Things to do in Haining

Dongzha retains the original, vibrant atmosphere of old Wuzhen, with its white walls, black tiles, small bridges, and flowing water, creating a quintessential Jiangnan water town ambiance. The scenic area boasts numerous exhibition halls, including Mao Dun's Former Residence, the Hundred Beds Museum, Huiyuan Pawnshop, and the Shadow Puppet Theater, all worth exploring in detail. Traditional folk performances can also be enjoyed. Online ticket purchase and exchange are convenient; simply scan the code to enter the park. The old streets are brimming with local life, offering a wide variety of snacks, perfect for a leisurely stroll. Complementing the style of Xizha, it's a must-visit in Wuzhen and highly recommended.

The Former Residence of Chen Ge Lao in Yanguan, located in Haiyan County, Zhejiang Province, was built in the Ming Dynasty and is the former residence of Chen Ge Lao. Its architectural style is simple and elegant, full of historical atmosphere. There is a Chen Ge Lao Memorial Hall in the former residence, which displays Chen Ge Lao's life and his achievements in calligraphy, poetry and other aspects.

The ticket price is 15 yuan, which is not expensive, but the temple is under repair. I found that the 18 deputies of the sea god appointed by Yongzheng were missing, and they were locked up in the side halls on both sides. There is a bird's-eye view of the construction at the entrance. It is a pity that Yongzheng spent 100,000 taels of gold from his private money to build the Sea God Temple. With the efforts of tourism and cultural managers and historical archaeology experts, only less than one-third of the original space remains.

The Bund in Shanghai is a must-visit destination. On one side are a century-old cluster of European classical buildings, with the clock tower of the Customs House being particularly striking, its heavy stone pillars and exquisite carvings telling the story of the old city's history. On the opposite bank, the Lujiazui skyline is filled with skyscrapers, including the Shanghai Tower, the Shanghai World Financial Center, and the Oriental Pearl Tower, all shining brightly. By day, they are imposing and grand, while at night they are dazzling with lights. It is recommended to visit in the evening, first strolling along the Bund promenade to enjoy the river view, and then waiting for nightfall to fall so that the lights of the buildings can be spread across the river, with light and shadow shimmering on the water, creating a wonderful atmosphere.

Wonderful experience. Beautiful park and probably one of my favourites. Downside is you need to be able to walk and walk. In comparison to US or Paris it's big. The transport is miles from the entrance and the park itself ranges in distance but that is what makes it beautiful. Wide walkways and trees. The staff are second to none for making you feel welcome waving non stop and the food at Tangled Tree Tavern was delicious. Crispy pork. In comparison to other parks around the world prices are reasonable. Disney Town has a lot of restaurants. The fireworks were incredible.

This is a perfect place for a family trip during summer vacation. It has a ball pit and slides so parents can relax. The second floor offers unlimited ice cream in various flavors.

At the summit, there's just a rock and a flat area, nothing special. On the other side, there's a temple to the God of Wealth with 1399 steps. You need to be very sincere to reach the top. Below are various Buddhist halls and temples, as well as some stone carvings of Buddha statues. The scenery is pleasant, with mountains, water, and forests.

There was no real guide at the pinned location, only two person that gave me a qr code to picture it so i could have it for the next temple visit. Also the lady that will accompany to the gate to get through temple security check will tell you that you have to buy flowers to get inside the temple. Flowers cost 39¥. Everything else beside the guide persons was incredible. Totally worth visiting