Xuzhou Hui Long Wo Travel Guide | Things only locals know

Hui Long Wo | Why do so many locals recommend this attraction? First, it's because it has many ancient buildings from Xuzhou, some of which can even be traced back to the Qing Dynasty, making it especially great for 📸. There are many restaurants (most with an average cost of 50-80 per person, I've tried quite a few, and the taste is generally good), specialty shops (bronze ware, Zhang Xiaoquan scissors, etc.), snack stalls, and the prices are generally within a normal range. It's a place where locals in Xuzhou also like to hang out. - ⭐⭐Transportation 🔸Don't drive❌ It's super congested on holidays, and hard to find parking 🔸Ride a 🛵 and navigate to Pengcheng Courtyard Cultural and Creative Industry Park! Easy parking, there are Mobike and HelloBike parking spots right at the entrance, and at Pengcheng Courtyard you can also check in at a huge hand-painted 🐱 wall (if you enter from here, be sure to ask the security guard where the toilets are first, as the toilets in Pengcheng Courtyard are upstairs, otherwise, especially on holidays, the two toilets in Hui Long Wo are either far away or have long queues) 🔸🚇 Take the subway line 2 to Hubu Mountain Station, which goes directly to Hui Long Wo - ⭐⭐Attractions: ① Ancient City Wall Ruins Right next to the Cat's Sky City, that glass section is it, the city wall is below, really cool, and the glass walkway is also very interestingly constructed. ② City Wall Museum Open from 11:00-17:00, no documents or reservations required. It has two floors, the ground floor and the basement. The ground floor exhibits are not fixed; I've seen photography exhibitions, packaging exhibitions, etc., and they change regularly. The basement displays some historical graphics of Xuzhou, and you can actually touch the ancient city wall. - ⭐⭐Photography 📸 You can rent Hanfu for 30 yuan an hour, and the atmosphere is even better at night than during the day. If you go at night, it's best to bring a small light to illuminate your face, which is convenient for post-editing. The ancient city wall ruins and the City Wall Museum are both very photogenic, and there are many other good spots, but there's one place that basically only locals know about, which is a small garden opposite the walking Xuzhou, where many local girls go to take pictures in Hanfu during the day. It has pavilions, ponds, and is a good spot for photography. - ⭐⭐Eating Behind Cat's Sky City, where there used to be a parking lot, there's now a Xuzhou Night Si, which is said to be a night market but is also open during the day. It's just the usual downtown Xuzhou night market prices, with wheel cakes, fountain beef offal, Xuzhou grilled gluten, grilled lamb skewers, etc., all available there. I usually eat at the night market when I go there myself. For restaurants with an average cost of ten to twenty yuan, you can go to eat at Model Rice Noodles, and for other large restaurants, the decor is usually quite distinctive, so you can search for reviews and choose according to your taste. - ⭐⭐Stamps and Souvenirs: Three stamping points ① Cat's Sky City, with 6 stamps, used to be free, but later when more people came to stamp, you had to buy a 3 yuan postcard at the cashier first, and then you can stamp after paying, and you can also send postcards. ② Walking Xuzhou, with two stamps, free to stamp, official design, no consumption required. At the official store, you can buy a passport for 9.9 yuan, which compared to the blank passport from the creators, has pictures of the attractions and will guide you to where the official stamps for each attraction are. You can also buy edible and specialty souvenirs here; I've bought Lvliang peanut candy here before, which was really good, with generally good flavors, nice packaging, and prices ranging from 10 to 30 yuan.