss of sense of scale The entrance looks ordinary, but the moment you step in, it feels like being swallowed by the earth’s core🌑 The giant fish-tail pillar in Cave No. 1 (said to symbolize the “World Pillar”) can’t even fit in a phone’s wide-angle lens📏 Ancient people used the simplest tools to carve out the ultimate geometric beauty, every slant so precise it leaves you speechless😶 2️⃣ Loss of sense of temperature Outside it’s 5°C in winter, but underground a constant 17°C wraps around you🧣 The damp air smells of rust and ancient soil—that’s the air from 212 BC (according to the latest carbon-14 dating)🌫️ 3️⃣ Loss of sense of purpose No murals, no coffins, no inscriptions. Only chisel marks, so neat they look like mechanically cut waves⚙️ It could be a tomb, a warehouse, an altar, or even a mark of extraterrestrial civilization👽 In front of the unfinished spiral chisel marks in Cave No. 3, I even felt like the craftsmen had just stepped away temporarily⏸️ 💡 Five unresolved details that moved me most 1️⃣ All cave tops have a 45-degree slope—why? Drainage? Acoustics? Or symbolizing some belief?🪔 2️⃣ The rectangular pool in Cave No. 2 never dries up, its water level mysteriously linked to the outside Qujiang River💧 3️⃣ The symmetrical grooves on the rock walls look exactly like the prototype of modern rails🛤️ 4️⃣ Where did the excavated stone go? Enough to build a mountain, yet nowhere to be found🗻 5️⃣ Why did work suddenly stop? Tools left behind, campfire marks still there, as if everything evaporated in an instant🔥 📝 Minimal practical info 🎫 Tickets: 90 RMB (free from November to March except during Spring Festival) 🚄 Transport: Hangzhou-Quzhou high-speed rail is open, fastest 30 minutes from Hangzhou West to Longyou North, then 20 minutes by taxi from the station 🌗 Finally, is it worth it? If you want a Jiuzhaigou-style visual feast, you might be disappointed😔 But if you’re willing to spend two hours standing at the center of a mystery humanity may never solve, feeling your own smallness and curiosity swell—then Longyou Grottoes is one of the few places in China that can offer this experience🕯️ When leaving, look back at the entrance under the sunset—it turns back into an ordinary little hill⛰️ The secret is well kept, and we intruders just shared a moment of the same darkness with craftsmen from a thousand years ago🤝🌀

① Zhejiang · Quzhou 🏮 Reasons to recommend: Warm-up for Jiangnan New Year atmosphere + low cost of living + fewer people and beautiful scenery Why visit Quzhou before the New Year? ▪️ Early New Year vibe: The festive atmosphere starts to build from the 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month, but tourists are sparse ▪️ Very low expenses: A low-cost area in Zhejiang, accommodation and meals are half the price of Hangzhou ▪️ Suitable climate: Winter average temperature 8-15°C, not too cold ▪️ Famous food: "Little Sichuan of Zhejiang," spicy and satisfying 4 days 3 nights Quzhou flavor-seeking trip 𝐃𝐚𝐲𝟏: Arrival → Shuitingmen Historic Street → Tianwang Tower 𝐃𝐚𝐲𝟐: Confucius Southern Clan Ancestral Temple → Quzhou Museum 𝐃𝐚𝐲𝟑: Nianbadu Ancient Town in Jiangshan → Jianglang Mountain 𝐃𝐚𝐲𝟒: Longyou Grottoes → Return trip 💰 Actual expenses (per person/day): Accommodation: 80-150 RMB (comfortable city hotels) Meals: Breakfast 8 RMB (Gedaibing), Lunch 25 RMB (Santou Yizhang), Dinner 35 RMB (Kaihua Qing Shui Fish) Transportation: Bus 2 RMB, taxi starting fare 8 RMB Tickets: Mostly free, Jianglang Mountain peak season 90 RMB (considered off-season before the New Year!) 🏮 Pre-New Year features: Lanterns start hanging on Shuitingmen Old Street (after the 20th day of the twelfth lunar month) Villages begin slaughtering pigs and making cured meat (can watch) Markets gradually fill with New Year goods, but prices haven’t risen yet Restaurants are open, no need to queue like during the Spring Festival ② Anhui · Anqing 🎋 Reasons to recommend: Early Huizhou New Year customs + Yangtze River scenery + super low prices Why visit Anqing before the New Year? ▪️ Origin of Huizhou: More authentic than Huangshan, less commercialized ▪️ Yangtze River charm: Built along the river, winter river views have a special flavor ▪️ Impressive prices: Possibly the lowest cost city in southern Anhui ▪️ Convenient transport: High-speed rail direct, no transfers needed 3 days 2 nights New Year by the Yangtze 𝐃𝐚𝐲𝟏: Arrival → Yingjiang Temple Zhenfeng Tower → Walk by the Yangtze River 𝐃𝐚𝐲𝟐: Linghu Park → Anqing Museum → Daopashi Street 𝐃𝐚𝐲𝟑: Tongcheng Confucian Temple → Return trip 🍜 Food costs (tested prices): Jiangmao Dumplings: 10 RMB/bowl (century-old brand) Mountain starch balls with roasted pork: 28 RMB/serving (local specialty) Mailongxiang Pastries: 15 RMB/jin (Anhui old brand) Street fried skewers: 1-3 RMB/skewer (taste of student days) Three meals a day: 50-70 RMB for a good meal! 📸 Free photo spots: Zhenfeng Tower at sunset (Yangtze + ancient tower + sunset) Daopashi Archway (Ming dynasty stone arch, beautiful night view) Under the Yangtze River Bridge (industrial style + Yangtze) Linghu with withered lotus (unique winter desolate beauty) ③ Hunan · Yongzhou 🎎 Reasons to recommend: Southern Hunan New Year customs + Shun culture + low cost of living Why visit Yongzhou before the New Year? ▪️ Southern Hunan uniqueness: Different from Changsha and Xiangxi, with unique New Year customs ▪️ Rich culture: Shun Emperor’s Mausoleum, Liuzimiao Temple, strong cultural atmosphere ▪️ Very low expenses: One of the lowest cost cities in Hunan ▪️ Warm climate: Warmer winters compared to northern Hunan 4 days 3 nights Southern Hunan ancient exploration 𝐃𝐚𝐲𝟏: Arrival → Lingling Ancient City → Liuzimiao Temple 𝐃𝐚𝐲𝟐: Shun Emperor’s Mausoleum → Ningyuan Confucian Temple 𝐃𝐚𝐲𝟑: Jiangyong Nushu Garden → Shanggantang Ancient Village 𝐃𝐚𝐲𝟒: Yangmingshan → Return trip 👵 Nushu experience: Visit Nushu Garden: 30 RMB ticket, see the world’s only female script Learn to write Nushu: 50 RMB experience class, teacher guides hand-in-hand Listen to Nushu songs: Local women sing in Nushu script, unique charm Buy Nushu cultural products: bookmarks, fans 20-50 RMB, unavailable elsewhere ⚠️ Notes: Nushu Garden requires advance reservation, daily visitor limit Shanggantang Ancient Village is quite rustic, simple accommodation Local food is spicy, notify in advance if you don’t eat spicy Some village roads are narrow, drive carefully ④ Jiangxi · Fuzhou 🏮 Reasons to recommend: Hometown of scholars + Eastern Jiangxi New Year atmosphere + lowest expenses Why visit Fuzhou before the New Year? ▪️ Scholar culture: Hometown of Wang Anshi and Tang Xianzu, rich cultural vibe ▪️ Simple New Year atmosphere: Not overly commercialized, authentic rural New Year feel ▪️ Amazing prices: One of the lowest cost cities in Jiangxi ▪️ Convenient transport: High-speed rail station close to city center 3 days 2 nights scholar hometown trip 𝐃𝐚𝐲𝟏: Arrival → Nixiantai → Wenchangli 𝐃𝐚𝐲𝟐: Wang Anshi Memorial Hall → Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall 𝐃𝐚𝐲𝟑: Liukeng Ancient Village → Return trip 🎭 Linchuan culture: Wenchangli Old Street: Ming and Qing architecture, lanterns already hung Watch tea-picking opera: 20 RMB/show, local opera Learn Linchuan brush writing: Calligraphy experience 30 RMB/hour Hear scholar stories: Local elders tell many literary anecdotes 🏡 Accommodation recommendations: City hotels: 80-150 RMB/night, new facilities Wenchangli homestays: 120-200 RMB/night, renovated ancient houses Liukeng village homestays: 60-100 RMB/night, simple but unique experience Money-saving tip: Stay in the city and commute daily, saves half compared to staying in scenic areas

Quzhou Liuchun Lake, the first snow of the new year, so beautiful! 🚡 Buy a ticket to take the cable car up, the scenery is great, and the day we went was New Year's Day! There were really a lot of people! 🌧️ Be sure to wear non-slip shoes! 🏔️ You can watch the sunrise and the sea of clouds at the top of the mountain, very spectacular. 📸 For photos, it’s recommended to wear brightly colored clothes, the snowy scenery makes for great shots. 🍜 There are restaurants and convenience stores at the top, so no need to worry about being hungry. Overall, Liuchun Lake is a perfect place for photography and relaxation. If you love nature and tranquility, this is definitely a great spot!

Friends, Quzhou, Zhejiang is really going all out this time! From November this year to the end of March next year (excluding the Spring Festival holiday), for a full 5 months, all 14 core attractions are completely free! Secret mountain and water landscapes, millennia-old sites, delicious old streets... The best part is that weekends and New Year's Day are also free. Missing out on this deal would be a real shame! I stayed up late to put together this firsthand guide to help you fully enjoy free Quzhou in one read. 🆓 Free Policy Highlights - Free period: November 1, 2025 - March 31, 2026 (excluding Spring Festival holiday) - Free coverage: Includes 14 core attractions such as Jianglang Mountain, Yaowang Mountain, Longyou Grottoes (some special projects like climbing Jianglang Mountain’s Lang Peak are excluded) - Reservation method: Search “Quzhou Yima You” mini program on WeChat, make a real-name reservation in advance, and enter with your ID card. - Tips for snagging the deal: Weekends, New Year's Day, and other holidays are also free, but remember to book in advance! 🏞️ Must-Visit Free Attractions (Top Picks from Personal Experience) 14 is too many? Don’t worry, these 5 are the essence. Don’t miss them even if you’re short on time: 1. Jianglang Mountain (World Natural Heritage) - Highlights: Three towering rock slabs rising abruptly, a place Xu Xiake visited three times. Especially the “One Line Sky” gorge, towering and breathtaking. - Note: The free area does not include climbing Lang Peak, but the core areas like One Line Sky are stunning enough. 2. Shuitingmen Historical and Cultural Street - Highlights: Quzhou’s “city living room.” See Ming and Qing dynasty architecture by day, enjoy the Tianwang Tower light show at night, often with Hanfu parades, creating a lively atmosphere. Free and very photogenic. 3. Yaowang Mountain - Highlights: Over 95% forest coverage, accompanied by streams and waterfalls along the way. The 1,700+ steps are challenging, but the glass bridge at the summit and the occasional monkey troop make it worth the effort. 4. Longyou Grottoes - Highlights: Known as the “Ninth Wonder of the World,” an ancient mystery. Walk into the vast and intricate underground grotto group, and see mysterious patterns on the rock walls, as if traveling through time. 5. Confucius Southern Clan Ancestral Temple - Highlights: One of only two Confucius family temples nationwide, with high cultural significance. Red walls, yellow tiles, ancient cypress trees towering—just the free area already immerses you in rich Confucian heritage, perfect for photos with charm. 🍜 Foodie Radar: Quzhou Food Map (Stuff yourself for about 50 RMB per person) The soul of Quzhou cuisine is one word: spicy! But it’s a fresh, addictive kind of spicy. The food is mainly concentrated on two streets: ❶ Mazhandi · Foodie Gathering Spot - Lao Pei Duck Head / Mantianxiang Duck Head: Braised until extremely tender and flavorful, the meat falls off the bone with a light suck, a taste that countless tourists dream about. Best to go early afternoon as it sells out fast. - Xiena Spicy Hot Pot: Quzhou’s signature dry mixed spicy hot pot, be sure to add a portion of tender meat, paired with their exclusive sweet and spicy sauce, very unique flavor. - Dong Baba Baked Cake: Small but crispy outside and tender inside, filled generously, best eaten fresh out of the oven. ❷ Songyuan Market · Carb Heaven - Gedai Cake: Crispy cake stuffed with freshly fried youtiao (fried dough sticks), one bite delivers carb satisfaction to the max, a classic local breakfast. - Duze Rice Sausage: Glutinous rice stuffed into large intestine, pan-fried to a crispy exterior, soft and fragrant inside, oily and delicious. - Specialty Glutinous Rice Balls: Rich fillings, available in sweet or savory, very filling. ❸ Citywide Hunt · Snacks & Desserts - Crystal Cake: A must-have to cool down after spicy meals! Chewy crystal cake soaked in icy mint syrup, refreshing and relieves greasiness. - Kaihua Steamed Cake: Made by fermenting rice slurry then steaming, topped with dried bamboo shoots, minced meat, etc., called the “Eastern pizza,” savory and soft. 📝 Practical Travel Info (One-Click Save for Food, Accommodation, and Transport) 🚗 Transportation Guide - Major transport: High-speed rail to “Quzhou Station,” right outside is the bus hub and taxi pick-up point, very convenient. - City transport: Bus lines cover all free attractions (Alipay ride code accepted). Taxi starting fare is 8 RMB, easy to get around the city without worry. 🏨 Accommodation Suggestions - Preferred area: Near Shuitingmen. Staying in the old city district makes night strolls, food hunts, and sightseeing super convenient; some guesthouses even offer free Hanfu experiences. - Best value choice: Near Quzhou Station or Guojin Center, convenient for transport, shopping, and dining. 🎒 Travel Tips 1. Spice warning: Quzhou cuisine is known for its “fresh and spicy” flavor with a strong aftertaste. If trying for the first time, start with mild spice. 2. Itinerary planning: Attractions are relatively spread out, recommend 2-3 days. For example: Day 1 city (Shuitingmen + Confucius Temple + food), Day 2 Jianglang Mountain or Yaowang Mountain. 3. Dress advice: Winters in the mountains are cold, especially at higher altitudes like Jianglang Mountain and Yaowang Mountain, so be sure to dress windproof and warmly. 4. Civilized travel: The free policy is precious, please protect the environment and be a responsible traveler. When you look up at the sky from One Line Sky at Jianglang Mountain, stroll through ancient and modern times in Shuitingmen’s night, and have your eyes tear up from spicy duck head but can’t stop eating... you’ll understand how generous Quzhou’s “free” offer is, bringing a rich travel experience. Mountains, history, food—it offers it all generously. This winter, don’t just go to crowded popular spots. This treasure city Quzhou is waiting with the greatest enthusiasm for you to discover its beauty. Quickly gather your friends and start planning! Free Travel in Quzhou

💫Check in at the fairy-tale hotel and experience the cultural charm of Longyou💫 🌸Fantang Hotel: Exploring the symphony of ancient and modern ✨Address: 20 meters west of Huaxia Valley Kindergarten ✨Highlights: - Immersive experience of Longyou culture - Modern luxury in a century-old town - A must for family trips - Stunning night views, worth staying a night 🌟Must-do when staying: 1️⃣ Brew a pot of tea in the courtyard at dusk and listen to the rustling bamboo in the wind 2️⃣ Watch the ancient town in the morning mist from the balcony and feel the tranquility of time 3️⃣ Experience DIY crafts with your kids, drawing inspiration from traditional culture 4️⃣ Stay in a river view room and enjoy an ink painting scroll right from your room 5️⃣ Take a stroll in the ancient town outside the hotel at night and feel the cultural atmosphere in the lively streets 🎨Recommended nearby activities: 1️⃣ Longtian Town: Experience the ancient charm of Jiangnan and immerse yourself in handicraft making 2️⃣ Longyou Grottoes: Explore the mysterious underground world and feel the millennium cultural heritage 3️⃣ Tangxi Hot Springs: Soak and relax your body and mind, enjoy natural healing 4️⃣ Great Buddha Temple: Worship and pray for blessings, find inner peace 5️⃣ Food recommendations: Try authentic Longyou delicacies like Jizi Guo, tofu buns, green knife beans, and more 🏠Fantang Hotel Accommodation Tips: ✔️Choose courtyard or river view rooms to enjoy the comfort of “courtyard living” ✔️Book in advance to avoid peak holiday periods ✔️Keep an eye on hotel events, such as free tickets for amusement facilities ✔️Bring your own baby crib and children’s toiletries (hotel provides but in limited quantity) ✔️Capture the sunrise from the balcony or courtyard in the morning (remember to check sunrise time in advance)

Where to go for New Year's Eve⁉️ This hidden gem city of Longyou really knows how to have fun Once you visit Longyou, you'll be conquered by the local cuisine This treasure city is truly perfect for eating, drinking, and entertainment I heard there are many new programs for this New Year's Eve You can once again head out for a feast and fun ⏰ Event Time 12.31.2025 - 01.03.2026 📍 Event Location Dananmen Historical and Cultural Street Area, Longyou, Quzhou, Zhejiang 📣 Must-visit Activities Water Dragon Lantern / Flying Fire Pot Show / New Year's Countdown Balloon Rain / Carnival Music Night / Bonfire Party / Dragon Boat Show / Gashapon Machine / Romantic Snow Scene / New Year's Market… Lots of exciting events for four days and nights of continuous fun 💬 Must-try Foods Quzhou Liangtou Yizhang / Longyou Fa Gao (steamed rice cake) / Baked Cake and Crispy Cake / Crystal Cake / Firewood Wontons / Pig Intestines / Rice Porridge / Taro Zongzi / Scallion Steamed Bun / Bagged Cake

Jianwuxiang·Zhuxi Valley Hot Spring Resort Homestay in Longyou, Quzhou, centers on the concept of "secluded healing," blending natural ecology with Zen aesthetic design to create a tranquil atmosphere. The outdoor mountain spring swimming pool has crystal-clear water that is drinkable in summer, providing a refreshing way to beat the heat. The bamboo forest hiking trail weaves through the area, while the open-air tea seats and handmade craft experience zone add an elegant touch. Next to the pool, there is a café, picnic area, and children's playground, making it perfect for family or friends outings. The homestay features a gym, fishing area, and water sports equipment, combining activity and relaxation. The nearby 1.5-kilometer Liuchun Lake rafting offers an exciting experience, with shuttle service available for convenience. On rainy days, guests can enjoy free room upgrades or participate in special activities like bamboo forest photography and wild vegetable picking, ensuring fun is never diminished. Dining services highlight local Quzhou specialties, with uniquely flavored spicy taro zongzi. Most ingredients are homegrown vegetables and fruits, ensuring green and healthy meals. Some room types include breakfast, lunch, and dinner services, customizable to satisfy your palate. The homestay is located in the mountains, so nearby attractions require self-driving or using the homestay’s shuttle service; planning your itinerary in advance is essential. Some facilities, such as the pool and activity areas, are weather-dependent, and experiences may be limited on rainy days, so please check the weather forecast before traveling.

Quzhou in Zhejiang Province borders Shangrao in Jiangxi Province. The distance between Longyou County in Quzhou and the Ink River Scenic Area in Wuyuan, Shangrao is only about 270 kilometers, which takes just over 2 hours by car. After planning to arrive in Wuyuan, following the recommended free village tour routes found online, we visited as many villages as possible along the way, then planned to head to Jingdezhen the next day. In Longyou, we accidentally came across the news that Longyou Grottoes offer free admission in winter, so we included the Longmen Grottoes, which were not originally in our plan, in the itinerary. After a quick visit to the grottoes, we immediately headed to Wuyuan. Without any breaks, we arrived in Wuyuan around noon. Following the recommended free villages, we hurriedly toured Shangtan Village, Longwei Village, and Qingyuan Ancient Village.

When it comes to Longyou Grottoes, how many people will blurt out, "Are you talking about the Longmen Grottoes?" 🤣 This "Ninth Wonder of the World" hidden in Longyou, Quzhou, is a nationally protected cultural relic and an underground secret realm sleeping by the Qu River for over 2,000 years. It naturally carries the suspenseful vibe of tomb-raiding novels, leaving you with countless unsolved mysteries after visiting! As a filming location for "Ghost Blows Out the Light," its mystery level is off the charts✨ Dozens of large-scale man-made grottoes are scattered around, with fish-tail-shaped stone pillars firmly supporting the cave ceiling. The evenly chiseled marks on the stone walls and faint carvings of fish and birds everywhere showcase the superb craftsmanship of the ancients. The cave maintains a cool 18°C year-round, and the "five-point water" drainage design keeps the millennia-old grottoes intact. The warm winter and cool summer feel is like passing through a time-space barrier. There is still no definitive answer about its secrets📜: Was it the luxurious palace of the Spring and Autumn period’s Gu State? A granary for goods on an ancient transportation route? Or a secret base for the Yue State’s troops and weapon casting? Some locals even jokingly call it an "alien granary." The mysterious symbols on the rock walls continue to spark speculation, no wonder it’s called the "Book Without Words." 📍Practical Travel Tips Ticket Benefits: Originally 80 RMB, free admission until March 31, 2025! (Multiple scenic spots in Quzhou are free at the same time, perfect for weekend trips in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai) Transportation Guide: Hangzhou high-speed train reaches Longyou Station in 1 hour. Taking a taxi or driving with navigation to "Longyou Grottoes" is very convenient. The scenic area parking lot costs 10 RMB/day. Recommended Duration: 3-4 hours for an in-depth visit. Each of the 5 open grottoes has its highlights. Cave No. 5 is the best for photos, with sunset rays casting shadows like an alien spaceship landing🌇 Helpful Tips: The cave is damp and slippery, be sure to wear non-slip shoes; bring a light jacket as the temperature is low; no signal inside, download the guide map in advance for peace of mind. Nearby Treats: After visiting, head straight to Longyou County town for brown sugar stretchy rice cake, savory glutinous rice balls, tofu meatballs—carb feast unlocked for just 50 RMB per person🍘

A quiet half-day in an ancient village ☁️ ｜ Longyou Zezui Really want to find a place where time slows down~ Weekend city escape plan: get√ This hidden treasure ancient village in Quzhou is truly healing! ❤️ 🌳 About Zezui An ancient village with a poetic name✨ "Zezui" actually comes from a hexagram in the I Ching! Descendants of the Yuan Dynasty's Xu Yanwang settled here And have lived here for over 700 years 🥺 Now officially a "Historical and Cultural Village of Zhejiang Province" Upgraded in 2019 to a "Historical and Cultural Village of China" 📸 Must-visit spots recommended · Maze-like ancient buildings🏯 146 old buildings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties to the Republic of China era Horse-head walls and small green tiles are absolutely stunning Every snapshot looks like a classical Chinese photo📷 · Feng Shui layout⛰️ The Upper Lake and Lower Lake in front of the village Surrounded by distant mountain streams Together with Zhufeng Mountain form the "Twin Dragons Playing with a Pearl" Elders say this is a feng shui treasure land! ✨ · Three-carving art🎨 Don’t miss the Ming Dynasty "Tangyan Hall"! Wood carvings, brick carvings, and stone carvings are exquisitely crafted Some carvings have five to six layers deep Realistic recreations of ancient life scenes ✨ Hidden experience Stayed at a rustic village homestay Boiling tea around the stove in the courtyard is super cozy🍵 The crackling charcoal fire and lingering tea aroma Watching the ancient village rooftops at sunset Feels like traveling back a hundred years... Every year here they also hold Rapeseed Flower Festival, Music Festival, and other events💃 The ancient village is bursting with new vitality! 📍 Practical Tips · Address: Zezui Village, Tashi Town, Longyou County, Quzhou City · Transportation: Drive and navigate to "Zezui Ancient Village" · Time: Recommend reserving 4-6 hours to explore slowly · Season: Autumn with red lanterns is especially beautiful in the ancient village🍁 Find a weekend To encounter 700 years of slow time here~ Walking on the bluestone path Every step tells a story📖

11/28 Departed by car at night, fully charged at 11 PM and officially set off, drove all the way to Longyou County with two stops along the way, arrived at Longyou Grottoes parking lot at 8 AM, dozed off in the car until noon. Officially started the sightseeing route. 11/29 12:00 Longyou Grottoes, the ticket mainly covers caves 1-4, about 1 hour of content, very few people in the off-season, no staff at photo spots inside, basically the Longyou Grottoes differ from karst caves as they are man-made excavations. Not as humid as karst caves, not cold to visit in winter. Those who have been to karst caves should know the dripping water creates a very cold atmosphere, but there isn’t much content here. 11/29 13:00 Longyou Residential Courtyard, less content in the off-season, Hui-style architecture cluster, all buildings are open for visiting, the largest is the Fu Family Courtyard. Unlike Suzhou gardens, Hui-style exterior walls are uniformly painted white with eaves on top. The buildings are grand in groups, but the interior lighting feels obviously insufficient. A casual stroll around takes about half an hour. Met 2-3 couples taking wedding photos that day. Highly recommend eating at Zaofengnian outside the scenic area, delicious, large portions, and good service. 11/29 15:50 Yaowang Mountain, it took an hour and a half to drive from Longyou to Yaowang Mountain, then a very long stretch in the mountains. According to Xiaohongshu, Yaowang Mountain is easier to climb than Longji, and it’s true. After walking and looking around, reached Yaowang Temple at 4:30 PM, it was getting dark, so decided to descend the same way. Didn’t summit due to lack of time. 11/29 19:00 Jiangshan Tianban Jianglang, overnight in a camper van. 11/30 8:30 Jianglang Mountain, rated 4 stars for the visit. The visitor center sells scenic shuttle tickets for 15 RMB per person, which takes visitors to the viewing platform and picks them up at the southwest gate. Bought the shuttle, walked the whole loop: Xiake Pavilion, best spot to photograph the Three Stone Slabs. In the morning, the sun is behind the mountain causing overexposure, so noon or afternoon is better. One-line sky, many steps, many steps, the top is the entrance to Lang Peak. Considering my mother is nearly 70, didn’t go up, but later walked along Kankeling to Yanxia Pavilion, which is the last exit of the Lang Peak route. However, locals said the Lang Peak summit route is guarded and not allowed to go up. Without buying the shuttle, you can actually walk from Xunv Lake to Jianglang Mountain, but the downside is there is no shuttle from the southwest gate back to the parking lot. Someone needs to pick you up; no scalpers or short-distance cars were seen at the entrance, and taking a taxi is probably difficult. 11/30 12:00 Qingyang Village, the main attraction is the Mao Family Ancestral Home, which carries Chairman Mao’s name. The introduction traces the genealogy and indeed Mao Zedong’s genealogy is from this branch, but I think Chairman Mao himself probably didn’t know about it. 11/30 14:00 Xianxia Pass, suitable for hardcore hiking, all big stone steps. Not friendly for elderly people, so if bringing elders, it’s better to choose another spot. The route from the first to the second pass is indeed long and tiring, and there isn’t much content afterward. It is said that soldiers used to train here, but the playground area is now used by locals to grow tea, and you can only return the same way after going up. After the fourth pass, it’s a wild path. Not closed but not recommended. It is said the path continues all the way to Fugai Mountain in Fujian. 11/30 17:00 Ganbadu, a typical small ancient town, similar to Zhujiajiao in Shanghai. By the time we arrived, all cultural sites were closed, nothing special. Suitable for passing through and having a meal. We found a farmhouse restaurant, had dinner, and then returned to Shanghai.

Who would have thought! Looking for a quiet place to hide away in winter, I discovered this hidden gem of a guesthouse deep in the bamboo sea of Longyou. Driving through the forest, surrounded by lush green bamboo and a cool breeze, the 40-minute drive leaves all the city noise far behind~ From afar, the staggered pointed wooden cabins nestled in the bamboo look like they were plucked straight out of a storybook! The guesthouse is a renovation of the owner-designer’s old home, featuring wooden structures with triangular roofs and warm winter tones. The moment you open the door, you’re touched by the peaceful mountain wilderness~ 🛏️ About the rooms: Each room is designed in a natural wood style, with extra-large floor-to-ceiling windows framing the bamboo sea and mountain views outside! When soaking in the tub, you can look up and see the swaying bamboo leaves. The room’s soft furnishings are all simple and natural in texture. The terrace’s rattan chairs bask in the winter sun, perfect for daydreaming all afternoon without getting bored~ Whether it’s couples cozying up for private time or families traveling with kids, everyone can find their most comfortable way to relax~ ✨ About the public areas: No need to worry about the pool in winter, but the fun in the public areas is just as much! Brew a pot of hot tea in the tea room, paired with organic snacks grown by the guesthouse; play mahjong with family and friends in the game room; sing your favorite songs in the KTV; there’s also a yoga room and gym. If you don’t feel like moving, just curl up in the hanging basket swing and watch the big windmill on the lawn turn slowly—the atmosphere is instantly elevated~ 🍲 About the food: You must try the guesthouse’s native chicken stew! The free-range chicken from local farmers is stewed until tender and flavorful, with side dishes made from freshly picked organic vegetables from the yard. The handmade noodles are chewy and tasty. Drinking a bowl of hot soup in winter warms you from head to toe, and the happiness is overwhelming~ No need to rush to tourist spots nearby. Take a stroll along the bamboo forest creek path, listen to the rustling of bamboo leaves in the wind, or set up a small tent on the guesthouse lawn (available from the guesthouse) and picnic in the sun. This slow-paced winter time is truly precious! 🏡 Guesthouse: Longyou Zhuxi Valley Guesthouse 📍 Address: Yancun Village, Miaoxia Township, Xikou Town, Longyou County, Quzhou City

Longtian Town Resort Area Fantang Hotel🏨 🚗 Location: 20 meters west of Huaxia Valley Kindergarten 🌿 Environment: The hotel is located in an ancient town with a beautiful and well-green environment, perfect for vacation and relaxation. There are many unique attractions nearby, ideal for walking and enjoying a slow-paced life. The hotel features rosewood furniture with an overall understated and elegant style. Both the night view and sunrise are very beautiful, especially in the early morning when you can hear birds singing and see greenery right outside the window. It is a tranquil place that makes you forget your worries. 💰 Price: Prices range from 200 to 300 RMB, depending on the room type. 💁 Service: The hotel offers very attentive and warm service. The front desk and housekeeping staff are friendly, and check-in and check-out processes are quick. Staff often provide extra thoughtful services such as turning on the air conditioning in advance, offering snacks and refreshments, and providing toys for children, making guests feel very cared for. Some users mentioned that the service is comparable to a five-star hotel, maintaining high quality even during holidays. 🏡 Facilities: The hotel’s facilities are new and tastefully designed, with a modern and comfortable interior decoration style. It offers a variety of recreational facilities, including amusement park attractions and DIY craft activities. Guests mentioned receiving experience vouchers for the recreational facilities, making it suitable for families with children to vacation. The hotel’s hardware configuration is good, with positive reviews on room comfort and bedding quality. 🧹 Cleanliness: The hotel maintains good hygiene, with clean and tidy rooms and well-kept public areas. Guests repeatedly praised the cleanliness of the rooms, with bedding and furniture hygiene meeting high standards. The hotel is known for its environmental cleanliness and comfort, providing a quiet space for rest. Zhejiang Surrounding Tours

The Longyou Grottoes are located at the foot of Phoenix Mountain in Xiaonanhai Town, Longyou County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province, about 3 kilometers north of Longyou County town. Situated at the confluence of the Qu River and Lingshan River, nestled by the mountain and water, the environment is serene. It is a magnificent ancient underground man-made architectural complex, hailed as the "Ninth Wonder of the World." In June 1992, four villagers from Shiyanbei Village, Xiaonanhai Town, Longyou County, pooled funds to rent four water pumps to drain the "Washing Pool," which had a water surface area of just over 20 square meters. After 17 continuous days and nights of pumping, a giant grotto over 20 meters high and covering more than 1,200 square meters was revealed. Subsequently, six other grottoes of similar scale were discovered. Within an area of 0.38 square kilometers of earth mounds, caves of various sizes are distributed, with as many as 36 caves surveyed and identified. The main group of 24 caves on Phoenix Mountain is the most striking. The cave entrances are basically vertical to the ground, shaped like inverted buckets, extending about 30 meters downward with domed tops. Inside, 3 to 4 huge "fish-tail-shaped" stone pillars are scientifically arranged, with an iron-shaped cross-section; the largest requires five adults to embrace. The cave walls, ceilings, and pillars bear evenly spaced chisel marks with decorative intent, featuring smooth lines. Representative caves include Cave No. 1: about 300 square meters in area, the smallest developed cave. Inside is a 15-meter-long, 0.5-meter-wide bas-relief called the "Flying Horse in the Sky," with carvings of fish, horses, and birds on the north wall. Cave No. 2: approximately 900 square meters, nearly square in shape, with four pillars and ample light, it is the most regularly excavated cave. Cave No. 5: about 700 square meters, rectangular, the only open two-story cave, with a bottom pool of jade-green water said to connect to an underground river. The construction date of the Longyou Grottoes remains uncertain; some experts speculate it dates back to 212 BC or earlier. Its purpose is debated, with hypotheses including a quarry, imperial tomb, military use, or granary. Additionally, many mysteries remain, such as the destination of the excavated stone, the absence of historical records, and the meaning of the wall carvings. The Longyou Grottoes are a national 4A-level scenic area and a key national cultural relic protection unit. They have been recognized as a Chinese cultural tourism boutique site and one of Zhejiang's top 50 must-visit attractions. The caves maintain a constant temperature of 18°C year-round, making it an excellent summer retreat. Basic Information Opening hours: 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, with last admission at 4:20 PM. Ticket information: Currently free during Quzhou's "Global Free Travel" period from November 1, 2025, to March 31, 2026 (excluding the Spring Festival holiday). Normally, adult tickets cost 80 RMB per person. Students with valid student IDs and seniors aged 60-69 with ID or senior card enjoy half-price discounts. Children 1.2 meters to 1.5 meters tall get half-price; children under 1.2 meters and seniors aged 70 and above enter free. Transportation Guide By car: Take the Hangzhou-Ningbo Expressway to the Longyou exit, about a 2-hour drive. Parking at the scenic area is convenient. Public transport: Take a train to Longyou Station, then transfer to bus K8 for about 30 minutes to reach the scenic area, or take a taxi for about 20 minutes. Tour Route The scenic area currently opens 5 core caves, with the visiting order: Cave 1 → Cave 2 → Cave 3 → Cave 5 → Cave 4. The caves are connected by plank roads, with a total walking distance of about 1.5 kilometers and no backtracking. Cave 1 features the "Flying Horse in the Sky" bas-relief; Cave 2 is the most regularly excavated; the northeast corner of Cave 3 is unfinished, with spiral chisel marks at the corner; Cave 5 is the only open two-story cave, perfect for photos; Cave 4 has a mysterious pool. Must-Photograph Spots Giant Buddha murals: The exquisite Buddha murals inside the caves are a must-photograph. Exquisite Tian Gong Cave stone carvings: Showcasing ancient craftsmanship, especially spectacular under lighting. Summit viewing platform: Offers a panoramic view of the entire grotto group and surrounding landscape, perfect for capturing a "fairyland on earth" feel. Notes Wear comfortable shoes: The caves have many stone steps, and the ground is damp and slippery, so sports shoes or non-slip shoes are recommended. The cave temperature is low, so bring a jacket for warmth. Prepare in advance: There is no signal inside the caves, so download maps or the scenic area guide beforehand. Also, the lighting inside is dim, so bring a fill light for photography.

Includes a precise budget and a guide to avoiding pitfalls: Explore the treasure trove of western Zhejiang for just 500+ RMB per person! 📍【Must-Visit Attractions】| A Blend of Nature and Culture - 🏯 Confucius Temple (Southern Branch): The only Confucius temple in Jiangnan, a millennium-old cultural heritage of the "Southeast Confucius Temple"! Red walls and black tiles reflect the ginkgo trees, the plaques in the Dacheng Hall exude a simple and solemn atmosphere. In the morning, you can hear students reciting, and the evening light is perfect for taking photos (we recommend wearing plain-colored robes for photos). - 🌿 Twenty-Eight Capital Ancient Town: "A Dream of Splendor Lost in the Mountains!" Ming and Qing dynasty buildings nestle against the mountains and beside the water, the bluestone paths are paved with nine different dialects, the former site of the Military Intelligence Bureau training camp, the carved beams and painted rafters of the Wenchang Pavilion, and the old streets adorned with red lanterns. A nighttime visit offers a more serene and undisturbed experience. - 🏞️ Jianglang Mountain: "China's First Danxia Landform Peak!" Three stone pillars pierce the sky, and the narrowest point of the "One Line Sky" is only 0.8 meters wide. Climbing to the Tianyou Pavilion on Langfeng Peak offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and sea of ​​clouds. Those with average physical fitness can take the cable car up and down (climbing the mountain on a foggy day is like entering a fairyland). - 🛶 Kaihua Root Palace Buddhist Kingdom: The world's largest root carving art palace! Over 5,000 root carving works are breathtaking. The Thousand-Hand Guanyin and the 500 Arhats root carvings in the Future Buddha Hall showcase the craftsmanship in every detail. Perfect for a rainy day visit. - 🏰 Longyou Grottoes: "The Ninth Wonder of the World"! A thousand-year-old stone chamber 20 meters underground, the mysterious chisel marks on the stone walls, and the magnificent grottoes illuminated by lights—the unsolved mystery of their construction beckons exploration. 🍜【Quzhou Food Recommendations】| Incredibly Spicy and Delicious - 🌶️ Three Heads and One Palm: The Soul of Quzhou! Rabbit heads, duck heads, fish heads, and duck feet, all braised in a rich, spicy broth, with tender, fall-off-the-bone meat. Recommended are the long-established shops "Yilizhi" and "Guoliang." If you can handle spice, choose extra spicy; otherwise, ask for mild beforehand. - 🍲 Quzhou Fried Rice Noodles: The vibrant atmosphere of street food! The rice noodles are chewy and springy, stir-fried with bean sprouts, greens, and cured meat, topped with a spoonful of chili sauce. You can eat your fill for just 10 yuan—a perfect breakfast! - 🥟 Kaihua Steamed Rice Cake: "Breathing Rice Cake"! Made from steamed rice flour, topped with dried shrimp, bamboo shoots, and minced meat, it's soft, fragrant, and best enjoyed hot. The most authentic flavors are found at roadside stalls in Kaihua County. - 🥘 Changshan Tribute Noodles: "A single noodle evokes nostalgia!" The noodles are as thin as hair, cooked without becoming mushy or mushy. Served with chicken broth or cured meat topping, it's light and delicious, suitable for both the elderly and children. - 🍢 Baked Flatbread: A must-try at roadside stalls! Thin and crispy crust, filled with preserved mustard greens and fresh meat, bursting with juice with every bite. 3 for 5 yuan, best eaten fresh out of the oven—be careful not to burn your mouth! 🚗【Transportation Guide】| Hassle-free travel - ✈️ By Air: Quzhou Airport (3 km from city center), with flights to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and other cities. A taxi from the airport to the city center takes 10 minutes and costs approximately 15 yuan. - 🚄 By High-Speed ​​Rail: Quzhou Station (city center), Jiangshan Station (near Jianglang Mountain). High-speed rail from Shanghai/Hangzhou to Quzhou takes 1.5-2 hours, and from Nanchang to Quzhou takes 1 hour. Buses and taxis are available directly from the high-speed rail stations to attractions. - 🚌 City Transportation: Public transportation is available to attractions within the city (you can get a "Quzhou Public Transportation Card" through Alipay). For destinations like Ershibadu and Jianglang Mountain, carpooling is recommended (around 30-50 RMB per person) or joining a day tour. Driving is more convenient, with journeys from the city center to various attractions taking 1-2 hours. - 🚢 Unique Transportation: At the Qianjiangyuan site in Kaihua, you can enjoy bamboo rafting while admiring the scenery and breathing in the fresh air. The cost is approximately 80 RMB per person per hour. 💰【Scenic Spot Tickets】| Advance Booking Saves Time - Kong Family Temple (Southern Branch): 50 RMB/person (Half price for students, free on Mondays) - Ershibadu Ancient Town: 80 RMB/person (Includes Wenchang Pavilion, Dai Li's Former Residence, etc.) - Jianglang Mountain: 100 RMB/person (Includes entrance fee + round-trip cable car 150 RMB, package ticket recommended) - Kaihua Gengong Buddhist Kingdom: 120 RMB/person (100 RMB if booked online one day in advance) - Longyou Grottoes: 85 RMB/person (Half price for students, group discounts) - Qianjiangyuan National Forest Park: 60 RMB/person (Rafting costs 80 RMB separately) 🏨【Accommodation Options】| Choose According to Different Needs - 🏙️ City Center Area: Kecheng District is recommended, close to the Confucius Temple and Nanhu Park. Transportation is convenient, and hotels range from budget (150-250 RMB/night) to high-end (400-800 RMB/night), suitable for families and business trips. - 🏯 Ancient Town B&Bs: Ming and Qing dynasty-style B&Bs in Ershibadu Ancient Town offer views of ancient tiled roofs from the windows. Prices are 200-350 RMB/night per person, allowing you to "fall asleep to the sound of ancient streets," ideal for couples and artsy young people. - 🌳 Natural Scenic Area Surroundings: Farmhouses near Jianglang Mountain and Qianjiangyuan offer 150-250 RMB/night per person, including three meals a day, featuring fresh farm-style dishes, suitable for families and health-conscious travelers. 🗺️【Recommended Itineraries】| Choose according to your needs to avoid disappointment 📆 3-Day Tour (Compact Highlights) - Day 1: Confucius Ancestral Temple (Southern Branch) → Quzhou Ancient City Wall → Shuitingmen Historical and Cultural Street (Night Tour) - Day 2: Jianglang Mountain (Climb the Three Stones, Walk Through the Skyline) → Ershibadu Ancient Town (Night Tour of the Ancient Street) - Day 3: Longyou Grottoes → Return Trip 📆 5-Day Tour (In-Depth Experience) - Day 1: Arrive in Quzhou → Shuitingmen Street (Eat Snacks, Night Tour) - Day 2: Confucius Ancestral Temple (Southern Branch) → Quzhou Museum → Nanhu Park - Day 3: Jianglang Mountain → Ershibadu Ancient Town (Overnight in the Ancient Town) - Day 4: Kaihua Gengong Buddhist Kingdom → Qianjiangyuan National Forest Park (Rafting) - Day 5: Longyou Grottoes → Longyou Folk Houses Garden → Return Trip 📆 7-Day Tour (Slow Travel & Leisure Version) - Day 1-2: In-depth city tour (Confucius Temple, Ancient City Wall, Museum, Shuitingmen) - Day 3-4: Jianglang Mountain + Ershibadu Ancient Town (1 night's stay, explore the hidden corners of the ancient town) - Day 5-6: Kaihua (Gengong Buddhist Kingdom, Qianjiangyuan, Gutianshan Nature Reserve) - Day 7: Longyou (Grottoes, Folk Houses, Redwood Town) → Return Trip 💰【Budget】| Transparent Costs - 📌 3-Day Tour: 1200-1500 RMB per person (Includes 2 nights' accommodation + entrance fees + transportation + meals, excluding round-trip transportation) - 📌 5-Day Tour: 1800-2200 RMB per person (Includes 4 nights' accommodation + entrance fees + transportation + meals, excluding round-trip transportation) - 📌 7-Day Tour: 2500-3000 RMB per person (includes 6 nights' accommodation + entrance fees + transportation + meals + rafting and other experiences, excluding round-trip transportation) ⚠️【Important Notes】| Avoid these pitfalls! 1. - Quzhou cuisine tends to be spicy. If you can't handle spice, be sure to tell the restaurant in advance that you want "mildly spicy" or "not spicy." 2. - Jianglang Mountain and Qianjiangyuan have many mountain trails. We recommend wearing comfortable sneakers and bringing water and sunscreen. 3. - Some attractions (such as the Confucius Temple and Gengong Buddhist Kingdom) may be closed on Mondays or have some areas under maintenance. Check the official website for opening hours in advance. 4. - Local specialties in ancient towns and scenic areas (such as Kaihua Longding tea and Changshan pomelo) can be purchased in moderation. Compare prices before ordering. 5. - Quzhou has a humid climate. Bring rain gear during the rainy season (April-June) and take precautions against heatstroke during the hot summer (July-August). Did you like this travel guide? Like and follow, and leave a comment telling me which scenic spots you'd like to see, and I'll explore them for you!

Quzhou has truly embedded "fan love" into its DNA👏 From November 1, 2025, to March 31, 2026 (excluding the Spring Festival), 14 core scenic spots are open worldwide for free. You can visit World Heritage sites, millennia-old towns, and primeval forests without spending a penny. Missing out on this deal would be a real loss!😭 Quickly bring your parents and set off together! 🌿Day 1: Chess Talk and Fairy Breeze · Enter the Millennial Secret Realm Rush to "Lanke Mountain" early in the morning, where the natural stone beam arches like a rainbow. The giant chessboard hides the legend of "Wang Zhi Meets the Immortal." Sitting on a chess piece as big as a millstone for photos instantly makes you the lead in a fantasy drama✨ In deep autumn, the forest is dyed in layers of color, pine fragrance fills the mountains, and the winding trails are perfect for autumn hiking and climbing~ On the way down, don’t forget to visit the Go Culture Park to play a game of Go with AI and challenge the "modern immortal hand"—super fun! In the evening, sneak into "Quzhou Ancient City," lie down on the Luming Lawn to watch the clouds roll by, the city wall at Shuitingmen is gilded by the sunset, and every snap is a classic ancient-style shot📸 At night, dive into Beimen Street, savor the spicy "Three Heads One Palm" and soft scallion buns, and with one bite, you’re transported back to the bustling Song Dynasty market, carb happiness maxed out🍜 ⛰️Day 2: Strange Mountains and Dangerous Valleys · Unlock Thrills and Healing The 1,700 stone steps of "Yaowang Mountain" hide surprises! The 60-meter Mawei Waterfall falls like a pearl curtain, the 120-meter-high glass suspension bridge lets you walk among the clouds, and you might even meet clever monkeys asking for snacks🐒 Next door, "Tianji Longmen" is even more amazing, with a thousand-meter cliffside plank road winding like a dragon. The flying cable bridge and giant zipline offer double thrills, and as you fly across, the canyon scenery is breathtaking—screams and beauty coexist🤩 🗿Day 3: Explore Ancient Villages · Touch the Imprints of Time "Longyou Grottoes" are truly, truly, truly stunning! The 24 underwater secret chambers look like scenes from a tomb-raiding movie, with clear chisel marks from ancient craftsmen. Under the lights, the mystery is fully amplified, worthy of being called the "Ninth Wonder of the World"🔮 Next door, the Ming and Qing dynasty ancient buildings in "Longyou Residential Courtyard" are picture-perfect, with upturned eaves, decorative tiles, and carved brackets, each corner hiding the glorious history of the Longyou merchant guild~ 🏞️Day 4: Picturesque Landscape · Journey to Nature and Ancient Charm The Danxia wonders of "Jianglang Mountain" are a must-see! As Zhejiang’s first World Natural Heritage site, the sheer cliffs of the One-line Sky leave only a sliver of light, and hiking here fills you with heroic spirit🌄 On the way down, visit "Nianbadu," the "Dialect Kingdom" at the junction of three provinces, home to 13 dialects and 177 surnames. Wander among black-tiled walls and tofu workshops, and enjoy a bowl of soy milk ice cream, full of local flavor🏮 Stop by "Xianxia Pass," where the ancient post road’s city walls witness a thousand years of history, and the imposing aura of "one man guards the pass, ten thousand cannot break through" hits you in the face~ 🌳Day 5: Forest Healing · Oxygen and Lung-cleansing Journey "Qianjiangyuan" truly deserves the title "China’s Amazon Rainforest," with a 95% forest coverage rate and a natural oxygen bar. The air is sweet to the core, streams, waterfalls, and ancient trees create a green fantasy world, healing all worries🌿 "Gengong Buddha Kingdom" is the pinnacle of root carving art, with giant root sculptures five to six meters high vividly lifelike, and 500 Arhats each with unique expressions. Walking among them feels like a dialogue with Zen, instantly calming the heart🙏 Also worth savoring are the primeval canyon of "Meishudi," the strange rock wonders of "Fugai Mountain," and the scholarly family traditions of "Qingyang Village"—each spot is worth a detailed visit~ 📝Practical Tips: ✅ Free period: November 1, 2025 - March 31, 2026 (excluding Spring Festival holidays) ✅ Free scenic spots: Lanke Mountain, Yaowang Mountain, Jianglang Mountain (excluding Lang Peak), and 14 core scenic spots ✅ Tips: Book tickets in advance for free admission; shuttle buses and guided tours inside the scenic areas require payment; wear comfortable sports shoes for hiking~ The beauty of Quzhou lies in the spirit of its mountains and waters, the depth of its culture, and its sincere free offerings❤️ With a super long validity of 5 months, it’s perfect for weekend trips or deep travel. Quickly your travel buddy and rush to this "worldwide free poetry and distant places"! 🚗 Definitely worth a visit!