Things to do in Huaibei

To be honest, I really don't recommend that you come to the Sui and Tang Canal Ancient Town during the day if you come to Huaibei. This is really not an ancient town, but a completely newly built building. I heard that the lights will be better at night. Next time if you have time, you can go shopping at night.

A colleague asked me to switch shifts. I had two days free, so I decided to finally go on my long-planned trip to Huaibei. I left the North Bus Station at 8:30 am and arrived at Huaibei South Bus Station. Straight to the Industrial Museum! And the Kui Niu Tianjie (Kui Niu Street)! By the way, I think just taking a photo with the Kui Niu statue is worth 15 yuan!

This free park in the city center offers fresh air and is the highest point in Huaibei City. Climbing to the summit offers panoramic views of the city. Near the park's east gate are the zoo and the ruins of the Han Dynasty Que, while near the south gate is the Liu Kaiqu Memorial Hall. Also located is Xiantong Temple, built in the Western Jin Dynasty, which houses a stele inscribed with the inscription "Benefiting My Southern Li" written by Emperor Qianlong. During the Huaihai Campaign, Commander Su Yu held military meetings here. Bus No. 10 goes directly to the east gate, and parking is available near the south gate.

Longji Mountain West, from Dafang Temple to the west belongs to Suzhou City, while Dafang Temple to the east belongs to Huaibei City! Some people insist that Dawuliu is the Suzhou scenic spot! In fact, the only thing that belongs to Suzhou is a dilapidated temple, while Guanlongtai Longyinxiang and other scenic spots belong to Huaibei City!

I have been living in Huaibei for 6 years and visited this museum after 6 years. It was a museum with more to see than I expected. There are large trees on both sides of the road at the entrance that form a tunnel, and it is connected to a park, so there is something to see on the street outside.

The water in Nanhu Wetland is spiritual, with rippling waves. There are speedboat water activities. It is very large and has a row of restaurants and a sports area. You can rent a bicycle and ride around. It is tiring but fun... It is still being improved and it is more beautiful each time. There is a mining museum inside.

I went out for a walk on the weekend, took a sightseeing bus to the halfway point, and hiked the rest of the way. It was winter, so the vegetation was bare and the scenery wasn't great, but hiking is still excellent exercise. There's a toboggan run that was very popular; those who don't want to hike down can give it a try.

The scenery is average, but you must come and see the teahouse here. The teahouse here is a famous photography base. The entire shooting conditions and environment are very good. If possible, spend half a day ordering a pot of tea and taking pictures slowly, you will feel that it is worth it.