Neijiang | Two Days and One Night in the City of Sweetness

To be honest, choosing Neijiang was indeed a counter-tourism strategy for the May Day holiday, to avoid the crowds and traffic . Here, I'll briefly talk about my personal insights and feelings over these two days. I hope it helps friends who choose to visit Neijiang . 🧳Mode of travel: Self-driving ✅Day1 (Overcast and rainy weather): 🌟Arrived at Dongxing Old Street at noon, randomly picked a noodle shop for lunch, finished strolling in over ten minutes, parking was inconvenient. 🌟Drove for seven or eight minutes to reach Daqian Garden (one of the reasons for visiting Neijiang), the previous article was specifically about this place, parking is free. 🌟Arrived at a hotel near Wanda Plaza in the evening (the hotel was not well chosen, no need to recommend), surrounded by delicious food, just pick at will. ✅Day2 (Clear after the rain): 🌟Slept until naturally waking up, drove about an hour from the hotel to Longchang Shihpai Archway, arrived at noon, a small attraction, toured for over ten minutes. Lunch: Weidaojia Chinese Restaurant (recommended, located within the scenic area), about 30 yuan per person, generous portions. 🌟After lunch, drove for over ten minutes to reach Guyu Lake (cover photo taken near Guyu Temple), as it was a family trip, went to a rural fun children's park (if time is limited, you can skip this, about 38 yuan per person) 🌟Then visited Wawa Mountain Wetland Park and Confucius Culture Park, since a lot of time was spent in the park earlier, the last two attractions were just a quick visit, strolled around casually, and then drove home. 📍Wawa Mountain: Didn't explore deeply, just checked in and took photos, the weather was good, the environment was nice, the roads were quite narrow, but the road surface was good. 📍Confucius Culture Park: A must-visit spot in the Guyu Lake scenic area, the Confucius statue is spectacular . ✅PS: Since it was also my first time in Neijiang, there were definitely many shortcomings in preparation, just sharing personal travel experiences, for reference only.