Embrace spring by walking and enjoying the flowers in Longmen Ancient Town

⛰【Travel Tips】 📍Detailed address: Longmen Ancient Town is located on the south bank of the Fuchun River in the southwest of Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. The town is home to a large number of locals and retains many well-preserved Ming and Qing dynasty buildings, surrounded by streams and with a tranquil environment. Here is a guide for a walking and flower-viewing trip in Longmen Ancient Town: 🚗Transportation guide: ●High-speed train: Get off at Fuyang Station on the Hangzhou-Huangshan High-speed Railway, and take the Longmen Ancient Town Bus No. 9 directly to the scenic area. The first and last bus times are 6:30-18:30, with one bus per hour. ●Bus: Take the Fuyang No. 8 bus (Fuyang Passenger Transport Center-Hangfu Line) from Fuyang city center to Longmen Wharf Station, and walk to Longmen Ancient Town. Tour route: ●Rapeseed flowers: Along Liucunfan-Zhonglong Line-Qiujiawu Reservoir. ●Peony flowers: Longmen Nanshan Peony Cultural Park. The park is themed on peony culture, highlighting the natural and wild characteristics of peony viewing, combined with a thousand acres of tulip fields, and has become a nationally famous base for peony and tulip viewing. 🌟Highlights: ●Hundred Flowers Field: After getting off at the parking lot, what comes into view is a 15-acre field of flowers and the flying house in the middle of the flowers, giving a strong visual impact. ●Party Building Garden: The garden is themed on party building and is a large flower square. ●Floral Decorations: The scenic area has decorated the streets, halls, doors, windows, and shops of the ancient town with flowers and also held interactive cultural and entertainment activities, allowing visitors to enjoy the flowers and linger on. In addition, the ancient town also has the Nanshan Peony Cultural Park, which relies on the natural landscape and ecological base of Longmen Xishan, themed on the colorful Nanshan flowers filling the forest, highlighting the peony culture, and combining with a thousand acres of tulip fields, has become a nationally famous base for peony and tulip viewing.