| Zhongshan, a city in the spotlight (with city walk guide).
||In the past decade, Zhongshan has been one of the cities in Guangdong that I visit most frequently. It has typical Lingnan culture, diverse cuisine, and a leisurely pace of life, which makes me feel that it is really livable.
Most of the time, it is not crowded here, but with the recent opening of the Shenzhen-Zhongshan Bridge, it seems that the city has finally ushered in its "highlight moment."
In addition to the newly opened shopping malls and increasingly mature attractions, the familiar but quiet shops in the past have suddenly become popular.
With the arrival of autumn, I came to Zhongshan again and walked along the walking route I have always liked. I felt both familiar and surprised.
🚶Walking route: Minsheng Road - Sunwen Middle Road - Taiping Road - Hubin Road
① Sun Yat-sen Memorial Park (not big, under maintenance)
② Zhongshan Museum (P6, recommended, newly built but crowded)
③ Xishan Temple (P3, recommended, with a century-old camphor tree and an old library)
④ Yixian Lake (P5, 12, recommended, relaxing and comfortable in the sun)
😋Some food
① Suxi Coffee (P7, good coffee and cultural and creative products, not many people before🤣)
② Aiqun Restaurant (P8, traditional tea house atmosphere, but the location is slightly off and there are many people)
③ Huashenghang (P9, authentic tortoise jelly)
④ Shunyouji (P10, simple Cantonese fast food, porridge, rice, and noodles are all available)
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With the development of transportation, people began to pour in, breaking the tranquility of many years. But it is worth seeing this treasure city get more attention and experience!
The city is still adapting, so be more inclusive and enjoy it!
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💡: There are many people on holidays, especially in the old streets, so it is recommended to walk
📷: iPhone, Ricoh GR3
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