Reverse Travel Diary of Jiangshan•3

🌈 Jiangshan Jianglang Mountain The 'less popular' 5A scenic spot can be reached by sightseeing bus. Entrance is free from Monday to Friday, and there is a charge on weekends. 🌸 Twenty-Eight Towns Ancient Town The ancient town, with a history of a thousand years, has every brick and tile imprinted with its glorious story in time. ☀️ Fugaishan Rafting (Open in summer) Fugaishan Rafting, known as 'rafting across three provinces', offers both thrilling and leisurely rafting experiences. ☁️ Xianxia Pass One of China's four ancient passes, Xianxia Pass has beautiful scenery and ancient trails winding through the mountains. 💧 Jiangshan Fun There are many mosquitoes in the mountains, so remember to bring mosquito repellent spray. The food in Quzhou is not all spicy, suitable for children's taste, and there are many local specialties. Quzhou duck head is worth a try. 🌈 Grandma's Private Kitchen The shredded radish beef and braised large intestine are really amazing. I just love to heap the shredded radish beef on my rice! 💧 Jiangshan Xishan Food City I forgot the name, but in the food city, go to the first floor, on the left side towards the middle. 🌟 Home Stir-Fry Restaurant! I rush there every year when I return. The fish, bullfrog, and beef pot are delicious, and the best is the shredded potato! But it's too much trouble to cut, so when it's busy, the lady boss always refuses me. 🌙 Momo Stir-Fry This place probably doesn't need my introduction, many people say it's delicious. The shop is not big, so you need to make a reservation in advance, and expect to wait during meal times! ✨ Xianhong Stall The most classic dish is the sauerkraut fish! The fish is freshly killed at the market and cooked immediately in the shop! Just don't expect it to be too fresh or too tender.