Another hidden gem near Shanghai—Quzhou

🍲Dish recommendations: I. Mazhandi: 1. Lao Pei Duck Head: Duck head shops in Quzhou are generally good. The duck heads eaten on-site are more delicious because they are served with soup. The braised duck heads are very flavorful, and the bones and meat are so tender that they fall off the bone. 2. Shuijingao Girl: Refreshing crystal cake with mint and freshly baked flatbread is the best combination for Quzhou people. It is recommended not to add milk, as the original flavor is more refreshing. 3. Dong Baba Flatbread: Quzhou people like to eat flatbread with fried dough sticks or stinky tofu. The crispy filling is sandwiched between freshly baked flatbreads. II. Songyuan Food Market: The snacks here are all on one street, which is very convenient. There are Duze sausage, flatbread in a bag, flatbread, and egg pancakes, etc. However, the downside is that you need to queue for a long time during holidays. Attractions: 1. Quzhou Museum: Next to the Confucius Temple, in addition to the huge dinosaur fossils, the displayed calligraphy and paintings and some cultural relics are also worth seeing. Free admission (entry stops at 4 pm, and the museum closes at 4:30 pm). 2. Luming Grassland: A huge grassland in Quzhou city, with various small animals. It is a great choice for camping, walking, or bringing children. 3. Shuiting Gate: Open all day, but with different scenery at different times. During the day, you can admire the ancient architecture and feel the charm of history; at night, you can watch the light show and performances, and experience the lively atmosphere.