Qiantong Ancient Town Review

Qiantong Ancient Town, there were not many people when we went, this one is worth going, haha, Qiantong Sanbao is a soy product, except for the dried beans, there is no way to taste, the others are delicious, the whole ancient town has a water system through, it is what I like.

The ancient town is beautiful and quiet. The user reception center is 750 meters away from the entrance of the ancient town. Online tickets must be exchanged offline to enter. The round trip is 1500 meters, which makes people collapse.

Qiantong is a quaint town with the locals working to promote their culture and experience. The main stretch is occupied by many cafes and Chinese craft stores.

Charming and peaceful, if a bit boring.There's a lovely canal system in and around the village. many people towards the edges (where normal people still live) wash their clothes in it. If you're looking for a quiet place to spend a few days, this is a good choice, but be warned that everyone is in bed by 9 and the entire town shuts off public lights at 11. After that all that stays open is a BBQ joint outside the village.

Qiantong Ancient Town is still worth seeing, more leisure and relaxation, but also has historical heritage!

Qiantong Ancient Town retained a large area of old houses and old streets in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and there was almost no commercial atmosphere. Because before sitting in Baixi, most of the people with Tong's surname were children, so the ancient town of "Qiantong" was laid out according to the zigzag layout, and the "water gossip" graphics were used to go door-to-door circulation, forming "homes have carved beams, households have live water"