Just got back from Ningbo. Here's the honest truth:

Ningbo in March is gentle and romantic. It's the perfect time to enjoy flowers, embrace spring, and experience the local culture and history. Here's a super detailed travel guide for Ningbo in March. Save it now! Weather and What to Wear The temperature in Ningbo in March is around 10–20°C. There is a large temperature difference between day and night, so it is recommended to bring a jacket🧥, such as a windbreaker or a light sweater. Remember to bring an umbrella in case of rain. Must-See Attractions 1. Fenghua Xinjian Village: Around mid-March, the peach blossoms are in full bloom, making it feel like a pink fairy tale world. It's a great place for taking photos📷. 2. East Qianhu Limin Village: In mid-to-late March, the pear blossoms are in full bloom here. The white flowers against the backdrop of the lake and mountains create a tranquil and beautiful scene, perfect for a leisurely stroll. 3. Tianyi Pavilion Museum: One of the oldest existing libraries in China. Here, you can experience the rich cultural atmosphere and admire the simple and elegant Jiangnan gardens. 4. Old Bund: A street full of exotic charm, with many European-style buildings, bars, and restaurants. At night, the lights come on, and the area becomes lively, perfect for strolling and enjoying delicious food. Food Recommendations 1. Ningbo Tangyuan: Soft, glutinous, and sweet, the sesame filling is the most classic. One bite, and you'll be filled with sweetness. 2. Fenghua Beef Noodles: The beef is tender, the soup is rich, and the noodles are chewy. A must-try. 3. Ningbo Seafood: Being a coastal city, Ningbo offers a variety of fresh seafood that you can't miss. Steaming or blanching is the best way to enjoy the original flavor. Itinerary • Day 1: Visit Fenghua Xinjian Village in the morning to enjoy the peach blossoms, have lunch at a nearby farmhouse, go to the Tianyi Pavilion Museum in the afternoon to experience the history and culture, and go to Nantang Old Street in the evening to enjoy various snacks. • Day 2: Visit East Qianhu Limin Village in the morning to admire the pear blossoms, go to Hanling Old Street in the afternoon to experience the charm of the ancient water town of eastern Zhejiang, and go to the Old Bund in the evening to enjoy the lively nightlife. • Day 3: You can choose to visit the Ningbo Museum to learn about the history of Ningbo, then enjoy free time in the city center and buy some Ningbo souvenirs. Transportation Guide • External Transportation: Ningbo Lishe International Airport has many routes, making it easy to arrive. You can also choose the high-speed train to Ningbo Station, which is conveniently located. • Internal Transportation: The subway can basically reach all the main attractions, making it convenient to travel. The bus can also take you to enjoy the city scenery. Shared bikes are suitable for short-distance travel, allowing you to stop and admire the scenery along the way. Things to Note 1. March is the peak season for flower viewing, and there are many tourists in scenic areas on weekends. It is recommended to plan your itinerary in advance and travel during off-peak hours. 2. Some flower viewing spots are in the suburbs, where there are many mosquitoes. Remember to bring mosquito repellent. 3. When tasting seafood, pay attention to choosing fresh ingredients to avoid gastrointestinal discomfort. While the spring is just right, come to Ningbo for a spring date🌼.