Shanghai to Zhuji by train.

I don't know how many days you will play ~

Recommended attractions are as follows:

On the first morning, I went to Wuxie Town, returned to the city in the afternoon, and visited Xi Shi Concert Hall in the city in the afternoon or evening.

The next morning, I went to Sizhai to see the Ming-style ancient residential buildings: Qianzhuwu, Huaguogong Villa (free), Xiaoyangfang (free) and Torreya grandis Park (free). In Dongbai Lake Town, I ate at the farmhouse at noon and returned to the city in the afternoon.

On the third day, I went to Zhaojiaguojia Torreya grandis Park in Zhao Jiazhen (you can play rafting, but it's a little cold now);

On the fourth day, I went to baita lake Wetland Park in diankou town.

PS: There is a bus to Wuxie at Xishi Temple. You can take urban and rural buses to the passenger center (bus station) to the scenic spots in the town. The road to Wuxie seems to be undergoing major repairs recently. It's very bumpy! It is said that everything in the scenic spot is very expensive!

There is no food that feels particularly delicious ~

Stone tofu, dog meat

Sizhai has handmade rattan soup, sweet potato vermicelli, gluten and dried bamboo shoots.

Eat fish in front of the shop

Caota mutton guazi

There is a so-called snack street in the stone temple, and there are stone cakes.

Welcome everyone to add ~