In Anji, my friends went crazy on social media, thinking I was in Xinjiang

Here's a Trip.com travel guide about Xiaohangkeng: Anji Xiaohangkeng: Zhejiang's "Little Switzerland" and "Little Xinjiang" Camping Paradise Anji Xiaohangkeng is like a hidden gem in Xiaying Village, Xiaofeng Town, Anji County, Huzhou, Zhejiang Province. With its picturesque natural scenery, it attracts countless tourists. Here's a travel guide to help you fully experience its charm. Preparation - Documents: Bring your ID card or other valid ID. - Clothing: Prepare appropriate clothing according to the season. Temperature differences between morning and evening can be significant, so bring long sleeves even in summer. - Items: Sunscreen, mosquito repellent, power bank, camera, etc. If camping, bring a tent, sleeping bag, moisture-proof mat, and other equipment. - Medicine: Prepare common medications such as cold medicine, digestive medicine, and motion sickness pills. Transportation Guide - Self-driving: From Hangzhou, it's about a 1.5-hour drive; from Shanghai, about 2 hours. Set your navigation to "Anji Xiaohangkeng Campsite No.1" or "Anji Xiaohangkeng Campsite No.2." - Public transportation: First go to Anji Bus Station, then transfer to a bus to Xiaofeng Town, and finally take a taxi to Xiaohangkeng. Tickets and Campsite Information - Tickets: Usually around 50 yuan, valid for both Campsite No.1 and No.2. - Campsites: Campsite No.1 is ideal for photography, featuring large lawns and redwood forests. Tents are not allowed, but picnic mats are welcome. Campsite No.2 allows camping and barbecuing, offering all-inclusive camping services. Activities - Photography spots: The lakeside lawn and metasequoia forest at Campsite No.1, and the riverside and bonfire area at Campsite No.2 are perfect for photos. Bring a wide-angle lens and drone for spectacular shots. - Camping experience: Set up tents at Campsite No.2, listen to insects and birds, enjoy the starry sky, and participate in bonfire parties and outdoor movies. - Hiking: Take a walk along the farm road on the right side of the stream bank to enjoy the bamboo forests, streams, and green mountains. - Animal interactions: In the afternoon, you can see elderly locals herding cattle. Campsite No.2 also has little white sheep that you can interact with. Food Recommendations - Campsite food: Campsite No.2 provides BBQ ingredients, or you can bring your own food to cook. - Nearby restaurants: Recommended is Anji Hongle Local Restaurant, featuring specialties like dry pot bamboo chicken, dry pot beef, and wild fish stew. Accommodation Options - Camping: Campsite No.2 has areas for setting up your own tent or all-inclusive camping with fully equipped tents. - Homestays: Nearby options include Yunting Waterfront Villa, which is well-appointed and close to Xiaohangkeng.