2026 Bozhou Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in March)

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Most popular attractions in Bozhou in March, 2026

Flower Peking Opera Theater

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Caocao Underground Military Transport Road Scenic Area

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Huazu Temple

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March-April is the ideal time for spring travel with fewer crowds. We've selected 4 hidden small cities accessible by high-speed rail, where you can enjoy beautiful scenery without the crowds, affordable prices with great value, and unlock the charm of spring on a budget. Low costs for food, accommodation, and activities throughout—just go for it with your eyes closed🌱 1️⃣ Fuzhou, Jiangxi | Hometown of Talents · Slow City of Jiangnan · Cultural Secret Spot 🗺️ Three-day slow travel: Day 1: Wenchangli Historical and Cultural Street → Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall → Night tour of Fu River, stay in the old town Day 2: Lichuan Ancient City → Ming and Qing Dynasty Old Street food tour → Xin Feng Bridge for river views, stay near Lichuan Ancient City Day 3: Yulong Wanshou Palace → Nixiantai → Fuzhou Museum → Return trip 🍜 Must-try: Linchuan rice noodles, beef offal noodles, Linchuan lotus root shreds, brown sugar steamed cake, Chongren sesame cake 📌 Tips: March-April is perfect springtime in Fuzhou with flowers blooming citywide; high-speed rail directly to Fuzhou Station/Fuzhou East Station, city buses cost 1 yuan for unlimited rides; most cultural sites are free, so enjoy food and sightseeing without pressure. 2️⃣ Chenzhou, Hunan | Southern Hunan Secret · Danxia Mountains and Waters · Misty Dongjiang 🗺️ Three-day slow travel: Day 1: Gaoyiling → Danxia landform hiking and sightseeing → Feitian Mountain, stay in Chenzhou city center Day 2: Dongjiang Lake → Misty Xiaodongjiang for morning fog → Longjing Gorge, stay near Dongjiang Lake Day 3: Banliang Ancient Village → Southern Hunan ancient village stroll → Shazhou Village → Return trip 🍜 Must-try: Qifengdu fish noodles, Chenzhou roast chicken, Dongjiang fish, Linwu duck, Jiahe blood duck 📌 Tips: March-April offers stunning misty views at Dongjiang Lake with fewer crowds; high-speed rail directly to Chenzhou West Station, shared rides between scenic spots cost about 15-20 yuan per person; Danxia area requires only light hiking, no intense climbing needed. 3️⃣ Zigong, Sichuan | Salt Capital Ancient City · Thousand-Year Salt Charm · Food Capital 🗺️ Three-day slow travel: Day 1: Zigong Dinosaur Museum → Shenhai Well → Salt Industry History Museum, stay in Zigong city Day 2: Xianshi Ancient Town → Thousand-Year Salt Transport Ancient Town food tour → Fuxi River Cultural Expo Park, stay in city Day 3: China Lantern World (light visit in off-season) → Jianshan Scenic Area → Return trip 🍜 Must-try: Zigong cold rabbit, fresh pot rabbit, salt-baked dishes, dandan noodles, Zigong wontons 📌 Tips: March-April temperatures in Zigong are comfortable without peak season crowds; high-speed rail directly to Zigong Station, taxi starting fare 6 yuan; meals average 15-20 yuan to fill you up, salt-baked dishes can be ordered mildly spicy as preferred. 4️⃣ Bozhou, Anhui | Ancient Capital of Cao Wei · Fragrant Medicine Slow City · Northern Anhui Secret 🗺️ Three-day slow travel: Day 1: Huaxilou Theater → Cao Cao Military Road → Bozhou Old Street, stay in old town Day 2: Gujing Liquor Culture Expo Park → Huazu Temple → Daode Zhonggong, stay in city Day 3: Guoyang Tianjing Palace → Nanjing Lane Money Shop → Return trip 🍜 Must-try: Bozhou beef bun, Guoyang dry noodles, Mengcheng soup, Gaolu baked cake, board noodles 📌 Tips: March-April Bozhou is filled with medicinal herb fragrance and strong spring atmosphere; high-speed rail directly to Bozhou South Station, city buses cover main attractions; dense cultural relics with affordable tickets, perfect for budget travelers.

The Yimen Ancient Town in Guoyang, Anhui Province is a Hui people's settlement, so there are still ancient mosques in the area. And there is also a lot of halal food like the Huimin Street in Xi'an. There are no gorgeous decoration and gorgeous dishes in the restaurant. They are all real delicious. The dim sum before the meal, the cold dish mixed with sesame oil, etc., is also unique with the local food taste. Finally, I have to mention that Yimen is the "hometown of moss" and can even be exported to South Korea and Southeast Asian countries.

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Location📍: Jizhuang Navigation🧭: Near Laozi Temple I went in the morning and didn’t see any sheep at all. It was extremely hot and the sun was intense, but I did see people camping⛺️. The photos📷 turn out beautifully here, with green grass and blue skies. Wearing light-colored clothes👗 makes the pictures look even better! You really should put on sunscreen! If you’re camping, bring mosquito repellent too! Camping in the afternoon is nice, but the morning is just too hot. On my own

Must-See Ancient Structure in Northern Anhui Province: Bozhou Flower Opera Hall (Huaxilou) 💥The Flower Opera Hall, also known as the Shanxi-Shanxi Association Hall and the Grand Guandi Temple, was built by merchants from Shanxi and Shanxi provinces. In my opinion, it's one of the most worthwhile ancient structures to admire in Bozhou. Because most of the brick carvings, wood carvings, and paintings depict stories from local operas, it's often called the "Flower Opera Hall." 📸Key Highlights: ⏺️Iron Flagpoles and Brick Carvings at the Mountain Gate: Each of the two iron flagpoles on either side of the entrance to the Flower Opera Hall weighs 15 tons and is over 16 meters tall. Each flagpole is divided into five sections, each molded with various patterns such as the eight cardinal directions and coiled dragons. Each flagpole is also adorned with 24 exquisite iron wind chimes. ⏺️Stage: The ceiling is decorated with nine murals depicting auspicious stories such as "Dragons and Phoenix Bring Good Fortune," "Cranes Dance in the Morning," and "Deer Bring Longevity." Between the pillars are two large beams decorated with lotus flowers and lions hanging down, dividing the stage into two or three sections. Each section is intricately carved, creating a sense of different depths. ⏺️Yuefei Temple: Located east of the Flower Opera House, the exact date of its construction is unknown. It was built by the people of Bozhou to commemorate the patriotic general Yue Fei. The current Yuefei Temple was built during the Kangxi reign and consists of a single-story mountain gate tower and three main halls. ⏺️Zhugong School: A shrine built by the people of Bozhou to commemorate the virtuous governance of Zhu Zhilian, the governor of Bozhou during the Kangxi reign. ⏺️Xianning Temple: The temple comprises a mountain gate, a main hall, a grand hall, and the east and west wings, totaling three courtyard buildings. It was renovated on its original site in 2014. 🎫Entrance Ticket: Full price 50 yuan, half-price tickets available. #TravelChina #China #AncientChina #History

This is the Nanjing Market, a living fossil that has witnessed the pulse of trade and finance in the "Capital of Traditional Chinese Medicine" for centuries. During the Qing Dynasty, it was located in the city's most prosperous historical district, Beiguan. In my lifetime, it was one of the wealthiest trading centers in China. The air was filled with the fragrant scent of white peonies and chrysanthemums of Bozhou, and its streets and alleys resonated with accents from across the country. As one of the "Four Great Herbal Medicine Markets" in history, alongside Yuzhou, Zhangshu, and Angguo, Bozhou gathered authentic herbs from all over the nation. Countless herbs were traded and sold here every day, creating a vast and complex flow of money. And this is the fundamental meaning of my existence. I am not merely a storage building, but the financial heart supporting the entire herbal medicine trading system. I provide deposit, lending, and transfer services for herbal merchants from both the north and south. The checks I issue allow you to cash in Hankou or Shanghai, thousands of miles away. Secure and efficient, my underground vaults, stringent accounting system, and sophisticated anti-theft design are all in place to ensure the safe and smooth flow of funds. This was the heart of trade throughout the country. Today, as a national historical landmark, I have become a dedicated museum. My counter, secret passageway, and mailroom have been preserved as they were, telling the story of the financial legend that "no city can survive without Huizhou, no market can survive without Bozhou." And today, Bozhou, as the world's largest distribution center for Chinese herbal medicine, owes its deep industrial foundation and cultural integrity to this origin, to the commercial genetics of the old Beiguan Road, and to the foundation of credit laid by monetary exchange. #trip #ChinaTravel #AncientChinaInBigCities #China

Located at No. 12 Yong'an Road, Bozhou City, Anhui Province, Huazu Temple, also known as Huazu Nunnery, was built in honor of Hua Tuo, the renowned physician of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Construction began in the first year of the Tianyou era of the Tang Dynasty (904 AD). This site is not only a sacred place of ancient traditional Chinese medicine culture, but also home to the Hua Tuo Ancient Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture Museum. 🏯 Huazu Nunnery features distinctive architecture, and inside stands a statue of Hua Tuo that reflects his medical skill and ethics. Throughout history, the temple was headed by Buddhist nuns, which is how it came to be known as a "nunnery." 🌿 The Hua Tuo Ancient Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture Museum showcases Hua Tuo’s medical achievements and the profound heritage of traditional Chinese medicine culture. The museum not only introduces Hua Tuo’s life and medical expertise, but also displays herbs and various artifacts related to traditional Chinese medicine. 📚 The museum also includes an interactive experience area, allowing visitors to experience the charm of traditional Chinese medicine culture firsthand. This place is not only a center for learning, but also an important base for preserving and promoting traditional Chinese medicine culture. 🌱 Bozhou, Hua Tuo’s hometown, is also a major hub for the traditional Chinese medicine industry. The cultivation, processing, and trade of medicinal herbs here are highly developed, providing a solid material foundation for the development of traditional Chinese medicine culture. 🏞️ Huazu Temple is not only an important inheritor of Hua Tuo’s traditional Chinese medicine culture, but also a key site for preserving and advancing traditional Chinese medicine culture. Everything here allows visitors to feel the deep heritage and boundless charm of traditional Chinese medicine culture.

Many cities in Anhui have officially announced their spring break schedules! Wuhu, Hefei, Fuyang, Huangshan, Bozhou, Chuzhou, Anqing, and other cities have set April 1st to 3rd as spring break, combined with the Qingming Festival holiday. Students from grades 1 to 8 can enjoy this springtime benefit. With spring in full bloom, it’s the perfect season for travel. Anhui boasts abundant natural and cultural attractions, making it ideal to explore Anhui through your textbooks at this time. Visit Huangshan to see the strange pines and bizarre rocks appearing and disappearing in the spring mist, experiencing the wonders of nature; go to Bozhou to explore the profound heritage of the Three Kingdoms culture and appreciate the dramatic changes of history; at Langya Mountain in Chuzhou, immerse yourself in the leisurely mood of “the old man’s intention is not in the wine, but in the landscape between the mountains and waters.” Travelers can gain surprises and relaxation on this journey, immersing themselves in the beauty of the mountains and waters and feeling the influence of historical culture. Such a wonderful springtime limited holiday—bring your children to Anhui and start a unique textbook journey, creating unforgettable memories!

Coinciding with the Lunar February 2nd "Dragon Raising Its Head" and the Spring Equinox solar term, the 4th Divine Doctor's Planting Festival at Hua Tuo Herbal Garden will be held from March 20th to 22nd. The event centers on traditional Chinese medicine culture, blending traditional farming rituals with immersive experiences to create a spring celebration full of ceremony and participation. The Divine Doctor's blessing ceremony is solemn and dignified, with herbal farmers and the "Four Fairies of Bozhou Medicine" jointly honoring Hua Tuo; the farming parade, featuring dragon dances and donkey puppets, proceeds to Danggui Ferry, recreating the grand scene of ancient farming initiation; the "Bozhou Eight Immortals" flower boat parade connects Luming Mountain and Danggui Ferry, marking the start of the planting season; the Five Animal Frolics drama is vividly performed in front of the Hua Tuo cultural wall, where visitors can learn health-preserving exercises on site; the rolling lantern intangible cultural heritage dance flows with light and shadow, and the Qing Nang flash mob interprets herbal wisdom with trendy Chinese dance moves. Visitors can personally plant medicinal herbs on the north side of Luming Mountain, experiencing the warmth and vitality of traditional Chinese medicine culture. Come to Hua Tuo Herbal Garden for a spring appointment that combines reverence, farming, health cultivation, and celebration!

At 7:30 AM, Driver Zuo waits punctually at the hotel entrance. The entire trip is by private car, reaching the entrance of Wulong Natural Bridges smoothly in 2.5 hours without transfers or crowded buses, making the journey easy and worry-free. 🌿 Wulong Natural Bridges｜Three Bridges Flanking Two Pits, a World-Class Karst Wonder The scenic area is a one-way route with no backtracking. After scanning your ID to enter, take the sightseeing elevator straight down to the bottom of the pit, where the view instantly opens up, immersing you in the underground canyon. Tour route: Entrance → Sightseeing Elevator → Tianlong Bridge → Tianlong Sinkhole → Tianfu Official Post → Qinglong Bridge → Divine Eagle Sinkhole → Heilong Bridge → Exit. • Tianlong Bridge The largest span among the three bridges and the only double-arched bridge. The natural bridge hole forms a "thumbs up" shape, known as the "Like Stone," a masterpiece of nature. • Tianfu Official Post A highlight photo spot in the scenic area, this ancient post station features green tiles and wooden structures, full of poetic charm. It was carefully built for filming, with timber imported from Russia and bricks and tiles manually carried down the mountain, creating a strong ancient atmosphere. • Tianlong Sinkhole A filming location for "Transformers 4," the park recreates the iconic shapes of Optimus Prime and mechanical dinosaurs. Backed by the majestic stone bridge, it perfectly blends sci-fi and nature. • Qinglong Bridge The tallest natural karst bridge in the world, with an astonishing vertical drop. At sunset, the light and shadow cast on the bridge make it appear faint and ethereal, like a green dragon soaring, hence the name. • Heilong Bridge The widest bridge with the highest average arch in the world. The cave is tall and narrow with dim lighting, resembling a coiled black dragon. Inside are three clear springs: Yixian Spring, Pearl Spring, and Mist Spring. The rock wall at the exit looks like a gorilla guarding this natural stone bridge. Stroll along the plank road connecting the three natural stone bridges and two large sinkholes, forming the unparalleled "Three Bridges Flanking Two Pits" landscape. The last kilometer to the exit is uphill; you can choose to walk 15-20 minutes or pay 15 yuan for an electric cart to the transfer station, then transfer to the scenic area bus back to the visitor center. 🍚 Lunch｜Local Specialty Pot Rice After touring the scenic area, Driver Zuo takes us to try Wulong’s specialty pot rice, similar in taste to claypot rice. The crispy scorched rice at the bottom is fragrant and crunchy, with generous portions and affordable prices, filling us up for the afternoon itinerary. 🏛️ Project 816｜The Underground Great Wall, a Red Memory You Must Visit in Your Lifetime At 2:30 PM, we arrive at the most moving site of this trip: Project 816. After entering, take the scenic shuttle bus and be led by a professional guide through this underground miracle sealed for half a century. The main cavern is 79.6 meters high, equivalent to a 30-story building. The huge reactor base, crisscrossing pipelines, and heavy nuclear-proof sealed doors all demonstrate the project’s difficulty and greatness. There is no over-commercialization here, only quietness and reverence. The guide says, “Every stone here holds a story.” Countless unnamed heroes worked silently and selflessly, forging this national treasure with their youth and sweat. Standing inside the cavern, one feels deep shock and respect—this is history everyone should remember. After 4 PM, the driver takes us back to downtown Chongqing, heading straight to Zui Baxian Hot Tavern to end the day. Warm a pot of sweet rice wine, enjoy a few authentic hot dishes, and the lively atmosphere instantly heals the day’s fatigue.

Huaxi Tower is the most worthwhile attraction in Bozhou. Besides the scenic spot itself, there are many ancient alleys and historic sites nearby, so you should set aside at least half a day to explore. Transportation is relatively convenient; there are shared electric scooters in the city, and buses are also available. Huaxi Tower was an ancient theater stage, simply put, a place to watch plays. However, the detailed sculptures on it are very vivid, featuring various stories from the Three Kingdoms period. You can't help but admire the craftsmanship of the ancients. Therefore, Huaxi Tower is best enjoyed slowly; otherwise, it’s just a lively spectacle~ 📍Address: No. 1 Xianning Street, Qiaocheng District, Bozhou, Anhui Province ⏰Opening Hours: - Nov 1 - Apr 30: 09:00-17:30 (last entry at 17:00) - May 1 - Oct 31: 08:30-18:00 (last entry at 17:30) 💰Ticket Price: 50 RMB (great value!) 🌸Huaxi Tower is not just an ordinary stage! It’s absolutely stunning! The Three Kingdoms stories are carved so lifelike 👏 Seeing it up close really moves you with the spirit of ancient craftsmanship Every detail lets you feel the charm of traditional culture ✨ Super convenient transportation: 🚌 Accessible by bus 🛵 Love riding shared electric scooters to zip through the city If you come to Bozhou, you must check it out!

In the center of the seven-mile-long street of Shenhui Ancient Town in Yuzhou, Henan, stands a living sanctuary of Jun porcelain culture—the Bó Líng Wēng Temple. This temple, listed as a key cultural relic protection unit in Henan Province, is not only the spiritual homeland of the ceramics industry but also a tangible embodiment of Jun porcelain culture, known for its “one color entering the kiln, myriad colors emerging.” Every inch of its bricks and tiles is engraved with the millennia-old bond between artisans and kiln fire. The architecture of Bó Líng Wēng Temple is a perfect fusion of Central Plains craftsmanship and Jun porcelain aesthetics. The core building, the Huaxi Tower, is a masterpiece, combining the mountain gate and the opera stage into one. From the outside, it looks like a temple gate; inside, it is a stage, showcasing exquisite design. The roof is covered with tricolor glazed tiles that shimmer with peacock green and ginger yellow under the sunlight. The flying ridge beasts at the eaves are lifelike, and the central qilin carrying a treasure vase sculpture is a masterpiece passed down from Qing Dynasty Jun porcelain artisans, symbolizing “auspicious beasts guarding the kiln, good fortune arriving at the door.” At the center of the main ridge, the qilin carrying the treasure vase stands solemnly: the qilin raises its head and sticks out its tongue, bearing a three-tiered gourd-shaped treasure vase, surrounded by entwined lotus patterns, symbolizing “auspicious beasts guarding the kiln and long-lasting blessings.” On both sides, the rolling dragon ridges stretch out gracefully, with dragon heads held high and clear dragon scales, echoing the beast face patterns on the barrel tiles below. This not only highlights the temple’s nobility but also aligns with Jun porcelain’s traditional aesthetic of “dragon patterns as supreme.” The soul of Bó Líng Wēng Temple lies in the three main deities enshrined in the main hall, each corresponding to the birth code of Jun porcelain. Center · Earth Mountain King (Emperor Shun): According to the Bamboo Annals, Shun once “made pottery by the riverbank.” He is the founding ancestor of the ceramics industry, governing the spirit of “earth,” laying the foundation for Jun porcelain’s “clay as the body.” Left · Immortal Bó Líng (Sun Bin): The legendary Warring States military strategist Sun Bin, styled Bó Líng, mastered charcoal burning techniques while studying under Guiguzi, benefiting future kiln workers. He is revered as the kiln god, overseeing the core skills of porcelain making. Right · Holy Mother of Fire: Originating from a tragic legend—the daughter of an old kiln worker, Chazi, sacrificed herself by throwing into the fire to create a Jun porcelain treasure vase, transforming into a peerless Jun porcelain. She is worshipped as the goddess of fire, guarding the mystery and warmth of the kiln fire. Whenever the kiln is opened or on the first and fifteenth days of the lunar month, kiln workers burn incense here to pray for the auspicious “one color entering the kiln, myriad colors emerging.” This symbiotic belief among people, gods, and porcelain is a unique cultural imprint of Bó Líng Wēng Temple. Bó Líng Wēng Temple is not a cold ancient building but a living epic of Jun porcelain. Here, you can understand the struggle between earth and fire, feel the warmth of craftsmanship and faith, and uncover the secret of Shenhui’s “thousand-year ever-burning kiln fire.” This weekend, why not come here and keep a thousand-year appointment with the Jun porcelain totem.

Step downstairs into the bustling city, enjoy convenience by staying at Junlai. Located at Jian'an Cultural Square, close to the Municipal Government and Economic Development Zone, with high-speed rail and highways all around, saving you time and effort for travel and errands. ✨ A new quality travel living experience with 90 panoramic floor-to-ceiling window rooms, clean and bright with smart facilities, self-service laundry, free parking, and a one-stop restaurant. 🍜 Surrounded by delicious food, cinemas, supermarkets, and shopping centers, offering a breakfast mix of Western and Chinese styles with Bozhou specialties, so you can wake up to great food and drinks. 💯 Business & leisure, 24-hour service + robot delivery, making every stay in Bozhou comfortable and relaxed. 📞 Reservation hotline: 0558-7055555

Don’t waste time searching for hotels in Bozhou anymore! Junlai Hotel perfectly meets all your travel needs. As the Youth Talent Station of Qiaocheng District, you can apply for free stays. The rooms are spacious and tidy, with soft and skin-friendly bedding, making your stay extremely comfortable. Right outside is Jian'an Cultural Square, ideal for both business trips and weekend leisure.

The Baozhou Spring Flower Viewing Album is officially launched! A relay of blooming flowers throughout the entire spring is gradually unfolding across the medicinal capital land—from the early spring plum blossoms to the peonies glowing like clouds in May, more than ten kinds of flowers appear in sequence, painting a flowing spring scroll. [Plum Blossoms] From mid-February to late March, over 4,000 Gongfen plum, white plum, green calyx plum, and red plum trees bloom in the Linyongcheng Plum Garden; at the northwest corner of the intersection of Lianhua Road and Huaichai Road, plum blossoms are in full bloom, with a subtle fragrance and elegant charm, fully embodying the poetic aftertaste of "turning into spring mud to protect the flowers." [Magnolia] From late February to late March, the white magnolias and spring flowers intertwine along Tangwang Avenue's scenic belt; rows of grand magnolias stand tall on Weiwu Avenue; on the south side of Nanhu Municipal Park and Tangwangling Park, red walls reflect magnolias, classical and serene, like stepping into a painting. [Rape Flowers] Starting mid-March, golden seas of flowers spread across the urban countryside on the east side of Jiucheng Avenue and the fields of various towns in Qiaocheng District, with bees fluttering and butterflies weaving through, bringing the rustic vitality of northern Anhui to life. [Cherry Blossoms] From mid to late March, cherry blossoms bloom along the main trail in Linyongcheng Cherry Blossom Garden, cycling through feels like entering a pink mist; at the entrance of Huatuo Herbal Garden and the east gate of the Party School of the Municipal Committee, late cherry blossoms are in full bloom, perfect for Hanfu photo ops; the "Cherry and Willow Together" scene in Tangling Park is an annual viral internet hotspot. [Pear Blossoms] From mid to late March, thousands of pear trees in the pear orchard and wine shop in Shijiu Li Town look like snow weighing down the branches. During the Pear Blossom Festival, visitors can enter the orchard to enjoy tea and rest, immersing themselves in the elegant mood of "pear blossom courtyard under the melting moon." [Apricot Blossoms] From early March to early April, apricot blossoms surround the front and back of houses and country lanes in Quanyi Village, Niuji Town. Petals gently fall on shoulders, bringing the leisurely feel of spring within reach. [Bi Tao (Green Peach)] From late March to early April, the Bi Tao Garden in Linyongcheng and the Wu Xiaoge Peach Garden in Wuma Town bloom brilliantly, with a sweet fragrance lingering in the air; peach shadows reflect on the water along Yanhe Road, with bright colors, making it a highly photogenic spot. [Red Leaf Plum] From mid-March to early April, rows of purple leaf plums form a pink tunnel at the Moon Bay in the Yaodu Forest Sea of Linyongcheng, romantically rising under night lights; Tongque Garden on Bo Shao Road and the south gate of Century Garden also offer views of scattered pink clouds swaying in the wind. [Chinese Rose (Yueji)] From late April to September, flowers bloom like a sea along main roads such as Tangwang Avenue and Jiucheng Avenue; the Flower Opera House and Huoshen Temple feature cascading rainbow Chinese roses like waterfalls, changing scenes with every step, creating the most lively color poem from late spring to early summer. [Peony] In April, precious varieties like Yanrong Purple and Drunken Yangfei bloom in Tangwangling Park; Huatuo Town Peony Garden showcases over 100 varieties in 9 major color series competing in beauty; the Bo Medicine Flower Sea Leisure and Sightseeing World features continuous patches of white medicinal peonies, blending ancient charm with medicinal fragrance. [Peony (Shaoyao)] In early May (including the May 1 holiday), 40 acres of colorful ornamental peonies bloom in Huatuo Herbal Garden, with pink, white, purple, and red arranged harmoniously; the vast peony sea in Bo Medicine Flower Sea, with Hanfu-clad visitors wandering through, feels like stepping into a thousand-year-old poetic realm. Romantic Baozhou, flowers bloom all along the way; spring waits for no one, come to Baozhou and start your unique journey now!

From March 7 to 15, 2026, the inaugural Mulan Heroine Cultural Festival grandly opens at Huatuo Herbal Garden. Two great heroines of Bozhou, Hua Mulan and Liu Jinding, "cross time and space" to gather and invite you to a springtime rendezvous. The event is packed with highlights, including a live heroine parade with war drums beating and banners flying. Hua Mulan clad in armor and Liu Jinding wielding a spear bring an immersive time-travel experience; the awakening of martial spirits features a spectacular kung fu performance, with the "Mulan Broadsword Team" delivering stunning shows. You can also enjoy close-up performances of Mulan sword dances and intangible cultural heritage lantern dances. Visitors can participate in the "Clever Strategies" NPC interaction, collecting medicinal herbs at five interactive points in the Herbal Market within the scenic area, then exchange them for sachets at Mulan Square and try making them. Exclusive benefits are also very attractive: all female visitors get free admission on March 7 and 8; from March 7 to 15, anyone who fully recites the "Ballad of Mulan" is admitted free regardless of gender. Come to Huatuo Herbal Garden to experience the heroic spirit of women, gain unique experiences, and create beautiful memories!

🌿 Bozhou Weekend｜Short Trips, These Four Places Are Absolutely Amazing! Don’t just lie around this weekend! Bozhou is a hidden gem that’s truly underrated. You can have an amazing time in just two days. These spots have been personally tested and won’t disappoint, so save this list now! 1. Huaxilou (Flower Opera Tower) Why Visit: A palace of brick and wood carving art, the pinnacle of ancient architectural aesthetics 🏛️ Architectural Wonder: Stunning brick and wood carvings from the Kangxi era, iron flagpoles, vermilion pillars—every shot looks like a masterpiece. 🎭 Cultural Heritage: Formerly the Shan-Shan Guild Hall, it witnessed Bozhou’s prosperity as a commercial hub and reflects the fusion of Jin and Hui merchant cultures. 📸 Photo Hotspot: Wear Hanfu and stroll the garden; in the light and shadows of the ancient opera tower, listen to echoes of history and instantly become the star of a time-travel drama. 2. Cao Cao Underground Military Passage Why Visit: An underground military marvel, experience the awe of the “Underground Great Wall” ⚔️ Military Genius: Known as the “Underground Great Wall,” it’s the earliest and largest underground military passage discovered so far, showcasing Cao Cao’s strategic brilliance. 🚶 Immersive Experience: Duck through the tunnels, where light and shadow recreate Cao Cao’s training grounds, as if traveling back to the Three Kingdoms era. 🏰 Panoramic Views: Climb Qiaowang Tower to overlook the ancient city and feel the weight of history. 3. Huazu An (Huatuo Temple) Why Visit: Memorial site of the divine doctor Hua Tuo, explore traditional Chinese medicine culture 🌿 Hometown of the Medical Saint: A temple honoring Eastern Han dynasty physician Hua Tuo, learn about the legendary “founder of surgery.” 🧘 Wellness Experience: The backyard has a Five-Animal Frolics stage where you can follow instructions to practice health exercises and appreciate the depth of Chinese medicine culture. 🍵 Peaceful Journey: Stroll through the ancient medicinal herb garden, see icicles hanging from branches, try making handmade herbal sachets, and cultivate calmness. 4. Lin Yongcheng · Yaodu Linhai (Medicine Capital Forest Sea) Why Visit: The city’s green lung, a great spot for family leisure 🌲 Forest Oxygen Bar: Surrounded by vast forests, it’s a natural oxygen bar perfect for cycling, walking, and breathing fresh air. 🐾 Cute Pet Interaction: The pet park has various small animals, ideal for kids to play and connect with nature. 🎡 Leisure & Entertainment: Features like Dinosaur Park and Snail Manor make it perfect for family outings to enjoy a relaxing time. Tips: 🚗 Transportation: Self-driving is recommended; the distances between attractions are moderate and parking is convenient. 🍜 Food: Bozhou offers plenty of delicious dishes like beef buns, dry noodles, and medicinal cuisine—all worth trying. 📸 Photography: Wear light-colored clothes or Hanfu for the best photos! Invite your friends this weekend and go on a spontaneous short trip～

Hunan truly has the gentle charm of its mountains and waters and the ethnic customs fused into its very bones! 😭 Discovered four stunning counties, every casual photo is wallpaper-worthy, visiting two of them instantly makes you a travel guru in your friend circle. Bookmark this now! ✅ Fenghuang County | The Ink-Wash Border Town in Shen Congwen’s Writings 🌿 Featured Activities: Morning boat ride on the Tuojiang River to see the reflection of stilt houses, wearing Miao traditional costumes to shoot atmospheric photos at Tiaoyan, squatting by Hongqiao Bridge at night to watch thousands of lights, listening to the innkeeper’s stories of western Hunan 🍜 Must-Try Foods: Sour soup fish so fresh it makes your eyebrows raise, crispy little fish from Tuojiang, plus sour and spicy rice tofu and richly flavored blood duck with preserved meat ✅ Furong Town | The Millennium Ancient Town Hanging on a Waterfall 🌿 Featured Activities: Stay in a stilt house and fall asleep to the sound of the waterfall, stroll along the five-li-long cobblestone street to touch the history of the Tusi royal city, take a boat tour of the You River Gallery to see the hanging coffins, walk the old street with a lantern late at night for a super atmospheric experience 🍜 Must-Try Foods: Liu Xiaoqing’s sour and spicy rice tofu, Tujia cured meat that’s fatty but not greasy, freshly boiled live fish so delicious you’ll lick the plate, and a bowl of Bangye liquor for ultimate relaxation ✅ Tongdao Dong Autonomous County | The Forgotten Time Capsule 🌿 Featured Activities: Climb Wanfoshan to see the Danxia peak forest with morning mist and sea of clouds, wait for grandma to light lamps under the drum tower in Yutou ancient village, immerse yourself in the intangible cultural heritage Dong grand song performance, experience the lively Dong village communal feast 🍜 Must-Try Foods: Sour fish and sour meat with a spicy kick, colorful glutinous rice that’s both beautiful and tasty, pick your own bayberries during the June Bayberry Festival for ultimate freedom, say “bo ying” to grandma and she’ll give you extra sticky rice cakes 😋 ✅ Guidong County | Hunan’s Eden in the Clouds 🌿 Featured Activities: Climb Qiyun Mountain to chase the Milky Way and starry sky, stroll through the Qingzhu cloud sea for a martial arts movie vibe, watch the sunset gild the seventy-two peaks from Wentian Pagoda on Santai Mountain, after rain, squat by the waterfall clouds at Bamianshan for a spectacular view 🍜 Must-Try Foods: Tea-scented lamb chops that cut the grease, rice noodles with sticky bamboo shoots full of wild mountain flavor, tea oil fried pumpkin flowers crispy outside and tender inside, plus rice wine soaked pickled garlic that’s refreshing and appetizing 💫 Lazy Traveler Routes Recommended ▫️ Artsy Route: Fenghuang 2 days → Tongdao 3 days (immersive ancient town and ethnic culture experience) ▫️ Secret Scenic Route: Furong Town 2 days → Guidong 3 days (perfect for mountain and water scenery lovers) ▫️ Epic Loop: Changsha → Fenghuang → Furong Town → Tongdao → Guidong (7 days to explore Hunan’s lesser-known beauties) 💡 Travel Tips ▫️ At Fenghuang’s Duet Stage, join in Miao songs and taste grandma’s homemade rice wine ▫️ In Guidong, find a homestay owner to pick cloud mist tea for great value ▫️ November in Guidong is perfect for autumn sun-drying scenes, with fiery red chili peppers covering the hills 📸 Stop just focusing on Changsha and Zhangjiajie! 🥳 These hidden beauties deep in the mountains need to be measured step by step. Grab your travel buddy and set off now~

Hefei Huiyuan Address: No. 276, Fanhua Avenue, Economic Development Zone, Hefei City Admission: Free entry; core exhibition halls open from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM; park accessible all day Transportation: About a 10-minute walk from Exit A of Fanhua Avenue Station on Metro Line 3; Bus routes 20/80/150 to Huiyuan Station; self-driving visitors can park at P4 parking lot with relatively ample spaces Itinerary Route (Enter from South Gate — Exit from North Gate, no backtracking) 1. Century Square’s 16 Cultural Pillars: Representing the 16 cities of Anhui Province, featuring local iconic symbols, perfect for photo ops. 2. Huangshan Garden: Replicas of the Welcoming Pine and Flying Rock; wooden boardwalk offers elevated views of the park. 3. Huizhou Lane: Concentrated Huizhou-style architecture including Hongcun Moon Pond and Shexian Archway Cluster, great for photography. 4. Anqing Zhenfeng Tower: Scaled replica; climb the tower to view the entire park’s water system and scenery. 5. Bozhou Flower Opera Stage: Rich wooden carvings; interactive intangible cultural heritage Five-Animal Exercise experience, ideal for kids to learn traditional culture. 6. Large Lawn on the West Side: Suitable for tent camping, picnics, and spring outings; a core area for relaxing with children, surrounded by family-friendly play and leisure spaces. Key Check-in Spots Century Square Cultural Pillars, Huangshan Garden Welcoming Pine, Huizhou Lane Moon Pond and Archways, Anqing Zhenfeng Tower, Bozhou Flower Opera Stage, Large Lawn Camping Area. Practical Tips • Suitable for: family outings with kids, spring outings, camping, picnics, light leisure, Hanfu photoshoots, short relaxation trips. • Not suitable for: visitors seeking authentic local scenery or in-depth real-world tours, as the park features miniature landscapes with limited immersive experience. • Camping advice: Bring your own picnic mats, tents (open flames prohibited), snacks, and drinking water; park facilities are basic, so prepare accordingly. • Surrounding conditions: Some supporting facilities nearby are incomplete, some roads are still under construction, making travel and parking somewhat inconvenient; dining and convenience stores are limited, so plan ahead. Summary Huiyuan is a great local spot in Hefei for family outings, spring outings, camping, and casual relaxation with photo-friendly scenery. For out-of-town visitors coming specifically to see “scenery from across Anhui,” the miniature landscapes may feel somewhat sparse, so expectations should be moderate.

From March 7 to March 8, 2026, female visitors nationwide can enjoy free admission to several well-known attractions in Bozhou, including Huaxilou Scenic Area, Cao Cao Underground Military Transport Tunnel, Huazu An Huatuo Herbal Garden Scenic Area, National Defense Education Base, Bozhou Exhibition Hall, Nanjing Lane Qianzhuang, Weiwu Shrine, Chentuan Temple, and Daode Zhonggong. Huaxilou Scenic Area is famous for its exquisite brick carvings, wood carvings, and colorful paintings, making it an excellent place to experience traditional architectural art; the Cao Cao Underground Military Transport Tunnel showcases ancient military wisdom, transporting visitors back to the Three Kingdoms period; the Huazu An Huatuo Herbal Garden Scenic Area combines history and nature, allowing visitors to learn about Huatuo’s medical contributions while enjoying a rich variety of plant landscapes. Female visitors can relax here, immerse themselves in historical and cultural heritage, and enjoy a unique travel experience. Come to Bozhou, check in at these distinctive attractions, and create unforgettable memories!

Went out for a stroll during the New Year and chose Bozhou, a city nearby with a decent cultural heritage, definitely worth a visit! Huaxilou is the top recommendation! ✔️ You can choose to enter the Huaxilou scenic area before 5:30 PM, so you can see both the brick and wood carvings as well as the performances, which is the best way to experience it! ✔️ The highlights are the brick carvings and wood carvings! These include the main gate of the Great Guandi Temple and the stage behind it! The gate is made of brick carvings, and the stage is wood carvings, mainly featuring stories from the Three Kingdoms, focusing on loyal and righteous characters, which you can savor in detail! ✔️ This place mainly consists of temples dedicated to loyal and righteous heroes, such as the Zhang Fei Temple, Guandi Temple, Yue Fei Temple, and Zhugong Academy, all centered around stories of these loyal figures! ✔️ As for the evening performances and activities, they enhance the New Year atmosphere and travel experience, and you can participate to win silver tickets, which many scenic spots currently offer! 📢 Although the overall cityscape of Bozhou is not very good, parking during the New Year is free and easy, which is a plus!

🌸March-April Budget Travel Legends｜4 Off-the-Beaten-Path Small Cities, Only 300+ Per Person, Just Go for It Fewer crowds, low prices, spring scenery at its best—perfect for students and budget travelers to copy✨ 🌿Suichang, Zhejiang｜Southern Zhejiang Secret Spot, Completely Uncommercialized and Relaxing Highlights: New green tea hills and sea of clouds terraced fields in March-April, free ancient villages to explore at will Must-Do: Watch the sea of clouds terraced fields at Nanjian Rock☁️, light hiking at Qianfoshan🪨, stroll the old street of Dushan Ancient Village Transport: High-speed train to Lishui then 1-hour bus, very economical urban-rural bus Must-Eat: Suichang grilled cake, Jiaotan fish head, mountain powder dumplings Accommodation: County hotels 70-100 RMB/night, better deals in off-season Save Money: Most attractions free, use buses for transport, snacks 5-10 RMB fill you up Tips: It’s cool in the mountains early and late, bring a light jacket; early visits to Nanjian Rock increase chances of sea of clouds Personal Feel: Few people, beautiful scenery, zero-cost spring photos, budget travelers will be thrilled! ⛰️Yiyang, Jiangxi｜Danxia Heritage, Affordable and Enjoyable Highlights: Misty rain moistens Danxia in March-April, few crowds at Guifeng, half-price tickets in off-season Must-Do: Climb Camel Peak at Guifeng for unique mountain views🐢, stroll the bluestone streets of Yiyang Ancient Town, walk and enjoy the breeze by Xin River Transport: High-speed train direct to Yiyang Station, 5-minute bus to attractions Must-Eat: Yiyang rice cake, Guifeng braised pork, glutinous rice cake Accommodation: Homestays near attractions 80-120 RMB/night, walkable to sites Save Money: Half-price tickets in off-season, free to explore ancient town, breakfast for 5 RMB Tips: Bring rain gear, wear non-slip shoes for Danxia hiking Personal Feel: Own the whole Danxia area, great value, budget travelers just go for it! 🌿Chongzuo, Guangxi｜Little Guilin Alternative, Mountain and Water Masterpiece Highlights: 10 times less crowded than Yangshuo, Karst spring scenery in March-April, few people and beautiful views Must-Do: Cycling at Mingshi Pastoral🌾, see the cross-border water scene at Detian Waterfall💦, hike the Heishui River Transport: High-speed train to Chongzuo Station, then bus/shuttle directly to attractions Must-Eat: Chongzuo rice noodles, Vietnamese spring rolls, sour porridge Accommodation: Small city hotels 80-130 RMB/night, clean and cheap Save Money: Pastoral greenways free to explore, snacks about 20 RMB per person to fill up Tips: Bring sunscreen, small temperature difference at border mornings and evenings, travel light Personal Feel: Picturesque mountains and waters, extremely low cost, so off-the-beaten-path you won’t want to share! 🏯Bozhou, Anhui｜Ancient Medicine City, Cultural Budget Travel Highlights: Perfect spring in March-April, less popular than Huizhou Ancient City, affordable/free attractions Must-Do: Explore Cao Cao’s Military Road secret🚇, see wood carvings at Huaxilou Theater🏮, browse the bustling Chinese herbal medicine market Transport: High-speed train direct to Bozhou Station, full city bus coverage Must-Eat: Bozhou beef bun, medicinal porridge, flat rice noodles with vegetables Accommodation: Hotels near train station 70-110 RMB/night, very convenient Save Money: Chinese Character Museum free, off-season ticket discounts, snacks 6 RMB fill you up Tips: Wear comfortable shoes for ancient streets, bring a light jacket for cool mornings and evenings Personal Feel: Full of history, ridiculously low prices, a must for cultural budget travelers! 💡Top Budget Travel Money-Saving Tips 1. Transport: High-speed train + bus/shuttle, short trips under 100 RMB, avoid expensive taxis 2. Accommodation: Choose affordable county hotels/homestays, book off-season for 50% savings 3. Food: Stick to street stalls/local old shops, avoid trendy places, 25 RMB per person to eat well 4. Tickets: Prioritize free ancient villages/forests, buy off-season discount tickets for paid spots 5. Gear: Travel light with water bottle, light jacket, rain gear, avoid unnecessary expenses 📝Summary Spring scenery is at its peak in March-April. These 4 small cities have fewer people, low prices, and beautiful views. You can fully enjoy them for just over 300 RMB per person. Ready to go anytime with zero burden—budget travelers, save this now!

When you come to Bozhou, besides visiting Cao Cao's Tomb and Huazu Temple, you can also try some Japanese food at Wanda Plaza! 🏠 Atmosphere: Right at the entrance, I was attracted by the Japanese-style noren curtains and decor, and inside it’s like a hidden gem. Warm yellow lighting, wooden tables and chairs, and small screens separating each area. Anime posters are stuck on the walls, creating a relaxed and cozy vibe. 🥢 Dishes: 🍣 Sashimi Platter: Salmon, sweet shrimp, Arctic surf clam, tuna, and more! The quality is absolutely top-notch! Each slice is thick-cut and so fresh it’ll make your eyebrows drop~ 🍜 Ramen: Soft noodles soaked in rich broth, every bite is so satisfying! 🍙 Sushi: My favorites are foie gras sushi and salmon sushi! The melt-in-your-mouth foie gras is pure happiness! 🍱 Bento: The variety is super rich! Beef, chicken, salmon, and more—want to try them all! 🥗 Salad: Loaded with ingredients and tossed in a delicious dressing, healthy and tasty~ ⭕️ Must-try combo: Sashimi platter + ramen + sushi + bento, so you can enjoy everything you want in one go~ 💰 Average cost: Around 150 RMB (flexible depending on your budget) ✅ Summary: This He Xi Izakaya in Bozhou really amazed me! After eating, I felt so happy I wanted to spin around on the spot~ Eating Japanese food here is just pure bliss! I’ll definitely come back next time~

Wakaka~ Discovered a fairyland for flower viewing! 🤩 The Peony Flower Sea in Bozhou, Anhui, in April is simply legendary! 350,000 mu of blooming flowers + a thousand-year-old medicine capital, no filter needed for photos Here’s a local’s secret guide, read after saving✨ Who understands this kind of heart flutter? 💓 April in Bozhou is like God spilled a palette of colors 🎨 Pink, white, red, and purple peonies cover the land The breeze carries a sweet herbal fragrance~ 100 times better for photos than those internet-famous flower seas! After reading this, you’ll definitely capture stunning nine-grid photos 📸 ————🌸 Lazy Traveler’s Essential Guide ———— 🌟 Best Blooming Period: Late April to mid-May (Peony Festival peak bloom from 4/30 to 5/5 only!) 📍 Key Check-in Spots: ⚡ Bozhou Peony Flower Sea Tourism World (Guinness certified!) ⚡ Jiangli New Village, Shibalizhen Town ⚡ Lianhua Road, Shihezhen Town 🎫 Tickets: Free! Free! Free! (Some experiences have a small fee~) 🕒 Recommended Visit Duration: 1-2 days Flower sea + ancient city + medicinal cuisine all in one trip ✌️ ————🚗 Transportation Guide ———— 🚙 For Self-Drivers: Navigate to "Bozhou Peony Flower Sea Tourism World" About 1.5-2 hours from Hefei/Fuyang/Shangqiu Huge parking lot and free! 🚄 For High-Speed Rail Travelers: Get off at "Bozhou South Station" Taxi to flower sea takes 20 minutes (about 30 RMB) Bus also goes directly, super convenient~ ⚠️ Tips During Peony Festival: Some roads will have traffic restrictions You can park at Jiangli New Village Party-Mass Service Center 5-minute walk to flower sea entrance~ ————📸 Three Must-Photo Spots ———— 1️⃣ Guinness Flower Sea World 🌟 Endless waves of pink and white flowers! Windmills + mini train + popular poetry wall Put on Hanfu and instantly feel like an ancient-style heroine 2️⃣ Jiangli New Village, Shibalizhen Town ✨ Pristine 10,000-mu peony base Few people, beautiful scenery, non-commercialized Easily get pastoral-style photos 3️⃣ Lianhua Road, Shihezhen Town 💐 Driving feels like passing through a flower tunnel Stop anytime by the roadside for photos The atmosphere is instantly elevated! ————💯 Photography Tips ———— ⏰ Golden Hours: 7-9 AM | 4-6 PM Soft light creates stunning hair glow effects 👗 Outfit Suggestions: White dresses | Hanfu | Light colors Perfect match with the pink flower sea~ ✨ Bonus Props: Straw hat | Folding fan | Transparent umbrella Instantly become a vibe queen 🎬 Exclusive Angles: ✔️ Low-angle shots in the flower fields for long legs ✔️ Overhead shots from the viewing platform for breathtaking panoramas ✔️ Artistic shots by the poetry wall ————🍽 Food & Shopping Guide ———— 🥘 Must-Try Medicinal Cuisine: ✔️ Beef Mo (steamed bun) | Soup sprinkling ✔️ Hua Tuo’s Ten-Complete Soup | Cao Cao’s Fish Head Nutritious, delicious, and super healthy! 🛒 Cultural Souvenirs: ✔️ Peony sachets | White Peony tea ✔️ Chinese medicine blind boxes | Intangible cultural heritage medicine carvings Bring unique medicinal fragrances home~ 🎪 Peony Festival Exclusives: Health market | Intangible cultural heritage performances Immersive experience of the medicine capital culture! ————🗺 1.5-Day Highlight Itinerary ———— Day 1️⃣ Bozhou Peony Flower Sea → Jiangli New Village → Lianhua Road → Eat medicinal cuisine → Night tour of Beiguan historic district Day 2️⃣ Flower Opera House → Hua Tuo Herbal Garden → Chinese Medicine Market → Return trip ————⚠️ Pitfall Avoidance Guide ———— ❌ Avoid shooting at noon with harsh light It causes overexposure and ghostly photos 😱 ❌ Never pick the flowers! Peonies are important medicinal materials~ ✅ Bring sunscreen + mosquito repellent There are quite a few little mosquitoes in the fields ✅ Wear comfortable flat shoes You’ll walk a lot on field ridges and small paths 💖 Final Words: The gentle April breeze blows 350,000 mu of peonies bloom softly This limited-edition pink dreamscape Deserves to be seen by everyone~ Tag your flower-viewing buddy And rush to this springtime romance together!

On March 3, 2026 (the 15th day of the first lunar month), multiple cultural and tourism sites in Bozhou will simultaneously launch a series of Lantern Festival-themed events, featuring diverse forms such as intangible cultural heritage performances, traditional Chinese style parades, immersive interactions, traditional experiences, and special performances. The activities will showcase the deep-rooted traditional Chinese medicine culture of the "Millennium Medicine Capital" and the folk customs of northern Anhui, balancing fun, participation, and cultural depth. [Intangible Cultural Heritage Spring Festival Play] Time: March 3 (the 15th day of the first lunar month) | Location: Baicao Garden More than ten intangible cultural heritage projects from northern Anhui, including war drums, dragon dance, fan dance, small cart dry boat, single-pole bridge, large group meetings, and flower drum lantern, will be performed in rotation. Authentic folk arts come alive in the real-life setting of Baicao Garden, allowing visitors to experience the vitality and festive spirit of intangible cultural heritage up close. [Baicao Parade] Time: March 3 (the 15th day of the first lunar month) | Location: Baicao Garden A national style troupe dressed in Hanfu and performing Han rituals will carry out an immersive parade along the main park avenue. The parade integrates the health concepts of the Huangdi Neijing and stories of authentic medicinal herbs into the performance route, engaging visitors with high-fives, poetry exchanges, and photo opportunities, letting traditional Chinese medicine culture naturally resonate during the walk. [Qingnang Flash Mob] Time: March 3 (the 15th day of the first lunar month) | Location: Baicao Garden A popular NPC transforms into the "Qingnang Hero," setting up challenge tasks such as "Identifying Herbs and Their Properties," "Pulse Diagnosis Puzzle," and "Tracing Medicinal Herbs." Completing the interactions unlocks exclusive surprise rewards, helping visitors learn about a herb, remember a prescription, and fall in love with the city in a relaxed atmosphere. [Tangwang Hot Spring Lantern Festival Celebration] Time: March 3 (the 15th day of the first lunar month) | Location: Tangwang Hot Spring Diners on Lantern Festival day will receive handmade reunion glutinous rice balls; the first 200 visitors will get a free blessing lotus lantern and can participate in the nighttime lantern release ceremony or take it home. There is also a fun "Galloping Horses" challenge to collect stamps and redeem small gifts and fish therapy vouchers, enjoying both hot springs and festival fun. [Huaxi Lou Lantern Festival Festivities] Time: March 3 (the 15th day of the first lunar month) | Location: Huaxi Lou Scenic Area Make and cook glutinous rice balls by hand at the Health Preservation Hall, eating them fresh; enjoy the glutinous rice balls while watching dialect versions of "The Legend of the White Snake," "Marriage Proposal at the Embroidery Tower," and "The Clever Fight with Ma Sandao." The blend of local dialect and folk expressions brings classic stories to life, merging the warmth of daily life with theatrical flair. [Cao Cao Theater Interactive Performances] Time: March 3 (the 15th day of the first lunar month) | Location: Cao Cao Theater (Qiaowang Tower) Two original short plays, "Old Cao’s Military Route" and "The Disappearing Cao Cao," will be performed alternately, combining real military route scenes, sound and light effects, and audience improvisation to reinterpret Three Kingdoms culture with a youthful expression. [Huazu An Lantern Festival Glutinous Rice Balls Giveaway] Time: March 3 (the 15th day of the first lunar month) | Location: Huazu An Scenic Area Visitors who purchase tickets to enter the park will receive a blessing plaque or blessing ribbon and a free serving of hot handmade glutinous rice balls, available while supplies last, first come first served, delivering health blessings and warm flavors simultaneously. This Lantern Festival, come to Bozhou for a cultural appointment full of flavor, color, medicine, and art!

The excitement at Huatuo Herbal Garden doesn't stop after the holiday! The "Jishi Baixiang" themed dance, rooted in Bozhou folk customs, features dancers in traditional costumes with delicate movements, vividly recreating the diverse scenes of ancient marketplaces. The blend of everyday life and artistic expression immerses you in a thousand-year journey through the streets of the Medicine Capital. The national style "Herbal Parade" is led by a Hanfu troupe, with a parade route throughout the park that integrates Han rituals and traditional Chinese medicine elements. Visitors can join in the interaction anytime to experience the flowing charm of traditional aesthetics. The "Herbal Jianghu" NPC interactive experience has been upgraded, with characters like Yun Dianxia appearing randomly, inviting you to become a hero, solve puzzles, and learn about medicinal herbs while enjoying fun tasks and exclusive surprises. The "Five Animals Play" drama cleverly adapts Huatuo’s Five Animal Frolics, combining stories from the Three Kingdoms era with health wisdom. The lively plot and natural interaction make it suitable for all ages. The "Rolling Lantern Spring Festival" intangible cultural heritage lantern dance shines brilliantly, performed live by a national intangible cultural heritage inheritor. The rolling lanterns flow like a pouring galaxy, with agile dance steps and dynamic light and shadow, showcasing the vitality of northern Anhui folk customs. The "Yun Dianxia Dance" martial arts performance balances strength and grace, with fluid moves that display the spirit of Chinese martial arts and the heroism of Jianghu. Come to Huatuo Herbal Garden and start your own national style wellness journey!

This isn't your average noodle shop! It's a one-stop shop for Huizhou cuisine, intangible cultural heritage, and live performances, truly the pinnacle of Huizhou cultural experience! ✨ 🏮【Absolutely Stunning Ambiance】 Located in Huizhou Garden, this is a 1:1 replica of the Bozhou Flower Opera House. White walls, black tiles, flowing water, and hanging lanterns—every snapshot is a masterpiece of ancient Chinese style! 📸 🍜【Must-Try Signature Dish】 🐟Impression Huizhou Stinky Mandarin Fish Noodles Intangible cultural heritage handmade noodles + stinky mandarin fish directly imported from Huangshan. The servers will even demonstrate how to dismantle the fish and mix the noodles right in front of you! **Aesthetic and Delicious Experience** 🍖Other Must-Have Menu Items: ▪️Braised Pork Belly (by Black Pearl Chef) ▪️Traditional Smoked Sea Bass ▪️Huizhou Fermented Tofu 🎭【Immersive Experience】 ▪️Huangmei Opera Live Show every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evening ▪️"Huizhou Merchants' Night Banquet" Live Performance (Reservations Required) Enjoy noodles while watching the opera – a truly immersive experience! 📌【Practical Information】 📍Address: Huiyuan Bozhou Pavilion, No. 276 Fanhua Avenue, Economic Development Zone, Hefei City ⏰Opening Hours: Weekdays 10:30-21:00 Saturdays 10:30-17:00 Performance starts at 18:50. Remember to make reservations in advance! 💸Average Price: Approximately 150 RMB 💡Tips: We recommend wearing Hanfu for photos! The private rooms on the second floor offer fantastic views! Show your ID on your birthday to receive a complimentary longevity noodle dish! 🎂

On February 25, 2026 (the ninth day of the lunar new year), the grand Wuxi Taibo Temple Fair will kick off! As the premier temple fair in Jiangnan, this event, themed "Rushing to Wu," will start with a folk parade at Zhonghua Decheng Square and extend to multiple locations including Meicun Erhu Cultural Park, Bodu River, Erhu Square, and Shoumeng Navy Square. Participation is free throughout, showcasing the essence of Wu culture and the peak festive atmosphere of the Spring Festival. [Taibo Temple Fair Folk Parade] Starting at 9:30 AM on February 25 from Zhonghua Decheng Square, the parade will pass through the ancient town’s main street, blending traditional costumes, intangible cultural heritage formations, and traditional drum music to present the historical narrative of Taibo rushing to Wu and founding the Wu state. ["Rushing to Wu, Spring in Meili" Cultural Performance] Two shows will be held on February 25 from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM and 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Meili Small Theater in Meicun Erhu Cultural Park, combining Xiju opera, Wu songs, erhu performances, and original dance to echo the spirit of Wu culture. [Kunpeng Soaring · Bodu River Light and Shadow Show] At 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM on February 25, dancers will perform mid-air along the cableway, with lighting effects illuminating the millennium-old Bodu River waterway, creating an immersive visual spectacle linking water, land, and air. [Taibo Temple Fair · Meili Good Market] From now until March 3 (from the 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month to the 15th day of the first lunar month), the market opens daily at 10:00 AM, blending the ancient charm of Wu with Silk Road influences, gathering handmade crafts, fragrant teas, seasonal snacks, and ethnic cultural creations. [Meili Has Drama · Intangible Cultural Heritage Xiju Opera Performance] At 10:00 AM on February 25, classic Xiju opera excerpts will be performed on the Wu Song Stage at Erhu Square, featuring melodious singing and exquisite costumes, allowing visitors to experience the living heritage of Jiangnan opera in front of the ancient stage. [Children’s Dream in Meili Children’s Play] At 1:00 PM on February 25, the Wu Song Stage at Erhu Square will present an original children’s play that conveys friendship, courage, and growth through entertaining education. [Guochao Peddler Clown Show] At 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM on February 25, humorous short street plays will be performed at Shoumeng Navy Square, featuring clown costumes, dialect interactions, and impromptu selling, awakening nostalgic memories of old Wuxi street life. [New Year Lantern Festival · The “Mei” Good Prologue of Light and Shadow Whispers] Lights turn on daily at 5:00 PM, with the water alleys on both sides of Meili Ancient Town glowing brilliantly. Lanterns reflect on the clear waves, perfect for a slow family stroll to enjoy the lingering charm of the New Year. At the same time, many places in Wuxi continue the festive atmosphere through the Lantern Festival: On March 3, Tianshang Village Front Street will host Taiping dragon dances, opera performances, and a Lantern Festival village evening; Huishan Shimen Scenic Area will shine with thousands of lights, combining intangible cultural heritage markets and Dragon Mountain blessings; Lianghong Wetland Park’s lantern festival runs until March 4; Jiangyin Bund’s “Hi Space” and Yixing Zhanggong Cave’s New Year lantern festival will also be open simultaneously, each with unique features. Come to Wuxi for a spring date that spans three thousand years of Wu culture and enjoy an endless Jiangnan New Year celebration!