If you take advice and come to Quanzhou, you should still stay in the ancient city

It's been many years since I last visited Quanzhou, and this year, just before the Spring Festival, I brought my child to experience the dragon chasing in Quanzhou🐉. The new status of the ancient city as an intangible cultural heritage has endowed Quanzhou with more charm. This city of world cultural heritage is not only full of enthusiasm but also has a strong sense of life and human touch. Walking through the streets and alleys of the ancient city, one can always feel the unique warmth of Southern Fujian❤️‍🔥. There are 22 world cultural heritage sites, which are both close and far away. The travel boom in Quanzhou this year let me experience the pressure of following the crowd, but fortunately, I chose to stay inside the ancient city this time, which reduced the pressure of transportation significantly. ❤️Therefore, choosing the right accommodation location is particularly important when traveling to Quanzhou❗ ✅It is recommended to choose to stay in the ancient city when visiting Quanzhou, not only because it is close to the attractions but also because there are many surrounding delicacies with long business hours. Mainly, there are small white cars in the scenic area that you can hail to stop, and it only costs 2 yuan to get anywhere within the ancient city. It is very suitable for parents with children. ✅This time I stayed in a guesthouse that was transformed from a standalone century-old top scholar's house, Zhuangyuan Tuji·Alley & Guesthouse (West Street Flower Alley Store). Eating, drinking, and shopping are very convenient. You can take a small white car just a few meters away from the door, and downstairs is a variety of Quanzhou delicacies. Next door, you can put on a flower🌸, which is very convenient, and it is full of the atmosphere of Southern Fujian life. The children don't need to walk much when going out, which makes them very happy. It's rare that their house is also equipped with an elevator🛗, which saves guests the trouble of carrying luggage up the stairs, and the whole environment is very quiet, completely unrelated to the bustling crowd outside. However, the bigger problem with coming to the ancient city is parking. I chose to park at the Cultural Palace, where it costs about 1 yuan per hour. After parking, it's very convenient to take a small white car directly to the destination.