High-speed Rail Access! 4 Off-the-Beaten-Track Cities Perfect for Reverse Tourism in March!

Hey friends! Want to travel in March but don't want to deal with the crowds at popular tourist spots? Today, I'm sharing 4 less-traveled cities accessible by high-speed rail, perfect for an amazing reverse tourism experience! 1. Quzhou, Zhejiang 🌸 Reason to visit: Quzhou is a seriously underrated gem of a city! In March, the weather is just right—not too hot, not too cold. The Southern Confucian Temple is solemn and majestic, and strolling through it feels like hearing whispers of Confucian culture. The Shuiting Gate Historical and Cultural District is full of charm, with ancient streets and alleys, and the tranquil Qu River, perfect for leisurely wandering. Quzhou's cuisine is also exceptional. The "Three Heads and One Palm" (rabbit head, duck head, fish head, and duck feet) are incredibly spicy, and the baked cakes are crispy and flaky, each bite a burst of happiness. Cost: Accommodation 150-300 CNY/night, meals 50-80 CNY per person, most attractions are free or inexpensive. 3 days, approximately 1,000-1,500 CNY per person. Duration: 3 days is enough for you to leisurely explore, eat, and experience the charm of Quzhou in depth. 2. Jingdezhen, Jiangxi 🎶 Reason to visit: Jingdezhen is the "Porcelain Capital" of China. March in Jingdezhen is a time of spring blossoms, the perfect season to experience thousands of years of ceramic culture. The Taoyangli Historical and Cultural Tourism Zone allows you to get up close and personal with the entire porcelain-making process, try your hand at pottery and glazing, and experience the joy of being a "ceramic artist." The Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area showcases traditional ceramic firing techniques, and the ancient kilns hold the secrets of Jingdezhen. For food, Jingdezhen rice noodles and clay pot soup are must-tries, each bite carrying the gentle flavors of the south. Cost: Accommodation 100-200 CNY/night, meals 30-60 CNY per person, most attraction tickets are around 50-100 CNY. 3 days, approximately 1,000 CNY per person. Duration: 3 days is enough for you to explore the ceramic heritage sites and experience the ceramic culture. 3. Anshun, Guizhou 🌿 Reason to visit: Anshun is an underrated treasure in Guizhou! In March, Anshun is in full bloom, and the water volume of Huangguoshu Waterfall starts to increase. Standing on the viewing platform, you can feel the majestic momentum of the waterfall. The karst cave landscapes of Dragon Palace are even more magical, with bizarre stalactites, making you feel like you're in a fantasy world. Anshun's cuisine is also worth trying, such as Anshun wraps, thin rice wrappers filled with various ingredients, both sweet and savory, making them irresistible. Cost: Accommodation 100-200 CNY/night, meals 30-50 CNY per person, Huangguoshu Waterfall tickets 180 CNY, Dragon Palace tickets 130 CNY. 3 days, approximately 1,200 CNY per person. Duration: 3 days is enough for you to experience the magnificent waterfall and the mysterious caves. 4. Weihai, Shandong 🏖️ Reason to visit: Weihai is a romantic coastal city. March in Weihai, though still slightly chilly, has a unique charm. Liugong Island is an important witness to modern Chinese history, and the historical sites on the island evoke the turbulent times. Huancuilou Park offers panoramic views of Weihai and the beautiful seascape. Weihai's cuisine is mainly seafood, with Spanish mackerel dumplings and sea cucumber dumplings, each bite tasting of the sea. Cost: Accommodation 150-250 CNY/night, meals 50-100 CNY per person, Liugong Island tickets 138 CNY, Huancuilou Park is free. 3 days, approximately 1,200 CNY per person. Duration: 3 days is enough for you to experience the romance and history of Weihai. Friends, visit these less-traveled cities in March! Fewer crowds, beautiful scenery, and great value for money—embark on a unique journey!