Experience the ancient charm of a thousand years, and visit the low-key sacred land of Southern Confucianism, Quzhou

In the many cities of Zhejiang, Quzhou is a rather low-key place. However, in reality, it is an out-and-out historical and cultural city, with a history of over 1,800 years of city establishment! Quzhou is located to the west of Zhejiang, and due to its special geographical position as 'the thoroughfare to four provinces and the head of five routes,' it is also one of the centers for the spread of Confucian culture in the south of the Yangtze River, earning the reputation of 'the sacred land of Southern Confucianism.' Quzhou still retains well-preserved ancient state-level city structures such as the Quzhou Prefecture City and ancient city walls, which are worth spending half a day wandering and exploring! 👍Most recommended: The essence of scenic spots is the Shuitingmen Historical and Cultural District, located in the western corner of Quzhou city. Here, temples, city towers, historical sites, and clusters of traditional residences are scattered, making it the most representative district of the ancient city's style, known as 'a museum without walls.' 🗓Travel Itinerary: Recommended walking route: Shuitingmen - Shuiting Street - Tianwang Tower - Three Streets and Seven Alleys - Shuitingmen by Night The thousand-year history nourishes the ancient city and stone-paved roads, the landscape brings a natural chivalrous spirit, and the spicy cuisine is unique... Quzhou, this serene city, is indeed full of too many surprises, worth your visit!