The ancient town of Jiangnan recommended by 'National Geographic' announces permanent free admission

How can you know Jiangnan without visiting Nanxun? Although Nanxun Ancient Town is low-key, it encapsulates the essence of life in Jiangnan. Whether you're strolling through the streets and alleys of the ancient town or wandering along the lakeside with willows and flower embankments🍃, a single glance is enough to be memorable for many years❗️ . 【Travel Recommendations】 Baijianlou ➠ Shizi Harbor Pier ➠ Guanghui Bridge Pier ➠ Liu's Ti Hao ➠ Zhang Shiming's Former Residence ➠ Xiaolianzhuang ➠ Jiaye Hall Book Collection Building 🎫Ticket ▫ Nanxun Ancient Town is free (small attractions charge a fee) 🚙Transportation ▫ Take the high-speed train to Huzhou Station, there is a direct bus to the ancient town ▫ Self-driving, Nanxun Ancient Town has two parking lots, north and south, with free parking at the North Gate, right next to Baijianlou · 🚣Boat Tour Strategy ▫ Rowing boats, 180-360 depending on the route, can carry 8 people, boat sharing available ▫ Night boat tickets, 50/adult, 20/person below 1.5m ▫ Water bus 3/r, Shizi Harbor ➠ Silk Dock, every half hour · 🔍Attraction Recommendations 🌟Baijianlou The most recommended place in the whole ancient town, quiet with few people, where you can experience the real atmosphere of a Jiangnan water town☁️There are also many riverside B&Bs and restaurants～ · 🌟Xiaolianzhuang The private garden of Nanxun's richest man, Liu Yong, with exquisite pavilions and unique charm inside, and the Wupeng boat dock right outside🚣 · 🌟Zhang Shiming's Former Residence A combination of traditional Jiangnan architecture and Western European architecture from the Renaissance period, wearing a cheongsam here has a retro beauty～ · 🌟Ancient Bridges Nanxun Ancient Town has many bridges, and the piers at Lianjie, Guanghui Bridge, and Xiaolianzhuang each have their own characteristics. The popular bridge is the Tongjin Bridge opposite the Shizi Harbor Pier. · 🥪Food ▫ Snacks: Dingsheng Cake, Orange Cake, Xunti, Three Courses Tea