In the forgotten small city—Ezhou

On this land gently embraced by the Yangtze River, Ezhou, an ancient city with a thousand years of history, quietly narrates the symphony of the past and present. As an experienced travel enthusiast, today I will take you into this unspoiled Jiangnan secret realm to explore the beauty, food, and culture hidden in the crevices of time. Attraction Introduction: Ancient charm and modern style, interwoven like a dream •Wuwang City Ruins: Stepping onto these ancient city walls is like traveling back to the Three Kingdoms period, where the grand ambitions of King Sun Quan seem to unfold before your eyes. Among the ruins, the profound sense of history and time hits you, making it an excellent spot for photography lovers. •Xishan Scenic Area: Known as the 'Lungs of Ezhou,' Xishan is famous for its beautiful natural scenery and rich cultural landscapes. Climbing high for a distant view, the Yangtze River is like a ribbon, with the lake and mountains below, a sight too beautiful to describe. Don't forget to visit the ancient Lingquan Temple and listen to the low chanting of a thousand years. •Liangzi Lake Ecotourism Area: The second-largest freshwater lake in Hubei, known for its clear water quality and rich ecological resources. Boating on the lake or tasting the authentic Liangzi Lake hairy crab is an extraordinary experience. Itinerary: Three days and two nights, in-depth tour of Ezhou Day One: After arriving in Ezhou, head straight to the Wuwang City Ruins to feel the sediment of history. In the afternoon, go to the Xishan Scenic Area for a hike, and wait for the sunset on the mountaintop in the evening, enjoying the moment where tranquility and magnificence coexist. Day Two: Get up early to go to Liangzi Lake, join a sightseeing boat tour on the lake, and get close to nature. For lunch, enjoy a special Liangzi Lake crab feast. In the afternoon, return to the city to visit the Ezhou City Museum and delve into the historical changes of the city. Day Three: Visit the ancient streets and alleys of Ezhou, such as Fankou Old Street, to experience local life, find handicrafts, and taste authentic snacks. In the afternoon, you can choose to rest in a café by the Yangtze River, quietly watching the river flow eastward, putting a perfect end to this trip. Food Recommendations: Memories of Ezhou on the tip of the tongue •Wuchang Fish: Coming to Ezhou, how can you not taste the 'Wuchang fish' mentioned in Mao Zedong's poetry? Steaming is the best way to bring out its fresh flavor. •Hairy Crab: Autumn is the season when Liangzi Lake hairy crabs are the fattest, with full roe and tender meat, a delicacy not to be missed. •Doupi: As a traditional snack of Ezhou, it has a crispy skin and soft inside, each bite is an ultimate temptation for the taste buds. Transportation Tips: •External Transportation: Ezhou is about 80 kilometers from Wuhan and can be reached via Wuhan Tianhe International Airport or Wuhan Station (high-speed rail station), followed by a long-distance bus or taxi directly to Ezhou, which is very convenient. •Internal Transportation: The public transport network in Ezhou covers the main attractions, and taxi and ride-hailing services are also very convenient. It is recommended to rent a bicycle or electric bike to roam, adding a bit more freedom and fun. On this ancient and vibrant land, Ezhou awaits every traveler's exploration and discovery in its unique way. Pack your bags, and let's find the beauty forgotten by time in this journey together!