Weekend Special Forces Two-Day Tour in Zhongshan | Super Practical Guide from Guangzhou✨

#中山之旅 All the babies in Guangzhou, please have a look! The two-day walking plan in Zhongshan is here. Follow this guide to easily check in popular attractions and avoid pitfalls. Have fun and save money! 💸 🏃♀️ Day 1 itinerary report Guangzhou South→Zhongshan North It only takes half an hour to get to Zhongshan North by high-speed rail, super convenient! After getting off the bus, we headed straight to the first stop - Shiqi Lao. The signature squab is a must-order, but to be honest, the taste is a bit dry and tough, and there is a 10% service charge on Saturdays and Sundays, which is a bit of a pity. It is recommended to save it for Day 2 to try "Bao Bao Ding". The pigeon meat is more tender and the price is more affordable! Holiday Plaza This is a paradise for interesting little things! There is a wide variety of handmade accessories and cultural and creative goods. You can spend two hours shopping here. Friends who like Taobao will definitely love it. Qijiang Park + Qijiang Bridge Take a walk in Qijiang Park in the evening and feel the river breeze, which is super pleasant. The Qijiang Bridge is brightly lit at night, and the atmosphere becomes beautiful in seconds when taking photos. Remember to bring your camera! 🚶 Day 2 Highlights Zhongshan Museum The museum has a rich collection of exhibits, ranging from historical relics to folk customs. It is recommended to set aside 2 hours to take a leisurely stroll. Tickets are free but reservations are required in advance, don’t miss it! Sixi Cafe + Xishan Temple After visiting the museum, you can have a cup of coffee to refresh yourself. The hand-brewed coffee of Sixi Coffee is very unique. Then we went to Xishan Temple to feel the tranquility of the ancient temple. The red walls and green tiles were very Zen-like when taking photos. Sunwen West Road Pedestrian Street + Xiangshan Cultural Museum Although some sections of the road are under construction, the European-style buildings are still photographed. When you are tired of shopping, go to "Manyi Noodles" for a bowl of the signature bamboo noodles, and visit the Xiangshan Cultural Museum on the way to learn more about local history. 💡Guide to avoiding pitfalls 1. Shiqi Lao is crowded on weekends and charges a service fee. It is recommended to go there on weekdays or directly choose Bao Bao Diang 2. The Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall Park is currently fenced off. You can go to the Zhongshan Park next door to take photos instead. 3. The museums are concentrated in the Xingzhong Road area. It is recommended to arrange a visit on the same day for more efficiency Summary: Zhongshan is really a city suitable for slow travel. Two days is just enough to experience history and food. Let’s get together with your friends and go! 🚄 #Zhongshan Special Forces Strategy #Weekend Escape Plan #Guangzhou Tours #Food Avoidance Guide