Things to do in Changxing

I booked the South Taihu Mountain Villa in Huzhou on short notice, and the stay was a pleasant surprise! The butler, Didi, provided one-on-one service, adding me on WeChat to promptly answer my questions – very thoughtful and attentive. The hotel is built on Xiaomei Mountain, with beautiful scenery and a fantastic view of the Sheraton – perfect for taking photos. You can also watch the Moon Hotel light show at night. Staying in Zone 1 is close to the main building, less than a 5-minute walk to the breakfast restaurant; the breakfast was plentiful, including local specialties like thousand-layer tofu and delicate pastries. I would definitely come back again.

An Unforgettable Immersive Cultural Experience in Huzhou!Taihu Performance City was one of the highlights of our China trip! This enormous park offers an incredible variety of live performances, combining Chinese cultural heritage, dance, theatre, music, and spectacular technology.We loved the moving stages, water projections, fire effects, horses, and performers appearing in unexpected places. My mother was equally impressed!The 3-day unlimited entry upgrade is excellent, as one day is hardly enough to explore everything.One downside: For international visitors, navigating the park can be challenging. An English map, accessible performance schedules, and clearer instructions would greatly improve the experience. The QR code information wasn’t particularly easy to follow.My tip: Plan your visit around the shows and allow plenty of time to explore. A must-visit for performing arts and cultural enthusiasts!

The Longemont International Circus is the park's flagship attraction. The entire performance lasts over 80 minutes, packed with high-energy moments and virtually no dull moments. The circular stage, combined with lighting and water mist effects, creates a truly immersive atmosphere. Globe of Death, high-altitude stunts, and aerial silks take turns on stage, showcasing the performers' superb skills and delivering a breathtaking spectacle. Interspersed throughout are clown interactions and adorable animal performances, adding to the lively and entertaining atmosphere, captivating both adults and children. The indoor venue is unaffected by weather, ensuring a pleasant viewing experience even in rain or heat. The only drawback is that ticket prices tend to be high during holidays, so arriving early to secure a good seat is highly recommended. Overall, it's perfect for families with children and definitely worth a visit to Longemont.

I absolutely loved this hotel! The ambiance, price, and service were all incredibly good value! The butler responded and handled everything quickly when I needed anything. It's located opposite the Imperial Kiln Museum, and it was very quiet at night! This will definitely be my first choice next time! (Unfortunately, it was mostly cloudy when I visited; it's absolutely stunning for taking photos when it's sunny!)

The Taihu Lake Tourist Resort Area is mainly divided into two major areas: Suzhou Taihu Lake National Tourist Resort Area and Huzhou Taihu Lake Tourist Resort Area, each with its own distinct characteristics. Huzhou Taihu Lake Tourist Resort Area boasts comprehensive tourist facilities, offering a complete range of dining, entertainment, shopping, and more. As a national-level tourist resort area, Huzhou Taihu Lake Tourist Resort Area integrates natural scenery and cultural landscapes, providing a wealth of tourism options.

The ski resort is fantastic! My first skiing experience was pretty good. It happened to be raining during the National Day holiday, so I decided to try skiing earlier. I made it to the bottom of the slope on my first try, which was great. The only downside was that there were just too many people during the holiday, which wasn't very friendly to beginners.

There are parking spaces right at the entrance of the scenic area. The visitor flow isn't heavy, so the environment is great. The scenic area is well-maintained, the ecological environment is excellent, and all the activities are very interesting. The only downside is that the ticket price isn't cheap.

The Badujie Scenic Area is quite large, with three ancient hiking trails. When I went, the ginkgo trees hadn't turned yellow yet. Locals said they wouldn't turn yellow until after November 10th. I visited the 1300-year-old Ginkgo King Tree and also experienced the mini-train in the ginkgo forest, which was quite fun. The 130-meter-high glass walkway was quite thrilling, offering panoramic views of the ginkgo forest with no blind spots. The scenery was breathtaking and definitely worth a visit.

Moon Bay (Taihu Moon Bay) is the core scenic area of ​​the South Taihu New Area in Huzhou, Zhejiang Province, and a landmark section of the national-level Taihu Lake Tourism Resort. Shape: A 100-meter-high, 116-meter-wide circular building, jokingly referred to by netizens as a "toilet seat." Status: China's first platinum seven-star hotel on the water, it is the visual center of Moon Bay. Night View: The dazzling lights after nightfall, reflecting beautifully in the Taihu Lake, make it a must-see attraction.

Located near the scenic spot in Huzhou, Zhejiang, it imitates the scenery of old Shanghai. It is relatively small in size, with only one main street, trams, the Paramount Ballroom, and a teahouse with Peking Opera face-changing performances. Most of the buildings can be entered and visited!