Zhengze Ancient Town | The atmosphere and relaxation of the water town are exclusive to holidays

| The atmosphere and relaxation of the water town are exclusive to holidays. If you like the hustle and bustle, you will definitely like the Nanxun Ancient Town, which is 10 kilometers away from Zhengze. If you prefer a quiet stroll, then come to Zhengze, with its whitewashed walls and black tiles, and almost zero commercialization. 🔸Local children play hide and seek, and the riverside teahouse is occupied by a few tourists and local elders, sipping tea, chatting, and enjoying the slow pace of life. 💰Ancient town ticket: Free 🚉Transportation strategy: Self-driving is recommended, parking is free 📸Tour route: You can refer to: Baota Street → Shijian Hall → Ciyun Temple Pagoda → Yuji Bridge → Wenchang Pavilion → Ditang River (just follow the river for a round trip) ‼️Zhengze Ancient Town is very small, one street is the whole town, and if you eat and stroll along the main street, Baota Street, half a day is enough~ But if you just walk through, you might not even need half an hour😶so I don't recommend arranging accommodation haha 🍜Food: 🔸Ren Changshun: A traditional time-honored brand, featured on 'A Bite of China', sticky and delicious. 🔸Lao Yan Noodle House: Suzhou-style noodle house 🔸Siwan Tea House: The town's special tea, I don't really understand the taste. It's more about the atmosphere. 🔸Because the ancient town is really small, we took a detour to check in at the Zhengze internet-famous shop, Su Xiaohua, on the way back. It's a concept of a field meal bar. The decoration is quite beautiful, and it's very nice when the flowers bloom in spring. The price is a bit expensive, the dishes are served slowly, but the taste is okay. Outdoor seating is available for those with small dogs. You can use this as a reference based on your time and interests haha