[2025 Huzhou Attraction] Travel Guide for Ancient Plum Blossom Temple, Jingai Mountain (Updated Feb)

#travelinginchina Visiting the Ancient Plum Blossom Temple was a mesmerizing experience. The temple's tranquil atmosphere and stunning natural surroundings took my breath away. Delicate plum blossoms danced in the gentle breeze, their soft pink hues glowing against the warm sunlight. As I wandered through the temple's serene gardens, I felt a deep sense of peace and connection to nature. The beauty of the plum blossoms, the intricate temple architecture, and the surrounding landscape blended together in perfect harmony, creating a truly unforgettable experience. I felt my heart fill with joy, my mind calm, and my spirit lifted.

槑 is pronounced "梅", which is the same as "梅" in ancient times~ 0Today I was in a daze admiring the plum blossoms at Huzhou Ancient Plum Blossom View~ The plum blossoms at Huzhou Tiefo Temple are still early~ You can first go to this secluded ancient temple to feast your eyes~ Anyway, winter must end with spring and flowers blooming The red wall of the Forbidden City has always been my favorite~ The red wall of this Jiangnan escapist ancient temple is also heart-warming. Huzhou Ancient Plum Blossom View :Wuchenmen, Jiancheng Village, Daochang Township, Wuxing District, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province:Free P: You can park in front of the view, but the space is not big~ There are not many people to go to at the moment, so we try to be as quiet as possible while admiring the plum blossoms and taking photos~

The Pure Yang Palace is located in the Jin Gai Mountain hollow on the outskirts of Huzhou City. It is the local Taoist ancestral temple and one of the larger Taoist temples still existing in Zhejiang Province, surrounded by plum groves, also known as the Ancient Plum Blossom Temple. In the afternoon, the temple was not open, hidden among the lush pines, with plum blossoms nearing the end of their bloom, emitting a faint starlight under the sun, the bamboo lush and verdant, with very few visitors, a picture of tranquility, truly wonderful. On the door, a couplet reads: 'You come as you will, without welcome or invitation; they leave as they please, without farewell or retention,' like an old man who has seen all there is to see.

I'm back in Huzhou to see the plum blossoms again~ Ever since I stumbled upon the Plum Blossom Observatory last year, it has become my personal moonlight in Huzhou for plum blossom appreciation. It's not crowded like the Iron Buddha Temple or the Plum Garden; this place is less known, tranquil, and more suitable for taking photos in peace. 🏠 Ancient Plum Blossom Observatory 📍 Located in Daochang Township, Wuxing District, Huzhou City, at the Zhejiang Liang Xi National Forest Park 🅿️ You can drive directly to the observatory entrance according to the navigation 💰 No admission fee, free parking

After shooting at the Tiefo Temple in Huzhou, we came to a less popular and off-the-beaten-path plum blossom spot📍the Ancient Plum Blossom View. On the way there, I felt something was off, as the branches on both sides were hanging with ice droplets, and many branches were also bent down onto the road due to the weight they couldn't bear. Upon arriving at the Taoist temple, I was surprised to find the rare sight of frozen plum blossoms, with both the plum blossoms and branches encased in ice, looking crystal clear and translucent, which made me, a person from the south, extremely excited. Moreover, after shooting at the Tiefo Temple, the red walls and plum blossoms of the Taoist temple also had their unique charm. Both colors were very photogenic. Huzhou half-day or one-day plum blossom photography route: ✅Tiefo Temple ✅Ancient Plum Blossom View 📝tips The two places are only a 15-minute drive apart, and the Ancient Plum Blossom View has a parking lot that is directly accessible. There's basically no one there in the morning, so there's no need to go too earl