2025 Quzhou Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

I've found another stunning waterfall hidden in the mountains within Quzhou territory. Though the mountains are silent, they are not without sound. Today, I'm sharing a scene of wondrous harmony between trees and waterfall, located to the southwest of Quzhou City, featuring cascading streams, layered peaks, and lush greenery! Changshan Bridge Pavilion's Dakeng Waterfall is one of the countless waterfalls in Quzhou, but this one showcases the beauty of nature's pairing to perfection. The drop is not immense, yet the deadwood and green leaves of the primeval forest complement the light blue water, creating an immediate sense of a dark willow and bright flowers, making both landscape and portrait photography exceptionally stunning!

Quzhou is about to host Zhejiang Satellite TV's 📺New Year's Eve Concert🎤. When I was making travel guides📜 online, I saw a beautiful B&B and decided to explore the area for my kids in advance. The B&B is located in a valley⛰, surrounded by green mountains🎋, and the air is very good. The architectural style of the entire B&B is that of the Republic of China, with an independent tea room🍵, multi-function hall💻, book bar📚, restaurant🥙 and private rooms. There is also a large swimming pool🏊‍♀️ and camping site outdoors. 🏡Store name: Huazhushe·Quzhou Yungu Yashe B&B 📍Location: Maoping Mountain, Jinban Village, Huashu Township, Kecheng District, Quzhou City 🚗Transportation: 🚅Get off at Quzhou Station on the high-speed rail, and take a taxi to the hotel for about 30 minutes. 🚘Self-driving: The homestay provides free parking spaces and you can drive directly there. 🛏️Room: This time I stayed in a king-size bed room, which was very spacious and bright, with floor-to-ceiling windows🏞, a balcony, a smart toilet🚽, a bathtub🛀, a separate bathroom, and an antique record player🎙. The super-large and soft bed was very relaxing. I haven't enjoyed such a good sleep for a long time. 🍽Food: The breakfast at the B&B is very rich, with local special snacks, allowing you to experience the food culture of Quzhou. You can dine in the restaurant of the B&B at night. The dishes here are grown by the villagers at the foot of the mountain. There are not many varieties, but they are fresh and delicious. 🍁Tips The concert venue is about 20 minutes away from the B&B

🍂 Don't know where to go on the weekend? I found a paradise in Quzhou Surrounded by mountains, located at the foot of Yaowang Mountain, you can enjoy the green mountains and clear waters by opening the window Breathing in the freshness of nature is the ideal life I have always pursued 🍂 2h drive from Hangzhou, 40min drive from Quzhou High-speed Railway Station Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, invite three or five friends or bring your family ~Let's go~ 🍂 Terraced fields layer upon layer, houses built according to the mountain, hidden between the green mountains There are dense bamboo forests around, and you can look up to the blue sky If you're lucky, you can also catch the surprise of sunrise and sunset~ 🍂 Although there are only 8⃣️ rooms, each 1️⃣ is unique and has been given the poetic names of Qingchuan, Shanyue, Kongcui There are private baths on the terrace, tea breaks by the floor-to-ceiling windows, and you can also have a small courtyard Full intelligent voice🎺 control, and indoor bathtub🛁 ✅You can camp outdoors in summer, watch golden rice fields in autumn, and look up at the starry sky🌃 in winter ✅If you like BBQ, you can have an outdoor barbecue in the yard ✅If you like intangible cultural heritage handicrafts, there are also incense making, fan making and other experiences ✅Taste local special dishes in the evening, delicious and tasty, and a delicious breakfast~ The Q-bouncy rice cake is so good👍 🍂 🚗Transportation 📎1h drive from Quzhou city 📎50min drive from Quzhou High-speed Railway Station 🌈Surroundings 🎗️10min drive to Yaowang Mountain Scenic Area and Yaowang Mountain Drifting 🎗️The homestay is located halfway up the mountain, if you like hiking, you can walk along the mountain road, there are mountain views and streams along the way 🎗️The homestay also has seasonal picking, bamboo forest egg picking and other activities~ Quzhou Rixi Mountain Homestay

Who dares to live in the mountains! After I lived, I thought about retiring quickly! Every day, I live a repetitive and boring life Seeing everyone going to the mountains to 'cultivate immortality', I also want to experience it. I searched around Hangzhou Finally chose the Tea Ping Village located in Quzhou. It can be reached from Hangzhou in 3 hours This mountain village, only a dozen residents live in the homestay 'monopolizes' one side of the hillside. The surrounding environment is very quiet and quiet The room I live in is called 'Good Persimmon' 'Good Persimmon' good thing, the implication is really good It is surrounded by mountains, and the morning sun is sprinkled Looking through the floor-to-ceiling windows of the room, the mountains are as beautiful as a painting. The food is authentic Quzhou cuisine, and those who love spicy food should not miss it. During the period, I also experienced the intangible cultural heritage lacquer fan and made incense Here, feel the breath of the mountains and return to nature. The wind blows, and I feel that the sky, trees, streams Even drinking a cup of freshly brewed honeysuckle tea can be so beautiful. Just like the slogan of 'Day and Night in the Mountains' What's the matter in the mountains, pine flowers brew wine, spring water boils tea When you feel tired, I sincerely suggest you live in the mountains!

"The persimmons are piled up on the wall, and people are rushing to make their autumn harvest." 🍂Quzhou, a city that is easily overlooked in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, but it is a small but comfortable place. Compared with the autumn sunning in Huangling and the autumn in Dongping Ancient Road, 99% of people don’t know Dongping Ancient Village is located in Xiachuan Town, Qujiang District. It is a small village with thousands of persimmon trees. The ancient road starts from the foot of Dongping Mountain and climbs up 1,118 steps along the 1,300-year-old bluestone steps. You can also drive directly to Dongping Ancient Town, where you can see a mountain of persimmon trees when you get off the car. 📍Address: Dongping Village, Qujiang District, Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province 👍Transportation: It takes about one hour to drive from Quzhou city and two and a half hours from Hangzhou. The road conditions are good. 🚶Hiking: Park your car at Dongping Village and hike for half an hour 🚗Driving: Go to Dongping Village and drive up the mountain towards the ancient road. The mountain road is moderately difficult. 🎫Tickets: No tickets required 👉 Accommodation and meals: There are many farmhouses in Dongping Ancient Village, where persimmon wine, dried persimmons, and various persimmons are sold everywhere. Dried persimmons are all priced at 20 yuan per bag, very sweet and delicious.

Address - 6/F, Block 1, Camel Paint Building, Khai Yuen Road, Kwun Tong (1 minute walk from Kwun Tong Exit B1) Environment/Facilities - Clean and comfortable Large place Features - The food is good 😋 and you can play with cats Cans can be purchased from staff to feed cats cans Price per person -$70-$110 Rating - 10 points 😆😆😆🐈🐈🐈🐈 December starts to increase the time can play with cats longer 🥰😍 #cafe #HongKong #foodie #where to go in December #local good places

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They all said that they did not know the water pavilion door, and they were the people of Zhangzhou. Shuiting Street is an important part of the core area of the national Confucian cultural industrial park in Zhangzhou. It is also the famous Honghong Street in Zhangzhou. The ancient buildings are merged with the new vision. There will also be performances of the city wall light show, remember to come to the card and feel the customs of Zhangzhou.

The ancient city of Luzhou: There is still a road in Qingshiban. The ancient humanities are not just legends, but rogues in every step... as the city of Chuzhou, the original construction of its walls, When Tang Wude built the county governor for four years, his site was centered on Guifeng, Qiling, which is today's Fushan. Before this, as the seat of the county-level government, there should be a city wall, but first, the size of the city wall will not be very large. Second, the city wall is in the city after the Tang Dynastys establishing the county governor Expanded and abandoned. The current city wall is basically in line with the wall built in the Tang Dynasty. Since the Tang Dynasty, the city wall has been built, expanded, and preserved to this day. It is a long history of the Tang Dynasty.

| The Most Detailed Quzhou Travel Guide.【Introduction】: Come to Quzhou and immerse yourself in the charm of Zhejiang's "Little Chongqing"! Not only will you indulge in delicious food, but you'll also be captivated by its stunning landscapes and rich history. This guide solves all your travel dilemmas in one go! ⛺【Must-Visit Spots】: 1. Southern Confucian Family Temple: Experience Confucian ceremonies and learn about the heritage of Confucian culture. 2. Jianglang Mountain: Marvel at the unique Danxia landforms, challenge yourself by climbing Lang Peak, or enjoy a leisurely stroll. 3. Nianbadu Ancient Town: Discover the fusion of diverse cultures and experience the charm of local dialects and folk customs. 4. Longyou Grottoes: Explore the mystery of underground architecture and participate in archaeological activities. 5. Lanke Mountain: Trace the origins of Go (Weiqi) culture and admire the blend of natural and cultural scenery. 🛬【Itinerary】: Day 1: Deep Dive into Southern Confucian Culture Morning: Arrive in Quzhou and head to the Southern Confucian Family Temple to participate in the Confucian ceremony (held every Saturday at 9:30 AM, requires booking 3 days in advance). Dress in Hanfu and perform the "Three Offerings Ritual" to feel the solemnity of Confucian culture. Afternoon: Explore the Shuitingmen Historical and Cultural Block, visit the Quzhou Museum, and admire its treasures, including the "Western Zhou Bronze Yong Bell" and the "Southern Song Gilded Silver Kuixing Hairpin." Evening: Sample local delicacies like Gedai Bing (pancakes) and Shui Jing Gao (crystal cakes) in the block, and watch the Shuitingmen City Wall Light Show (every Friday and Saturday at 8:00 PM). Day 2: Natural Wonders Adventure Morning: Visit Jianglang Mountain Scenic Area. Climb Lang Peak (open on weekends) or choose other trails to enjoy sights like the "Three Peaks" and "One-Line Sky." Afternoon: Head to Nianbadu Ancient Town, stroll through Wenchang Pavilion and Fengxi Floating Bridge, and visit the Dialect Museum. Evening: Stay in a local homestay to experience the tranquil night of the ancient town. Day 3: Historical Relics Exploration Morning: Tour the Longyou Grottoes. Rent an audio guide to learn about their history, or join the "One-Day Archaeologist" activity if interested. Afternoon: Visit Longyou Folk Houses to admire Huizhou-style architecture from the Ming and Qing dynasties before heading back. 🏨【Accommodation Tips】: City Center: Recommend Nan Kong Guan Tang Fushanxi Hotel (around ¥500 per person), located near Shuitingmen with neo-Chinese design and Confucian cultural experiences. For budget options, Quzhou International Hotel (around ¥200 per person) is close to the high-speed rail station. Jianglang Mountain: Junyue Oriental Hotel (around ¥400 per person) is at the scenic area entrance, featuring panoramic windows with views of the Three Peaks. Nianbadu Ancient Town: Fengxi Valley Homestay (around ¥300 per person) offers an authentic stay in a Ming-Qing ancient house. Xunli No.1 Inn (around ¥150 per person) is also in the town with great value. 🧡【Tips】: Quzhou Baked Cakes: Filled with preserved vegetables and pork, crispy on the outside. Lao Quzhou Baked Cakes (Mazhandi Branch) is highly recommended. "Three Heads and One Palm": Spicy rabbit head, duck head, fish head, and duck feet. Adjust the spice level. Dong Baba Baked Cakes (Shuitingmen Branch) is a must-try. Quzhou Mixed Rice Noodles: Thin rice noodles with sesame sauce, peanuts, and chili oil. Ahua Mixed Rice Noodles (Doutan Branch) is authentic. Changshan Suo Mian: Hand-pulled noodles served with chicken or pork broth. Try them at Changshan Stone Museum Suo Mian Workshop. Shui Jing Gao: Crystal cakes with mint soup and osmanthus honey, perfect for summer. Xiduozhi Shui Jing Gao (No. 23 Shuiting Street) is popular. Quzhou, Zhejiang

### 🌅 **Morning: Tracing the Millennium-Old Cultural Heritage, Touching the Soul of "The Cradle of Southeast Confucianism"** 1. **7:30-8:30 Songyuan Market: A Morning Ritual for Quzhou Locals** Don’t underestimate this market—it’s the epicenter of breakfast for locals. Standing by the steaming stalls, you’ll instantly be immersed in the lively atmosphere of Quzhou: - **Egg Guo** (most authentic at Lao Ruan’s stall) — Crispy golden crust filled with chives, minced meat, and a runny egg, bursting with savory flavors. - **Gedai Bing with Fried Dough Sticks** — A hearty carb combo, the go-to breakfast for locals on the go. - Pair it with soy milk or tofu pudding, and you’ll be fully satisfied for just 5 yuan. 2. **8:30-11:00 Cultural Axis: From Fushan Park to Confucian Temple** Take a shared bike (10 minutes) or walk (20 minutes) from the market to Fushan Park, starting a light "cultural hop": - **Fushan Park**: A hidden gem where locals stroll and practice tai chi, with ancient trees and pavilions scattered under the soothing morning light filtering through the leaves. - **Quzhou Museum** (free, opens at 9 AM): Right next to the park, spend 30 minutes exploring the permanent exhibit "Six Thousand Years of Quzhou," where unearthed bronzes and ceramics silently narrate the region’s rich history. - **Southern Confucian Family Temple** (10 yuan ticket): One of only two Confucian family temples in China! While it lacks the grandeur of Qufu, it exudes a unique Jiangnan elegance. Your ticket includes a mini *Analects of Confucius*📖. Stroll through its pavilions and ponds, as if stepping back into the scholarly ambiance of the Southern Song Dynasty. --- ### ☀️ **Noon: A Spicy Feast, Quzhou’s Bold Culinary Welcome** - **11:30-1:00 PM Mazhandi: A Pilgrimage for Spice Lovers** A 10-minute walk from the Confucian Temple brings you to this "heaven for chili enthusiasts," where the air is thick with the enticing aromas of braised meats and spices: - **Mantianxiang Duck Heads**: Tender, flavorful duck heads (spice level adjustable—beginners opt for mild), paired with sweet, cooling crystal cake (a dash of mint is key!). - **Dadong’s Baked Buns**: Freshly baked buns stuffed with preserved vegetables, crispy and juicy, delivering pure joy at 2 yuan each. - Daredevils can try rabbit heads or the "Three Heads and One Palm" (duck head, rabbit head, fish head + duck feet), where Quzhou’s hardcore spice tolerance truly shines. --- ### 🌇 **Afternoon: Strolling the Old Town, Uncovering History Along Ancient Walls and Pagodas** 1. **1:30-4:00 PM Shuitingmen District: The Historical Heart of Quzhou** A leisurely 15-minute walk after lunch leads you to Quzhou’s cultural core—Shuitingmen, where every cobblestone tells a story: - **Tianwang Pagoda** (free): A seven-story Tang-style pagoda, the city’s iconic landmark. The light exhibition beneath (paid) recreates Buddhist splendor with tech, but the exterior alone is awe-inspiring. - **Ancient City Wall** (free): Climb the wall for a panoramic view of the Qu River, where modern skyscrapers across the water contrast with the ancient stones beneath your feet. - **Doolittle Raid Memorial Hall** (free): A niche exhibit tucked by Luohan Well, recounting how WWII American pilots were rescued here—a must for history buffs. - Take a break at a street-side café or snack on freshly baked Quzhou buns🍘, crispy and mildly spicy, best enjoyed on the go. --- ### 🌃 **Evening: Riverside Sunset, a Serene Farewell to Quzhou** - **5:00-6:30 PM Xinan Lake: Wrapping Up in Twilight** A 10-minute riverside walk west from Shuitingmen leads to a locals’ favorite route: - **Lixian Bridge (Internet-Famous Bridge)**: Its pure white arches glow under dusk light, perfect for photos! As night falls, the bridge transforms into a dazzling spectacle. - If energy permits, visit **Luming Park**, a hidden oasis with vast lawns and wetlands, ideal for sunset and city night views.

Finally checked into the long-awaited "Hou Shuitingmen Lakeside Inn"! It truly lived up to my expectations—this place is a healing paradise for urban dwellers✨ 🌟 Perfect Location Nestled in the cultural tourism district by Doutan Lake, the view from the window is a shimmering lake and lush greenery. It's a serene retreat amidst the hustle and bustle, like living in a natural oxygen bar. 🛏️ Sleep in the Clouds The rooms are equipped with custom-made mattresses by Mousse, offering instant comfort and gentle support. Even as someone who struggles with insomnia, I fell asleep in no time💤. The bathroom features Swiss brand Laufen, and there's even red wine thoughtfully placed by the bathtub—soaking while enjoying the lake view is pure romance! 🌅 15 Rooms, 15 Views Each room boasts large floor-to-ceiling windows. My room faced the lakeside, where I woke up to sunlight and birdsong in the morning, and at night, I could see stars reflected on the lake🌌. 🍜 [Nearby Food & Attractions Guide] Although the inn doesn’t provide meals, its location is unbeatable! Within a 5-minute walk: • Shuitingmen Old Street - Don’t miss the crispy yet juicy Quzhou baked buns at "Gu Pu Liang Shi." • Guojin Center - The mint latte at the trendy café "Qu Li" is perfect for summer. • Mazhandi Food Street - A local night market hotspot; try the spicy duck heads at "Lao Pei Duck Head." 🎁 Thoughtful Services: ✓ Hand-drawn food maps (featuring 6 hidden local gems) available at the front desk. ✓ Complimentary Gutian Mountain mineral water in the room’s mini bar. ✓ Concierge service for purchasing local snacks. 💡 Tips: Mazhandi Food Street is liveliest after 8 PM. Guojin Center’s B1 level has a 24-hour supermarket. "Shao Yongfeng" sesame cakes from Shuitingmen Old Street make great souvenirs.

Staying in the "Tinglan" King Bed Room on the second floor of "Kuobiehou," I discovered urban vacations could be this romantic! Waking up to shimmering lake reflections in the morning and falling asleep to the fragrance of lotus at night—save this guide👇 🌅 Window Views Like Poetry Floor-to-ceiling windows face Doutan Lake Park, where the purple of pickerelweed, pink of lotuses, and green of willow trees blend into a watercolor painting. Sip coffee or work on the rustic wicker chair while soaking in the full-screen greenery. 🛏 Sleep Experience Perfection ▪ Mousse zero-pressure mattress + 4 fluffy pillows—turning over feels like sinking into clouds ▪ Three-zone bathroom + HD projector, with iQiyi VIP library to cure your drama drought 📸 Photo-Worthy Surprises Lakeside paths framed by golden St. John's wort, backlit reeds at dusk—even phone snaps look like magazine spreads! 📍 Location: "Kuobiehou" B&B, downtown Quzhou 💡 Tips: Book the "Tinglan" room—sunny days gift the lake with diamond-like sparkles!

Hey everyone! Tired of the same old tourist spots? Want to unwind over a weekend plus a few days off? Check out these 6 lesser-known treasure cities accessible by high-speed rail—scenic, uncrowded, and super relaxing. Bookmark them now for an impromptu trip! 🌊 Fangchenggang: An underrated border coastal town Who knew you could reach this "China's Oxygen Capital" in just 3 hours by high-speed rail! 🌅 The black sand at Bailang Beach is uniquely soft and cool underfoot—perfect for beachcombing and crab-catching 🦀! At dusk, head to Leshan Ancient Fishing Village to watch fishermen haul in their nets, with a sunset coastline that’ll take your breath away. Don’t miss the Vietnamese rice rolls—chewy wrappers stuffed with savory fillings—paired with a bowl of tangy seafood congee, all for just ¥20 per person! 🍜 Mianyang: Sichuan’s low-key food paradise Sichuan isn’t just about Chengdu! A 1-hour high-speed ride takes you to Mianyang for a carb-loaded adventure. 🥢 Stroll through Majia Alley Food Street and indulge in ¥5 cold skewers, crispy-outside-fluffy-inside wowotou buns, and the must-try Mianyang rice noodles—spicy red broth or clear savory soup. Cycle around Xianhai Lake by day for serene views, then crash at a downtown homestay (¥80/person) steps away from night markets! 🌳 Quzhou: Jiangnan’s "Little Chongqing" secret A fresh weekend escape for Shanghai/Suzhou/Hangzhou folks! 🚄 Just 2 hours by high-speed rail to this "Spice Capital." 🌶️ Shuiting Street’s ancient alleys with white walls, black tiles, and red lanterns are Insta-perfect! Brave the "Three Heads and One Paw" (duck, rabbit, fish heads + duck feet) for fiery local flavors. Hike medicinal herb-filled Yaowang Mountain next day, then soak in hot springs—pure bliss over three days! 🌆 Datong: Millennial romance on the northern frontier Ride the rails north to this ancient jewel! 🏯 Datong’s illuminated city walls at night transport you back a thousand years. The free Datong Museum’s bronze and Liao-Jin dynasty artifacts will awe you. Foodies rejoice—Longjuxiang Shaomai’s paper-thin lamb dumplings burst with juices when dipped in vinegar and chili. Stay in old-town homestays (¥100/person) with street views! 🌴 Zhanjiang: Guangdong’s best-kept seaside secret 4 hours by high-speed rail to China’s "Seafood Capital"! 🦐 Stroll Xiashan Seaview Promenade as fishing boats return, or hop a 10-minute ferry to pristine Techeng Island. Feast on charcoal-grilled oysters (3 plump ones for ¥10!) and local specialties like Leizhou "dog meat" hotpot (no actual dog) and tian ai he pastries—stuff yourself for ¥50! 🌿 Anshun: Guizhou’s cool summer haven Escaping heat? Anshun averages 20°C! 🌳 2 hours by high-speed rail to Stone Village near Huangguoshu Falls—a photogenic Buyi ethnic hamlet like paradise. Try Anshun roll-ups: translucent rice wraps with spicy fillings like fish mint. At Xiaoshizi Night Market, feast on grilled brains and silk dolls for ¥30! 📝 Short-trip pro tips: ✅ Transport: Check high-speed rail schedules for early departures/late returns to maximize time! 🚅 ✅ Lodging: Pick homestays/hotels near attractions to save commute time. 🏨 ✅ Packing: Sun protection for beaches, light jackets for mountains—comfort first! 👚 ✨ These 6 cities hide unexpected magic! Save this guide, grab friends, and go—don’t forget to like/share so more discover these gems! 💖

Who knew Quzhou hid such a heavenly homestay? Nestled 500+ meters above sea level in the clouds‼️☁️ Come here in summer and instantly turn into a "human popsicle"🧊! Nature's own refrigerator confirmed! 📍 Location: Quzhou Yuyin Chaping Homestay (Navigate directly, recommended to drive🚗. The last stretch of mountain road is a bit wild but totally worth it!) ✨ Must-see highlights👇 Worth every mile of the trip! 1. 🏔️ 500+ meter cloud paradise! Drive up the mountain and leave the heat behind! Upon arrival, mountain breezes carrying the scent of greenery🍃 greet you with refreshing coolness🧊! Feels 10+ degrees cooler instantly! Escape plan from 40°C furnace✅! Pure bliss! 2. 😍 Cliff-view terrace is legendary! YYDS! Here's the kicker‼️ Unbeatable open views‼️ Facing rolling green mountains⛰️ with drifting clouds☁️ beneath your feet – instantly feel like king of the mountain! Every shot is National Geographic-worthy📸! 🌅Sunrise sea of clouds, 🌄golden sunset, ✨starry skies… Romance level💯! Perfect for couples and besties! 3. 🌿 Summer retreat champion! Nature's air-conditioned haven! Sip tea on the terrace🍵 without any heat! Need light blankets at night🛏️! Rooms stay cool❄️ purely through mountain breezes! Fall asleep to cricket songs and frog croaks🐸 – utterly therapeutic! 4. 🛖 Ambience & Accommodation: Simple natural style🌿, clean spacious rooms with large mountain-framing windows🖼️! Cozy common areas perfect for tea, reading or daydreaming! The hostess is wonderfully warm and genuine❤️! 5. 🍲 Mountain cuisine knockout! Farm-to-table dishes are irresistible! Dining on the cliff terrace with mountain views🍽️ boosts your appetite! 💡 Pro Tips: 🚗 Mountain roads are winding – new drivers go slow and stay safe! 🧥 Bring light jackets for temperature drops! ☀️ Heavy sun protection needed! 🌧️ Umbrellas for rainy days (misty fairyland vibes!) 🏡 Somewhat remote location – bring snacks/fruits🍎 for convenience~ 👗 Photography tip! White/light dresses👒 are killer on the terrace! 100% insta-worthy💯! 📣 Verdict: Want real coolness💨, god-tier views🏞️, complete relaxation🧘‍♀️, and memory-card-filling summer escape? Yuyin Chaping is the no-brainer choice‼️ The mountain vistas from the cliff terrace⛰️ will take your breath away! This summer, hide in the mountains and live like an immortal~💖

Manju Hotel revolves around the concept of "Curated Living," creating a refined neo-oriental and Nordic minimalist accommodation space, offering a "sophisticated, thoughtful, and delightful" localized travel experience. Located on the bustling Sanqu Road in Quzhou, Manju Hotel Quzhou Sanqu Road Branch boasts convenient transportation. The hotel features a modern and sleek exterior with elegant and stylish interior decor. The spacious and bright lobby creates a comfortable and natural ambiance, providing guests with a pleasant resting space. The hotel offers 150 well-appointed guest rooms and suites, blending classical and modern elements. The rooms are decorated in a simple yet fashionable style, with soft and cozy bedding. Beautiful art pieces adorn the walls, adding warmth to the space. The bathrooms are spacious, bright, and fully equipped, featuring refreshing and pleasant-smelling toiletries for a truly comfortable bathing experience. Manju Hotel provides comprehensive amenities, including a diverse Manxiang buffet breakfast combining Chinese and Western cuisines. Modern meeting rooms cater to events of various scales. Additional facilities such as a fitness center, free laundry room, co-working space, book lounge, and taxi-hailing service ensure all-around convenience for guests. Nearby attractions include the Southern Confucian Temple of the Kong Family, Luming Cultural Street, Quzhou Museum, and Shuitingmen, allowing guests to explore Quzhou's rich cultural history while enjoying local scenery and cuisine. 📍Address: No. 108, Sanqu Road, Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province [MapleLeaf] Ctrip Reference Price: Starting from ¥193

Nestled in Quzhou's Shuitingmen Historical District lies the understated yet luxurious Ruby Sugar Hotel. The hotel was transformed from the original site of Quzhou Maltose Factory, built in the early 1920s. The space features warm coffee tones, elegant retro elements, and a refined ambiance that transports guests into an old Shanghai film. With an excellent location that offers tranquility amidst the city's hustle, the hotel is adjacent to Zhou Xuanling King Temple, Shuitingmen City Wall, and the Qu River, providing both convenient access and a peaceful retreat for travelers. Replacing the traditional lobby is the 24-hour RUBY BAR, which blends local Quzhou elements with 1920s-30s European influences, creating a space that is both classic and contemporary. Two circulation paths connect the front desk, breakfast area, Western restaurant, bar, café, and reading lounge, maximizing space efficiency while offering guests a comprehensive dining and entertainment experience. The hotel's 33 exquisitely designed rooms are spread across two buildings. The main three-story building features a riverside rooftop terrace with panoramic views of Shuitingmen's historic charm and Huizhou-style architecture. The two-story annex, with just three rooms per floor, offers a quieter stay. Each room showcases modern retro aesthetics with themed lighting, exuding understated sophistication. The bedding and toiletries meet five-star standards, ensuring ultimate comfort for every guest. 📍Address: No. 22, Xiaying Street, Kecheng District, Quzhou, Zhejiang [MapleLeaf]Ctrip Reference Price: Starting from 296 CNY

⛰️🌄 1. Core Attractions Recommendation 1️⃣ Jianglang Mountain & Nianbadu Scenic Area 1. Jianglang Mountain (World Natural Heritage): A Danxia landform wonder, climb the "One Line Sky" (the steepest cliff steps in China) to overlook Sanpanshi; after rain, the sea of clouds looks like a fairyland. 2. Nianbadu Ancient Town: Located at the junction of Zhejiang, Fujian, and Jiangxi provinces, a living ancient town with 13 dialects coexisting; enjoy the Wenchang Palace light show at night and try the copper gong cake. 2️⃣ Southern Confucian Culture Tour 1. Confucius Southern Ancestral Temple (one of only two Confucius Temples nationwide): Red walls and yellow tiles, receive a mini "Analects"; the Confucius Memorial Ceremony on September 28 can be booked. 2. Shuitingmen Historical and Cultural Street: Ancient city walls + three streets and seven alleys, dazzling night lights, must climb the Tianwang Tower. 3️⃣ Secret Adventure 1. Longyou Grottoes (the ninth wonder of the world): Mysterious underground palace group, an unsolved mystery that is breathtaking. 2. Gen Gong Buddha Kingdom (5A Scenic Area): The world's largest root carving museum, glass plank road + slide experience. 3. Tianji Longmen: Flying dragon plank road + glass bridge, cool canyon waterfalls for summer escape. 4️⃣ Natural Healing 1. Qianjiangyuan National Forest Park: The source of Zhejiang's mother river, bamboo forest waterfalls + starry sky wooden cabins. 2. Yaowang Mountain: The "Shennongjia of the south," a forest oxygen bar for hiking, chance to encounter wild macaques. 🍜 2. Must-Try Food Recommendations 1. Dark Three Heads and One Palm: Duck head, rabbit head, fish head, goose palm. Recommended: Mazhandi Night Market (Old Pei Duck Head). 2. Lamb Bone Soup: Very tasty, especially the tendons which are particularly fragrant😍. Recommended: Xiang Ji Lamb Bone Soup. 3. Quzhou Home-style Dishes: Checked in a local specialty small restaurant, very authentic and flavorful; I love the strong flavors. Must order: Stone pot fish, beef tongue with lettuce, duck head (Yixin Farmhouse Fish Restaurant, Kecheng District). 4. Other specialty snacks: Gedai cake, crystal cake, etc. 📅 3. Itinerary Suggestions 3-day Classic Version Day 1: Jianglang Mountain (One Line Sky) → Nianbadu Night Tour (stay at Guiye Xianju Homestay). Day 2: Confucius Temple → Shuitingmen → Mazhandi Food Street. Day 3: Longyou Grottoes → Gen Gong Buddha Kingdom (return trip). 5-day In-depth Version First 3 days same as above. Day 4: Tianji Longmen (glass plank road) → Yaowang Mountain creek tracing. Day 5: Qianjiangyuan hiking → return trip. 🚗 4. Transportation Guide 1. High-speed rail: Shanghai/Hangzhou → Quzhou Station (about 2 hours), Jiangshan Station near Jianglang Mountain. 2. Local: Direct shuttle bus to scenic spots (7:30-18:00, hourly) or chartered car. 🏨 5. Accommodation Recommendations City: Quzhou Holiday Hotel (near Shuitingmen, cost-effective). Ancient Town: Yunqi Wooden House (Nianbadu Wenfeng Tower view). Mountain: Yinxiangsu (bamboo forest Zen ambiance). ⚠️ 6. Practical Tips 1. Spice warning: Quzhou cuisine is relatively spicy; you can request "mild spice" when ordering. 3. Seasonal Specials: Yaowang Mountain cherry blossoms in March-April, Jianglang Mountain maple leaves in November. Quzhou, this "Southern Confucian Holy Land" and "Carbohydrate Paradise," boasts the grandeur of Danxia and the charm of ancient towns. Bring this guide and experience the chivalrous tenderness of the Jiangnan secret realm!

🌿 If you yearn for a poetic life close to nature and in a rustic countryside setting, Flower Inn · Yue Ming Cang Wu Homestay (Quzhou, near Crape Myrtle Mountain National Forest Park) will surely not disappoint you. · 🚗 It takes just a 1.5-hour drive from the downtown area of Quzhou to reach this homestay. Nestled within a quaint ancient village, it is backed by a thousand-mu bamboo forest and faces a hundred-mu ancient terraced fields. With winding paths leading to secluded spots, surrounded by misty clouds, babbling brooks, singing birds, and fragrant flowers, the countryside, mountains, rivers, and sea of clouds blend perfectly here, making it feel like you've stepped into a fairytale realm. 🏡 The homestay has been renovated from a century-old rammed-earth house, preserving to the greatest extent the rustic charm of mountain dwellings. Simple green-tiled rammed-earth walls, surrounded by lush vegetation that serves as natural decoration, and meticulously crafted interior details seamlessly blend local primitive characteristics with modern facilities, evoking a sense of returning to simplicity and achieving the carefree ease described in the line "plucking chrysanthemums under the eastern hedge, I calmly gaze at the southern mountains." · 🌈 Highlights of the homestay: ✅ Environment: Stay in a fairytale house amidst the clouds and mist. 🔹 Surrounded by mountains on all sides, it enjoys the tranquility of the entire valley and is located by the picturesque Wuxi River. 🔹 It features a starry sky camping site and an infinity pool. With bamboo forests and seas of clouds just a window's push away, it's an ideal spot for lawn weddings, forest concerts, corporate team-building activities, and parent-child educational tours. The scenery is so beautiful that it will make your social media feeds explode with likes. 🔹 Within a one-kilometer radius, there are the "Nine Scenic Spots of Cang Wu" - Love Valley, Banana Garden, Crescent Moon Spring, Wild Boar Trail, Refuge Cliff, Fairy Cave, Swan Peak, Clay Tile Kiln, and Eagle Cliff Waterfall, each brimming with natural wild beauty. · ✅ Entertainment: Team-building activities so fun you won't want to go home. 🔸 The homestay is fully equipped with facilities including a restaurant, book bar, tea room, leisure pavilion, observation terrace, and outdoor pool, catering to diverse needs. 🔸 Emphasizing ecology, original flavors, and quality, all ingredients come from aquaculture, poultry, and seasonal or wild vegetables raised or grown on the base. It offers parent-child projects such as fruit and vegetable picking and garden adoption. For dinner, you can savor bamboo shoots dug from the ground, shrimp caught from the stream, chickens and ducks caught from the fields, as well as homemade cured meats, dried bamboo shoots, and self-brewed liquor, experiencing the unique charm of countryside cuisine. #china #travel #resorts

This time, I had a layover in Quzhou for one night on my way to Jiangxi for a business trip. I was initially worried about the hassle of dragging my luggage around, but unexpectedly, the randomly chosen [Atour Hotel Quzhou Railway Station Wanda Plaza] turned out to be incredibly comfortable. They even gave us a farewell gift at checkout! Sharing this gem with all my fellow travelers for layovers or short trips—this one’s a win! After exiting Quzhou Station, just walk straight along Chengzhan West Road for 15 minutes, and you’ll spot the iconic Atour logo. For travelers lugging suitcases, not having to hail a taxi is a lifesaver! Plus, the hotel is right next to Wanda Plaza, so you can grab some Quzhou snacks at the mall before checking in—no time wasted. Attractions like Confucius Temple and Shuitingmen are just a short taxi ride away (starting fare distance), perfect for a quick visit if you have time to spare. I booked a Deluxe King Room—minimalist design, spacious and bright, with no oppressive feeling. Atour’s Plante mattress truly lives up to its reputation! With 8-layer springs and dual-sided soft/firm design, even a picky sleeper like me dozed off effortlessly. And surprise—free silver ear fungus soup at 9:30 PM! The hotel’s self-service laundry room was a lifesaver, especially since my business trip clothes were overdue for a wash. After washing and drying, the staff even delivered them to my room—zero stress. The next morning, I enjoyed breakfast (a big deal for me), featuring freshly made "Changshan Tribute Noodles" and "Quzhou Mixed Rice Noodles." The homemade chili sauce paired perfectly with the tender braised duck head—absolutely addictive 😋. At checkout the next day, I left my charger in the room. Before I even reached the high-speed rail station, the hotel called to say they’d ship it back via SF Express (collect on delivery). Ugh, so thoughtful it hurts 😭.

Travel Guide to Fushan Park in Quzhou Located in Kecheng District, Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province, Fushan Park is an urban park that combines natural scenery with cultural history. This site was once the location of the ancient Quzhou government office, hence the name "Fushan" (Government Mountain). Built along the mountainside, the park offers a tranquil environment, making it both a favorite leisure spot for locals and an excellent place for visitors to experience Quzhou's historical culture. Best Time to Visit: Fushan Park is beautiful year-round, but spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) are most comfortable. Spring brings blooming mountain flowers, while autumn showcases colorful foliage. In summer, visit during early morning or evening to avoid midday heat; winter offers charming snowscapes. The park is open from 6:00-22:00 with free admission. Transportation Guide: 1. Bus: Take routes 5, 7, 15, 18, or 102 to "Fushan Park" station 2. Driving: Navigate to "Quzhou Fushan Park" with multiple nearby parking lots 3. Walking: About 15 minutes from Quzhou's old town Main Attractions: 1. Ancient City Wall Ruins The park preserves a 200-meter-long, 6-meter-high section of Ming Dynasty city wall built with blue bricks. This enduring structure stands as an important testament to Quzhou's ancient history. 2. Wenchang Pavilion This iconic three-story wooden pavilion from the Qing Dynasty honors the God of Culture. Climb to the top for panoramic city views, especially breathtaking at sunset. 3. Fushan Academy This antique-style architectural complex recreates traditional academy ambiance, often hosting cultural exhibitions and lectures. Ancient trees provide serene surroundings perfect for quiet reading. 4. Revolutionary Martyrs' Monument A solemn memorial surrounded by pine and cypress trees, serving as an important site for patriotic education. 5. Leisure Trails Multiple winding paths shaded by trees offer pleasant walks. The most popular 2km mountain loop trail takes about 40 minutes to complete. Unique Experiences: 1. Morning Exercise Culture Experience local life by observing tai chi, square dancing and other morning activities that fill the park with energy. 2. Tea Appreciation Traditional teahouses serve local specialty Kaihua Longding tea. Sip tea while enjoying scenic views through antique windows. 3. Photography Wenchang Pavilion, ancient walls, and old trees make perfect backdrops. Golden ginkgo leaves in late autumn particularly attract photographers. 4. Night Visits The park transforms at night with beautiful lighting, offering cool evening strolls and stunning city views. Nearby Food Recommendations: 1. Quzhou Baked Cakes Try the local specialty - baked cakes with preserved vegetable and pork filling near the south gate. 2. "Three Heads and One Paw" Quzhou's signature spicy dish featuring rabbit head, duck head, fish head, and duck feet. 3. Longyou Fermented Cake Soft, sweet traditional pastry available at time-honored shops east of the park. 4. Kaihua Clearwater Fish Delicate fish raised in Kaihua's premium waters, known for tender meat and flavorful broth. Travel Tips: 1. Allocate 2-3 hours for the park. Combine with nearby Quzhou Museum and Southern Kong Family Temple for a full-day itinerary. 2. Wear comfortable shoes for numerous steps. Bring sun protection and water in summer. 3. Respect cultural relics and avoid damaging plants. 4. Clear bilingual signage facilitates self-guided tours. Contact local agencies for guided services. Accommodation Recommendations: 1. Luxury: Quzhou Orient Hotel (1.5km from park) 2. Mid-range: Quzhou Hotel (800m from park) 3. Budget: Home Inn (1km from park) Fushan Park embodies Quzhou's thousand-year history. Wandering through it, visitors experience both natural beauty and historical resonance. Whether exploring alone or relaxing with family, the park offers unforgettable experiences. We recommend slowing down to savor the profound historical charm of this ancient city.

📍 Location & Transportation - Address: No. 16, Xianxi Street, Fushan Subdistrict, Kecheng District, Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province. - Transportation: - 🚌 Bus: Take routes 12, 20, etc., and get off at the "Confucius Temple" stop. - 🚗 Drive: Navigate to "Quzhou Confucius Southern Clan Temple" with parking available nearby. ⏰ Opening Hours - 09:00-17:00 (last admission and ticket sales at 16:30). 🎫 Ticket Info - Adult: ¥45/person. - Discounted: Half-price for students and seniors aged 60-69. - Free: Seniors over 70, children under 1.4m, active military personnel, etc. 🚶‍♂️ Itinerary - 🏛️ Entrance: Step through the main gate to admire the ancient architecture. - 🏛️ Dacheng Hall: Visit the temple’s centerpiece and immerse in Confucian solemnity. - 🏛️ Confucius Mansion: Explore the living quarters of Confucius’ descendants. - 🏛️ Stele Corridor: Appreciate historical inscriptions. - 🏛️ Gardens: Stroll through Jiangnan-style landscaped gardens. 📸 Photo Spots - 📸 Dacheng Hall: Capture the grandeur of this central structure. - 📸 Confucius Mansion: Frame classical garden vistas. - 📸 Confucius Statue: A lush backdrop at the square opposite the mansion. 🍽️ Food Recs - 🍖 Quzhou Duck Head: Spicy yet tender. - 🍖 "Three Heads and One Palm": A local must-try. - 🍖 Quzhou Baked Cake: Crispy outside, fluffy inside. 💡 Tips - 🕒 Book tickets online to skip queues. - 📸 Bring a camera for memorable shots. - 🎫 Combo tickets cover the temple, ancient city wall ruins, and more. 🎉 Summary: A key Confucian heritage site with timeless architecture and rich culture. May’s pleasant weather makes it ideal for visiting.

Xipo Jiangshan is so chill~! Xipo really knows how to pick locations! A perfect two-day, one-night escape itinerary. It takes about 4 hours to get there from Hangzhou. Right after exiting the highway, you can feel the scenic beauty of Jiangshan. After the rain, clouds drift between the mountains and fields ☁️. After winding through the mountain roads, you arrive at the spot with the best views in the mountains. The earthen houses are nestled on either side of a mountain stream, and you can hear the sound of flowing water from your room. The yellow banksia roses outside the reception and dining area are also in full bloom. The pool and lawn area offer open views of the terraced fields. The butler, Xiao Wang, provides thoughtful and attentive service without being intrusive. Here, you can truly feel relaxed and happy. Will definitely come back for more experiences in the future!

🗺️🗺️Itinerary Day 1: Luming Grassland → Luming Mountain Cultural Academy Street Red Chapel Day 2: Wyndham Hotel Quzhou → Quzhou City Wall → Shuitingmen Historical and Cultural Block → Beimen Street Historical and Cultural Block → Quzhou Confucius Family Temple → Quzhou Museum → Dananmen Historical Block Architectural Complex (Wang Jinsheng Residence) Day 3: Gomay Wanda Radisson Hotel (Dananmen Branch) → Hu Shi Guang Art Ecological Corridor → Youbu Ancient Town → Xiangge Homestay (West Lake Scenic Area Branch) 🧳Must-see attractions: Youbu Ancient Town: Shuitingmen Historical and Cultural Block: Quzhou Confucius Family Temple: Quzhou Museum: Quzhou City Wall 📌Tips:

On this early summer afternoon, I dragged my suitcase and stood at the foot of the mountain in Quzhou, looking at the Baoshan Academy-themed homestay in the distance, my heart was full of expectations. This trip is not only to find that rare tranquility, but also to experience this boutique homestay known as a "small bridge, flowing water, and family." 🏡 Feeling of Home Stepping into Baoshan Academy is like walking into a warm home. The two quaint folk houses have been carefully renovated, retaining the charm of traditional architecture while incorporating the comfort of modern life. The public space on the first floor is full of scholarly atmosphere. More than 5,000 books are neatly arranged on the old wooden bookshelves, including literature, art, and history. Sitting here and enjoying a cup of fragrant coffee, the continuous mountains and gurgling streams outside the window allow people to relax like never before. 🌿 Gift of Nature Baoshan Academy is located in the mountains, surrounded by green bamboo forests, with constant streams in all seasons. It takes a 200m walk up the path from the parking lot to the hotel, but this short journey is a visual and spiritual feast. Every step allows you to feel the breath of nature. You can hear the birds singing, and the air is filled with the fresh scent of soil and flowers. 🌟 Attentive Service The hotel owner's enthusiasm and care are impressive. I remember that day when we were carrying heavy suitcases and were worried about how to get up the mountain, the owner personally used a carrying pole to carry our luggage and steadily delivered it to the guest room step by step. This gesture made us feel at home and became one of the warmest memories of this trip. ✨ Must-Visit Surrounding Attractions Leaving Baoshan Academy, there are many places worth exploring around. Taoyuan Qili Scenic Area, which is 3.0 km away from the hotel in a straight line, has beautiful natural scenery and is suitable for hiking enthusiasts to explore. Huangtuling, which is 1.3 km away from the hotel, is a good place to watch the sunrise. Climbing to the top of the mountain in the early morning, you can see the sun slowly illuminating the entire valley, which is breathtakingly beautiful. Baoshan Academy is not just a hotel, it is more like a spiritual harbor where you can temporarily forget the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy a peaceful and wonderful time. If you plan to travel to Quzhou, you may wish to use Baoshan Academy as your base, I believe it will add a lot of color to your trip.

After returning to downtown Quzhou from Jiangshan Jianglang Mountain Scenic Area, stay at a hotel near Shuiting Gate Scenic Area to begin your old town travel experience. 🏨Hotel: Dengni Art Stay Hotel (Shuiting Gate Confucian Temple Branch) 📍Address: 142 Lixian Street, Kecheng District, Quzhou 🔸Features: 1️⃣Convenient location: Only 4.5km drive from Quzhou Station, with easy transportation; close to must-visit attractions like Quzhou Ancient City Cultural Tourism Area and Shuiting Gate. 2️⃣Self-check-in: Semi-self-service check-in process, quickly complete check-in at the front desk with ID scanning and facial recognition, perfect for introverts and lazy travelers. 3️⃣Attentive service: Owner's contact information available at the front desk with prompt responses. The hotel offers over a dozen Hanfu outfits that guests can borrow for 🆓 photo opportunities. In the evening, the owner thoughtfully prepares ice jelly desserts for guests to "rescue" stomachs that have endured Quzhou's spicy cuisine. 🛏Room: ▫️Though called a hotel, it feels more like a guesthouse with uniquely decorated rooms. ▫️Newly renovated and opened in 2025, featuring vintage furnishings + voice-controlled smart home systems, providing me with a comfortable experience. ▫️Sink into bed, lower the projector screen, and stream movies. 🚶Nearby attractions: 1️⃣Songyuan Market Crispy bag pancakes wrapped around fried dough sticks, egg cakes sizzling and rolling in iron pans. Vendors' hands move faster than sword fights in martial arts films. 2️⃣Shuiting Gate District Walk through "Lixian Gate" to reach the historical and cultural district. The South Confucian Market is lively, with Tianwang Tower as a landmark for photos. Plenty of snacks and cultural creative shops to explore. 3️⃣Southern Confucian Temple One of only three Confucian family temples in China, known as the "Southern Ancestral Temple." Pick up a mini Analects book as a souvenir. 🔥Holiday bonus: Take a 15-minute taxi ride to Luming Mountain to watch heritage craftsmen play with fire, creating flying sparks and spectacular displays that showcase our ancestors' romantic traditions. The curved eaves of the Southern Confucian Temple outline a thousand-year silhouette, Shuiting Gate Old Street dons its twilight lights, and the spicy "Three Heads and One Palm" dish still lingers on the taste buds. This small Jiangnan city of Quzhou, with its historical depth and vibrant street life, quietly finds its way into travelers' hearts.

Sanqingkou Ancient Porcelain Village is known as "Wanchang" because it has been specializing in the firing of blue and white porcelain throughout the dynasties. The village is built along the valley, with wisps of smoke rising and intertwining with the distant mountains. As one of the birthplaces of early Chinese blue and white porcelain, Sanqingkou Ancient Porcelain Village, under the glory of the kiln fire, has the oldest existing kiln site in China. The celadon porcelain produced in the former dragon kiln was continuously transported to various places via the Xianxia Ancient Road. The only traditional porcelain workshop left over from the Qing Dynasty in western Zhejiang still retains the ancient traditional production methods and technologies. Sanqingkou Porcelain Workshop covers an area of 41,340 square meters. There is a stepped dragon kiln, about 35m long, 11 pestle houses, more than 40 blank pulling rooms, 7 sets of washing pools, blank pulling wheels, and several sets of tools. The ancient porcelain village also retains nearly 100 buildings such as the She Temple and the Huang Ancestral Hall, as well as residences from the late Qing Dynasty, the Republic of China, and the 1960s. The entire village maintains the original layout and historical features of the kiln workshop. The history of Sanqingkou Porcelain Workshop can be traced back to the Qianlong period. Among them, the dragon kiln is the most important building of Sanqingkou Porcelain Workshop. In 1997, the kiln stopped burning due to the lack of market competitiveness of its products at the time. By 2025, the dragon kiln had been out of service for 28 years.

【Must-see attractions in Quzhou! 📌**Recommended attractions** 1️⃣ **Jianglang Mountain** (World Natural Heritage Site) The pinnacle of Danxia landform! The Sanpanshi spectacle is a stunning photo opportunity. Climb the Lang Peak ladder and overlook the sea of clouds. Do you dare to try? 2️⃣ **Nianbadu Ancient Town** (Cultural enclave lost in the mountains) One step into three provinces! Ancient Ming and Qing architecture + 13 dialects + 142 surnames. The stone streets are perfect for retro-style photos~ 3️⃣ **Longyou Grottoes** (The unsolved mystery of the underground pyramids) 24 ancient man-made caves, giant stone pillars + mysterious patterns, the atmosphere of tomb raiding notes is full! 4️⃣ **Quzhou Confucian Temple** (The only Confucian family temple in Jiangnan) Check in at the red wall of "Southeast Que Li", feed the koi to pray for academic success, and remember to buy a mini "Analects" souvenir album! 5️⃣ **Shuimen Pavilion Block** (Popular night tour destination) Heavenly King Pagoda light show + intangible cultural heritage snack street. For dinner, I recommend "Three Heads and One Palm" (rabbit head, duck head, fish head + duck palm). It's so spicy you'll cry, but you still have to eat it! 💡**Tips**: Most of the scenic spots in Quzhou are in mountainous areas, so it is recommended to wear sneakers; the high-speed train is very convenient, and it is only 1.5 hrs from Hangzhou.