天水南站-特色美食区

The food shops here are relatively concentrated in one area, so you can just go up to the second floor to the special food area, which consists of several local brands and KFC. It's a pretty good place. Although the environment is not that great, the prices here are not particularly expensive.

There are several shops gathered together in a large food court. There is a waiting station downstairs where you can eat some local snacks. Of course, there is also KFC here, but the prices are relatively expensive.

Passed by, ate once, not bad! ! ! !

Here's a day trip guide to Tianshui, allowing you to experience its charm in one day: Morning: Fuxi Temple - Tianshui Museum - Hu Family Residence - Fuxi Temple: This morning, visit Fuxi Temple, the best-preserved Ming Dynasty temple dedicated to Fuxi in China. Experience the profound Fuxi culture and admire the ancient architecture and thousand-year-old cypress trees. - Tianshui Museum: Located near Fuxi Temple, explore the museum's rich collection of cultural relics and gain a deeper understanding of Tianshui's history and culture. - Hu Family Residence: This private residence of the Hu family, dating from the Ming Dynasty to the Republic of China, boasts a well-preserved architectural layout and structure. You can also experience intangible cultural heritage activities such as paper cutting. Lunch: Savor Tianshui cuisine - Tianshui Guagua: Made with buckwheat flour and seasoned with chili oil, it has a soft, glutinous, and spicy taste. - Tianshui Malatang: A local delicacy with a variety of ingredients and a rich, spicy broth. - Lard Box: Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, bursting with aroma. Enjoy with poached eggs, noodles, and more. Afternoon: Yuquan Temple - Nanguo Temple - Yuquan Temple: A national 4A-level tourist attraction with a thousand-year history, the complex rises from the foot of the mountain, with red walls and green tiles, shaded by ancient trees. Enjoy the sweet water of the Yuquan Well. - Nanguo Temple: Built during the Northern Dynasties, the temple boasts the Beiliu Spring, the Ermiaoxuan Stele, and a 2,300-2,500-year-old three-branched cypress. Du Fu, a Tang Dynasty poet, once lived here and wrote poems about it. Evening: Tianshui Ancient City - Tour the Ancient City: At night, Tianshui Ancient City is ablaze with lights. Stroll the ancient streets, admire the nightscape of Ming and Qing Dynasty architecture, and immerse yourself in the charm of the ancient city. - Dinner: The ancient city boasts numerous restaurants, offering traditional delicacies such as Tianshui stew and hot and sour pork tenderloin.