I thought Shaoxing was beautiful enough! Until I came to Quzhou

😎 If you only have a weekend or a day, you might as well come to 📍Jiangshan, Quzhou. Although there are no particularly shocking big landscapes here, it is very suitable for spending an entire weekend, slowly relaxing. Stroll around the small town, enjoy the dusk and dawn, feel the smoke and mist... Everyone should control their expectations😉. 【How to get there】 🚄 Depart from Nanjing and arrive at 'Jiangshan Station'. There is a direct bus to the scenic spot, or you can take a taxi or rent a car yourself. Since the attractions in Jiangshan are relatively scattered, it is recommended to rent a car at Quzhou Station if there are many people, as the price will be much cheaper, about 130r/day for an electric car! We can first take a shallow tour and eat in Quzhou city, and then drive out🚗. 【About the attractions】 📍Nianbadu Ancient Town National Geographic calls it: 'A dream lost in the mountains'. This is an ancient town that straddles three provinces (Zhejiang, Fujian, Jiangxi), really! We drove the wrong way at that time and directly drove to Fujian, haha😆. It is not big, the commercial atmosphere is not strong, and all you see are well-preserved Ming and Qing buildings, with mountains and water, simple and full of fireworks, and there are many snacks😋. ⚠️ It costs 🎫80r during the day, but I found that after 5 pm you can enter directly without a ticket, haha😂. 📍Jianglang Mountain One of the few Danxia landforms in Zhejiang, 'Yixiantian' is very spectacular, but it takes a bit of effort. (It is relatively close to Qingyang Village, and can be arranged to visit together.) ⚠️ Free on weekdays, but you can't reach the peak, 🎫90r on weekends and holidays. 📍Qingyang Cultural Village An ancient village with yellow walls and black tiles, rich in historical and cultural heritage, known as the 'Village of Scholars'. Don't miss the lotus pond when you come here, it's very suitable for leisurely strolling and taking photos📷. ⚠️ Several exhibition halls, ancestral homes, and former residences inside require 🎫50r, but if you are not interested, you can also not buy tickets and still visit the entire village. 【About food】 Quzhou not only has spicy duck heads, but also various glutinous delicacies, such as gorgon cake, sesame cake, crystal cake, Nianbadu tofu wind stove... Just thinking about it makes one's mouth water😍.