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Nice environment, great taste, authentic stinky mandarin fish

Stinky mandarin fish and stinky beans have a strong taste, smelly but fragrant.

I personally test Huangshan Tourism Raiders: • Tunxi District: Tunxi Old Street (free), Liyang Old Street (free), He Street (free), Huizhou Cultural Museum (free) • Jixian: Xidi Ancient Village (94 yuan), Hongcun (104 yuan), Nanping Scenic Area (free), Bishan (free), Mukeng Zhuhai (40 yuan), Xidi Stone Forest (50 yuan), Daguling (free) • Jixian: Huizhou Ancient City (free), Baojia Garden (90 yuan), Yangchan Tulou (free), Xin'anjiang Landscape Gallery (138 yuan), Yuliang Scenic Area (free) • Huizhou District: Xixinan (free), Tangmo Scenic Area (80 yuan), Chengkan (107 yuan), Qiankou Homestead (free), Fengle Lake (free) • Huangshan Mountain: Huangshan Scenic Area (190 yuan), Emerald Valley (90 yuan), Xihai Grand Canyon (free), Baibu Yunti (free), Danxia Peak (free), Xin'an Riverside (free), Taiping Lake Scenic Area (65 yuan) If the recommended route for parent-child travel is to Huangshan with children, I recommend this itinerary: First day: Tunxi Old Street → Huizhou Ancient City → Xixi South → Liyang Old Street Second day: Xidi Ancient Village → Hongcun → Nanhu Academy → Moon Marsh Third day: Huangshan Scenic Area → Shixin Peak → Qingliangtai → Guangmingding Fourth Day: Tiandu Peak → Welcome Song → Yuping Building → Tangkou Town Traffic Guide • Airplane: Huangshan Tunxi Airport, it is very convenient to get from the airport to the city, you can take a bus or take a taxi. • Train/High-speed Railway: Huangshan North Station, Huangshan West Station, Jixian East Station. There are buses to other attractions at Huangshan North Station. Jixian East Station goes directly to Jixian County. The West Station is close to Huangshan Scenic Area. • Tips: There are not many transportation options in Huangshan, it is recommended to arrange according to the budget. Self-driving is not recommended during holidays, and many people and cars are easy to drive tired. Guide to avoid pits 1. Weather: Huangshan weather changes quickly, ultraviolet rays are strong, remember to do a good job of sun protection. The temperature difference between morning and evening is large, bring a coat. It is rainy days, prepare raincoats. 2. Clothing: You must wear hiking shoes, with jackets and rainproof shoulder bags. 3.Physical strength: Huangshan Scenic Area is very large, reasonable itinerary arrangement, do not be stubborn. 4. Food: Huangshan cuisine is mostly Anhui cuisine, the taste is heavy, friends who can't eat spicy should say in advance. Accommodation advice • Huangshan City: Tunxi District has many accommodation options and convenient transportation. • Huangshan Scenic Area: Tangkou Town is close to the scenic spot, suitable for getting up early the next day to climb the mountain. • Hongcun/Xidi: You can experience Huizhou B&B and feel the slow life in the village. Food recommended Huangshan food should not be missed: • Tunxi Old Street: Maotofu, stinky carp, Huangshan sesame cake, Huizhou • Hongcun: Hongcun Maotofu, Hongcun stinky carp, Hongcun Sugar • Huangshan Scenic Area: Huangshan pigeon, Huangshan Yipin pot, Huangshan Wild Vegetable Travel Tips • Huangshan Tickets are recommended to be booked in Trip.com in advance to avoid queues. • trekking poles can be purchased under the mountain at an affordable price. • The prices on the mountain are higher, and you can bring some dry grain and water. • Huangshan sunrise and sunset are very beautiful, check the time in advance and choose the viewing point. #Huangshan Tourism Guide #The most complete travel guide #Local food to eat #Climbing the mountain to see the scenery #Anhui Tour

Dear ones, stop going head-to-head with popular destinations! These four small towns, accessible directly by high-speed rail, offer the most relaxing three-day rhythm—morning fireworks, afternoon landscapes, and night breezes. For just a few hundred yuan per person, you can live a poetic life. ✨ 🍜 Linhai, Zhejiang | Breakfast at the Foot of the Great Wall High-speed rail: Directly reach Linhai Station. From there, take bus No. 202 to the ancient city. For just 2 yuan, you'll be transported to the vibrant fireworks. 3-Day Slow Travel Guide: Day 1: Grab breakfast at Wangjiangmen (grandma's freshly ground soy milk and freshly fried dough sticks) → Enjoy the breeze at the "Haohanpo" section of the Jiangnan Great Wall → Wait for the sunset at the Jinshan Pagodas Day 2: Explore the alleyways of Diamond House in Taozhu Ancient City (with stone walls covered in vines) → Catch crabs at the Longwan Beachfront → Watch the windmills at Kuacang Mountain at night Day 3: Rent a pedalo for a cruise on Linghu Lake → See the old city gate bricks at the Fucheng Wall Museum → Enjoy grilled skewers with ice jelly on Jiguang Street Must-eat List: - Wangjiangmen's nameless breakfast stall: Steaming soy milk, crunchy fried dough sticks, and a perfect match with the 1 yuan salty soy milk. - Ziyang Street End Seaweed Pancakes: 3 for 5 yuan. Freshly baked, crispy crust, generous sesame filling. - Old Town Wheat and Shrimp Soup: With dried shrimp, bamboo shoots, and mushrooms, one bowl warms your stomach. Accommodation: A loft in the old town. From the second-floor window, you can catch a glimpse of the Great Wall. Birdsong will wake you up in the morning, so bring a light jacket. 🚂 Jianshui, Yunnan | Slow Time Along the Rice Paddies High-Speed ​​Rail: Take a taxi from Jianshui Station to the old town in 10 minutes. The starting price is 6 yuan, and the driver will share local stories. 3-Day Slow Travel Guide: Day 1: Photograph the morning light at Chaoyang Tower (the blue sky reflected from the corner of the tower is stunning) → Experience fetching water from the Ximen Ancient Well (elderly people wash vegetables here) → See the carved ornaments on the ancient houses at Zhu Family Garden Day 2: Ride the meter-gauge train through the rice fields (choose a window seat! Golden rice ears brush against the window) → Take photos of the "Seventeen Arches" reflection in the water at Shuanglong Bridge → Warm up with roasted tea at Tuanshan Folk House Day 3: See the stalactites at Yanzi Cave (the light shines on the rocks like stars) → Make your own DIY teacups at Zitao Street (take-home souvenirs) → Stop by a roasted tofu stall at the night market Must-try items: - Ximen Roasted Tofu Stall: 0.50 yuan each, grilled by an elderly woman over charcoal, dipped in water with zheergen (water chestnut root) for a delicious bite - Old Jianshui Cross-Bridge Rice Noodles: The chicken broth is simmered for 8 hours, and the ingredients fill half the table. Add the meat first, then the broth. - Purple Pottery Street Steam Pot Chicken: Braised in Jianshui purple pottery, the chicken is so tender it falls off the bone, and the broth is so delicious you'll want to take it all away. Accommodation: A courtyard B&B near the ancient city, the yard is filled with bougainvillea. The owner will give you a homemade purple pottery teapot, perfect for wearing light, long sleeves. 🏮 She County, Anhui | An Ancient Village of Autumn Drying in Ink Painting High-speed Rail: Take Bus No. 1 from She County North Station to the city center, a 30-minute journey for 3 RMB. 3-Day Slow Travel Guide: Day 1: Explore Doushan Street in Huizhou Ancient City (the bluestone pavement is uncrowded, and the horse-head wall is a unique experience) → Take photos of the "Eight-Legged Archway" at Xuguo Stone Archway → Listen to the sound of the flowing water and meditate at Yuliang Dam Day 2: Cruise the Xin'an River (the green mountains on both sides resemble an ink painting) → See the thousand-year-old camphor trees at Zhangtan (the trunks need 10 people to hug) → Listen to Hui opera excerpts at Miantan Day 3: Encounter the Autumn Drying in Yangchan Tulou (corn and peppers hanging on the earthen walls are stunning) → See the bonsai at Bao Family Garden (super unique) → Explore Bagua Alley in Chengkan Must-eat List: - Ancient City Stinky Mandarin Fish: Made at a local restaurant, the fish is firm and delicious despite its stinky smell. Paired with rice, you'll want to eat more than one bowl. - Yuliang Street Mao Tofu: Pan-fried until golden brown, dipped in chili sauce, the bean fragrance is unmistakable. - Huizhou Tart Pancake: Vegetable filling with bamboo shoots, served hot from the oven, finger-licking delicious. Accommodation: A Huizhou-style B&B near Yuliang Dam. Open the window and look out onto the flowing water. In the morning, you can hear the chatter of the laundry ladies. Staying here feels like being in a painting. 🚣 Fujian · Taining | Secret Golden Lake in the Danxia Mountains High-speed Rail: Take a taxi from Taining Station to the county seat, a 15-minute taxi ride for 15 RMB. The driver will recommend local delicacies. 3-Day Slow Travel Guide: Day 1: Overlooking Golden Lake from the Maoer Mountain Observation Deck (the Danxia Mountains reflected in the lake are stunning) → See the "One Pillar Supporting the Temple" at Ganlu Temple → See Ming Dynasty Furniture at Shangshu Mansion Day 2: Bamboo Rafting on Qingxi River (the water is so clear you can see small fish) → Climb the "Zhuangyuan Ladder" at Zhuangyuan Rock (you can scream at the top) → Run along the ancient city wall at night and enjoy the evening breeze Day 3: See the "One Line of Sky" at Zhaixia Grand Canyon (the sunlight filtering through is absolutely stunning) → Night Rafting at Jiulongtan to see the lights (it's like stepping into a fairytale) → Hear old stories at Hongjun Street Must-Eat List: - County Town Warm Mushroom Buns: Made with glutinous rice, the red bean paste filling isn't overly sweet. Two for breakfast are incredibly filling. - Jinhu Organic Fish: Steamed, the fish melts in your mouth, and the broth is so delicious you'll want to finish it all. - Smoked duck on the old street: tender and fragrant skin, vacuum-packed for takeout, perfect as a snack. Accommodation: A family-run guesthouse in the county town. The owner will make warm mushroom porridge in the morning, and you can borrow an electric scooter for 18 yuan a day, making it a fantastic way to explore the county. These four small towns offer no influencer filters, but pure, authentic comfort. Grab a warm snack, enjoy the mountain breeze, and watch the sunset paint the sky orange. Three days is just the right amount of time for a relaxing and relaxing trip. Save this for your next vacation! #High-Speed ​​Rail Directly Accessible Tourist Cities #3D2N Travel Plan #Wonderful Travel Destinations #Healing Travel #Uncommon Travel Destinations

Boom! Explore Panlong Tiandi during National Day and discover the hidden gems of Anhui cuisine at Wanhui! Family, who knows! During the National Day holiday, I expected the crowds to dwindle, significantly reducing my travel experience. However, I stumbled upon a hidden gem of Anhui cuisine at Panlong Tiandi in Shanghai—Wanhui·Hui Cuisine. It was a feast for both my taste buds and soul, and it gave me all-new and wonderful memories of this holiday! If you're also struggling with where to go and what to eat during National Day, this guide is a must-read! Preliminary Preparations: Easily Embark on a Culinary Adventure Transportation Planning Panlong Tiandi is conveniently located. If you choose public transportation, take the subway to Panlong Road Station, exit from Exit 3, and walk about 1.0 km. Enjoy the scenery and soak in the unique atmosphere of the city along the way. If you prefer a taxi, simply locate Wanhui·Hui Cuisine, 1st Floor, No. 3, Lane 177, Panding Road, Qingpu District, Shanghai. It's quick and convenient. Time Arrangement During the National Day holiday, Panlong Tiandi will see a higher number of visitors than usual, but it's still significantly better than some popular tourist attractions. We recommend arriving earlier for lunch, perhaps around 10:50 AM, to avoid long lines and secure a table for four, allowing for a relaxing meal. For dinner, arrive even earlier to avoid long waits. Exploring Panlong Tiandi: A Blend of Ancient Charm and Modernity Before heading to Anhui Cuisine, take a stroll through Panlong Tiandi. This area is filled with a unique blend of ancient charm and modernity. Strolling along the bluestone streets feels like stepping back into ancient times. The streets are lined with quaint buildings, with flying eaves, brackets, carved beams, and painted buildings—every detail embodies the charm of traditional culture. At the same time, the area incorporates many modern elements, including trendy shops and creative markets. You can browse for unique souvenirs in the charming shops and savor a variety of delicious snacks at the market. During the National Day holiday, Panlong Tiandi may also feature special events, such as traditional folk performances and handicraft workshops, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere. Anhui Cuisine: Huizhou Flavors on Your Tongue Signature Must-Try: Huangshan Stinky Mandarin Fish At Anhui Cuisine, Huangshan Stinky Mandarin Fish is a signature dish and a must-try! When this dish arrives, its distinctive "stinky" aroma will immediately hit your nose, but don't let it put you off. Pick up a piece of fish and you'll find it's white, firm, and chewy. The wonderfully fragrant and pungent flavor gradually spreads in your mouth, becoming increasingly addictive. The salty, fresh, and slightly spicy taste pairs perfectly with the fragrant rice, making it a perfect match, making you want to eat an extra bowl before you know it. Specialty: Bagongshan Handmade Tofu This Bagongshan handmade tofu is also a must-try. The tofu is truly hand-ground, resulting in a delicate and smooth texture, one that captures the meticulous care of the maker. The addition of ham, shrimp, and other ingredients creates a rich, intertwined blend of flavors. Every bite reveals the richness of the tofu and the savory flavors of the accompanying dishes, leaving you with a lasting aftertaste. Delicious Barbecue - Shanlixiang Roasted Black Pork Shanlixiang Roasted Black Pork is another must-try. Selected black pork is meticulously grilled to a golden, crispy exterior and a fragrant, yet not greasy interior. Each bite exudes a rich, meaty aroma, and the juicy texture is irresistible. Refreshing Vegetarian Dish - Jinzhai Stir-fried Fat Loofah with Sprouts and Lentil Shreds If you enjoy vegetarian dishes, Jinzhai Stir-fried Fat Loofah and Lentil Shreds with Sprouts will surely satisfy your taste buds. Jinzhai Stir-fried Fat Loofah is refreshing and delicious, with a sweet taste, making it a perfect dish for those trying to lose weight. The bean sprouts and lentil strips have a slightly spicy flavor and are very appetizing. The lentil strips are crispy and tender, leaving you wanting more. Repeat Dish - Stir-fried Green Peppers and Edamame I ordered the stir-fried green peppers and edamame with stinky dried bean curd both times I've been there, which shows how much I love it. The unique flavor of the stinky dried bean curd and the refreshing green peppers and edamame combine perfectly, making every bite a delightful surprise. This dish goes really well with rice; I could finish a whole bowl of rice with it. Heartwarming Soups and Main Courses - Beef Soup, Shaobing (Shaobing) and Multi-Grain Rice The beef soup can be topped up with broth and vermicelli, and the waiter thoughtfully offers additional portions. The broth is rich in flavor, the beef is tender, and the vermicelli soaked up the broth's flavor—it's absolutely delicious. The Shaobing (Shaobing) is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, with a subtle wheat aroma. The multi-grain rice is nutritious and rich in flavor, complementing the various dishes for a healthy meal. Service Experience: Attentive and thoughtful, like a spring breeze. The service at Wanhui Hui Cuisine is also excellent. The waiters are warm and attentive, and their sincerity is palpable from the moment you enter. Food is served quickly, ensuring you never have to wait too long. They also proactively recommend signature dishes and offer reasonable ordering suggestions based on your tastes and the number of people in your group. During your meal, they're not overly intrusive, yet they're always there when you need them, catering to your every need. Family, if you're stuck for a delicious meal during the National Day holiday, head to Wanhui Hui Cuisine in Panlong Tiandi! Here, you'll not only savor authentic Anhui cuisine, but also experience attentive service and a unique atmosphere. I'm sure this culinary adventure will leave you with unforgettable memories.