Shaoxing Zui off-the-beaten-path ancient town food and drink guide

Shaoxing, you're missing out by not promoting this ancient town, it's incredibly underrated, but truly beautiful, with hardly any tourists, making it an excellent spot for photography‼️ Grab your friends and head out for the weekend～ 🔸Lu Town 📍Location: Inside the Keyan Scenic Area at No. 588 Keyan Avenue, with a parking lot🅿️, parking is very convenient. 🎫Ticket: 🆓 ✅Lu Town recreates the Lu Town described in the writings of Lu Xun, with traditional opera performances, black-awning boats, white walls and black tiles, small bridges over flowing water, full of elements of the Jiangnan water towns, with ivy-covered narrow stone bridges that are really photogenic. ✅Stone bridges and black-awning boats are great for taking photos and checking in, really photogenic, and there are also places like the Kuiwen Pavilion and the opera stage, which are also excellent spots for taking pictures. ✅For food, I recommend the Treasure Hunt at the entrance, it's not astonishing, but it's standard and a place where locals would go for Shaoxing cuisine. ✅Next to Lu Town is the Keyan Scenic Area and Jian Lake, which can be arranged for a 1-2 day trip. If you're not in a hurry, staying in a homestay in the ancient town to enjoy the slow life is also very pleasant. This is the real hidden gem of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai, but it's absolutely beautiful, a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and to relax and daydream～