Old towers and screen walls, fourteen hundred years old

Recommended reason: The cultural atmosphere is extremely dense, the photos look good, and the key is free!! Location: Guoqing Scenic Area 🏞【Destination Guide】 🧳Pre-trip preparation: When I went there, it was the last few days of the Spring Festival holiday, the weather was still good, and there were not many people. It may rain in the recent May, it is best to prepare rain gear and wear waterproof and non-slip shoes (if the rain is not heavy, it is definitely the scene of 'rain falling, the old hometown's vegetation is dense', very suitable for taking photos of the national style and classical: Hanfu, oil-paper umbrellas, a glance through time!) 🚗Transportation strategy: The entrance is at the foot of the mountain, there is a pretty big parking lot, you can drive yourself, or take public transportation or a taxi to the Guoqing Scenic Area parking lot 🛏Hotel information: There are some homestays near the scenic area parking lot, the accommodation conditions are new and old, and they vary, everyone can compare on related platforms 🌟Local must-visit: Sui Tower, Guoqing Temple 🍽Food strategy: There are only some local restaurants with homestays and some local snack shops around the scenic area. There are also various mobile roadside stalls in the scenic area that look like local villagers (starch sausages, baked cakes, stinky tofu, etc.), I can only say it's not bad, and the price is reasonable (I went during the Spring Festival, and the prices were not much different from the usual roadside snacks) 🛍Shopping strategy: There are many Yiwu small commodities 💗Travel experience: The focus is on the scenic spot itself. As a deep lover of travel photography and historical and cultural arts, I particularly hate fake cultural relics. Before coming to Guoqing Temple, I used to go to places like Shanxi and Henan where the cultural relics are well preserved. Later, when I came to Jiangsu and Zhejiang, I felt that the ancient buildings here were too newly repaired, like Lingyin Temple, which is so new that it has lost the texture of time, until I came to Guoqing Temple and Sui Tower. From the buildings to the ground, and the surrounding water system environment, it is all living history, worth visiting again and again 📌Little Tips: There are many famous scenic spots further up from Guoqing Temple, which is the end of the East Zhejiang Tang Poetry Road where poets from the Tang Dynasty to all dynasties gathered (I plan to go again to continue exploring). The most famous Tiantai Sect in Japan originated here, and Guoqing Temple is its ancestral temple, with too many stories to explore