Sanfang Qixiang Review

Traveling to Fuzhou on May 1st, Sanfang Qixiang is the first stop. Most of the scenic spots are free, and the three charged tickets have been bought. There is a machine at each point entrance, and the staff will prompt you to scan the code to buy tickets online. If there are many people, the same code needs to be scanned many times. There are too many people on the holiday, the experience must be declining, but the night view is still quite beautiful. If it is the off-season, it is good to spend a long time leisurely strolling. It is recommended that there be text prompts after purchasing tickets on the Ctrip app: multiple people need to scan a code to buy tickets together.

Visitors like three squares and seven lanes, walk everywhere, eat, drink, visit, the streets are full, occasionally go into these small attractions, see the ancient construction, avoid the crowds, rest for a while, the tour experience is better!

Not bad, full of history, although there are many other ancient streets, but there are still many local characteristics, the cake is delicious, the cork painting is very shocking. There are too many people in the Spring Festival to look at it carefully. The next off-season, you have to visit slowly to see enough.

The history is deep, the local characteristic architectural style is also very suitable for shavings and punching in, there are many food and makeup shops, and the joint ticket bought in advance is affordable and convenient to use. Very suitable for a stroll!

Come to the blessed state, a three-fang seven lanes, half of China's modern history. Three squares seven lanes retain the fish bone-shaped square lane pattern and more than 200 ancient Ming and Qing buildings left by the Tang and Song Dynasty. It is the "root" and "soul" of Fuzhou, a famous historical and cultural city. Although in the downtown area, there is still a strong sense of history!

Director Chen is very professional and talks about the deep skills and the need for self-selected tour guides