Nanxun, which rivals Wuzhen, is also an excellent tourist destination

Nanxun, which rivals Wuzhen, is also an excellent tourist destination Another beautiful weekend has arrived! Before the scorching summer 💦 fully sets in, it's time for a spontaneous trip. I've always wanted to visit Wuzhen to see the beautiful Jiangnan scenery, but I was also interested in exploring Nanxun Ancient Town. My friend suggested we try Nanxun first. Since it was difficult to choose between the two, we took this advice and embarked on our journey to Nanxun. We went on a self-driving tour 🚙, bringing along my younger brother and sister. With laughter and joy throughout the journey, we arrived at Nanxun before we knew it. They say Jiangnan scenery is as beautiful as a painting 🎨, and it truly is. Beautiful paintings, beautiful people, beautiful scenery, beautiful architecture, and beautiful food. The ancient town with its white walls and black tiles, small bridges over flowing streams, and the slowly moving black-awning boats all reveal the unique charm of the Jiangnan water town. As the saying goes, "You can visit ninety-nine places in Jiangnan, but nothing compares to a stroll through Nanxun." It's absolutely stunning. How could we visit a new place without trying the local cuisine? We tasted the local Dingsheng cake 🍰, which was soft, sweet, and smooth. We also tried the Double-Sauce Noodles 🍜 with delicious broth, and stinky tofu 🍢, which was incredibly tasty. Besides these, we enjoyed many other local delicacies, and there were very few disappointments. 💦 After a day of traveling, everyone was tired—both the driver and the tourists. As they say, though we were exhausted, we were happy. We found a hotel in Nanxun Ancient Town that was relatively convenient, affordable, and well-located for sightseeing. After looking at many options, we decided that the Nanxun Crystal Kaiyuan Mingting Hotel 🏢 was the most suitable. It's near the Nanfang New World Commercial Plaza 🏠 and only a ten-minute drive from Nanxun Ancient Town. It met all our criteria, and parking 🅿 was also convenient. When we entered the hotel, the front desk staff were all dressed in Hanfu (traditional Chinese clothing) and were very welcoming. The building features many Han elements in its design. What surprised me most was that they also had Candy Flying House family-themed rooms with picture books that children love, many candy elements, and even a small tent where kids can experience "camping." The environment was very clean, which was a delightful surprise. This was truly an excellent trip 👍👍👍👍👍👍