[2025 Zhongshan Attraction] Travel Guide for Shaxi Town (Updated Mar)

#中山景点 In the village of Shaxi in Zhongshan, there is such a treasure shop hidden - Miu Space✨ As soon as I approached, the atmosphere of Monet's garden that came to my face directly captured me! Their Basque cake is absolutely delicious, it melts in your mouth and every bite is full of happiness. It is so delicious that you want to have another piece! and! The layout at the entrance of the store is super photogenic, it is simply a holy place for young ladies to take photos. You can take photos from various angles, and every photo will go viral on WeChat Moments. 📍The store is located at No. 7, Lane 3, North Street, Yongtou Village, Shaxi Town. The business hours are 14:00-19:00. My dears, don’t miss out~ For friends in Zhongshan who are still struggling about where to go on the weekend, or friends who come to Zhongshan for fun, this store is the place to go! Whether you want to taste delicious cakes, take beautiful photos, or simply find a cozy place to relax, this place is perfect!

Shengshi Village in Shaxi, Zhongshan, is a place rich in historical and cultural heritage. The ancient buildings in the village are scattered in an orderly manner, and the stone streets and alleys tell stories of the past. Traditional customs are passed down from generation to generation, and the local people are simple and honest. The natural scenery of Shengshi Village is beautiful, with lush green trees and babbling streams. During festivals, lively celebrations showcase the unity and joy of the villagers. Walking through Shengshi Village feels like traveling through time, experiencing the accumulation and warmth of the years, making it a place that one is reluctant to leave.

Walking through Shaxi Town in Zhongshan feels like opening a door to the past. The cobblestone streets bear the clear marks of time, and the old arcades stand quietly with a nostalgic posture, telling the story of Shaxi's past commercial prosperity and elegance. I slowly wander through the ancient alleys, feeling the distant atmosphere. The old fabric shops still emit a delicate fragrance, and the traditional carved wooden doors reflect the exquisite craftsmanship of the artisans. Occasionally, when I look up, I can catch a glimpse of the green vines hanging by the windows, as if freezing time in the memories of the past. By the Shaxi River, the water flows gently, reflecting the ancient red brick and white-walled buildings, creating a poetic picture. I sit on a bench by the river, watching the small boats sway gently, hearing the laughter of children and the distant shouts of vendors, as if I have returned to that simple and warm era. At this moment, I deeply feel that Shaxi is not just a town, but a living history, a touching poem of time.