Wuxi is a place I visit every year

Accommodation at Nianhua Bay, a Zen-inspired town Xihui Park - Take a retro cable car to overlook the panoramic view of Wuxi from the top of Hui Mountain. Huishan Ancient Town - Here you can find elderly people drinking tea and playing chess, beautiful young ladies taking photos, and local Wuxi snacks. It's an ancient town full of life. Day2: Nianhua Bay, Zen-inspired town → Turtle Head Isle of Taihu Lake Nianhua Bay, Zen-inspired town - Experience roaming the Tang-style town in Hanfu. Turtle Head Isle - Take a boat to the fairy island and tour the vast garden complex, which is beautiful whether or not it's cherry blossom season. Highly recommend staying overnight at Nianhua Bay. You can fully experience the lively market during the day and the tranquility as the visitors disperse at night. Wake up in the morning to the sound of birds and feel the harmony with nature and Zen. The Nianhua Inn where I stayed is right inside the scenic area, very convenient to go to the main street for fun, and there are many delicious foods. Standing on the balcony, you can see both the distant and near views of the street. It's very close to the landmark building, Nianhua Tower, and it's easy to take beautiful photos. Food Recommendations TeaYanYueSe: Wuxi is jokingly called the 'capital of milk tea' by netizens, and TeaYanYueSe, which doesn't have many stores, also has several branches in Wuxi. The Nanchansi Temple store is opposite Xishengyuan, and after buying milk tea, you can also stroll around Nanchansi Temple pedestrian street. Mao Hua Food: Close to Nanchang Street, the hot and sour soup and Yulan cake are exceptional. Xishengyuan: The small steamed buns and mixed wontons are the signature dishes, with the small steamed buns being sweet, suitable for southerners.