XIAO CAI YUAN

The stinky salmon, braised chicken feet, and the fragrant pot of happy cauliflower are really delicious. Nice environment and good service attitude

This restaurant originated in southern Anhui. The food is really good. I recommend it!

Good taste, good environment, good service attitude

Hey ladies, today we're sharing four 5A-rated ancient towns that have been raved about online! They're free of over-commercialization, retaining their authentic local flavor. Crucially, their reviews are incredibly positive, with almost no negative reviews! Save them now and head out during the National Day holiday! 🚀 🏮[Nanxun Ancient Town, Zhejiang] Jiangnan's most understated luxury✨ 💰Budget per person: 200-300 yuan (even cheaper during off-season) ✅Must-see highlights: 1. Baijianlou: An ink painting in the morning mist Baijianlou is a true wonderland between 6 and 7 o'clock! White walls and black tiles are reflected in the river, and rowboats chug by, creating a breathtaking ancient-style photo. Wear light-colored Hanfu (traditional Chinese clothing) and catch a glimpse of your smile from the stone bridge – it's breathtaking! 2. Xiaolianzhuang + Jiaye Library A pinnacle of Jiangnan gardens, the swaying lotus blossoms in the pond during lotus season are breathtakingly beautiful. The walls of the Jiaye Library, lined with ancient books, exude a natural fragrance of books—a must-see for arty young minds! 3. Enjoy the Free Zone Starting in 2023, the ancient town will be permanently free of admission! Stroll along the riverside streets for free, watch locals drying marinated duck and making Dingsheng cakes, and experience the authentic slow-paced life of Jiangnan. 🍜Food Recommendations: Double-Topping Noodles (fried fish and braised meat), Xun Pork Hoof, and Dingsheng Cake 🚗Transportation: Take the high-speed rail to Huzhou Station, or take a 30-minute taxi ride. 🌉[Guizhou · Zhenyuan Ancient Town] 2,300 Years of History: The "Venice of the East"🌊 💰Budget Per Person: 150-250 RMB (free admission) ✅Must-See Highlights: 1. The Immortal Nightscape of Wuyang River At night, red lanterns illuminate the banks, and the river reflects the lights of countless homes. A cruise feels like stepping into the world of "Spirited Away." Visiting after 9 PM is highly recommended for fewer crowds and brighter lights! 2. Qinglong Cave Ancient Buildings An architectural marvel perched on a cliff! This complex of temples, a blend of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism, boasts soaring eaves, brackets, carved beams, and painted buildings—every detail is breathtaking. 3. Shiping Mountain 360° Panorama Climb to the summit of Shiping Mountain for 35 yuan and take in the panoramic views of the ancient town's "S"-shaped Tai Chi layout. We recommend hiking at 5 PM to avoid the scorching sun and still catch the stunning sunset. 🌄 🍜Food recommendations: Sour Soup Fish, Grilled Fish with Tofu Pudding, and Zou Ji Fried Rice Cake 🚗Transportation: Take the high-speed rail to Kaili South Station, then share a one-hour ride. 🏯[Anhui · Sanhe Ancient Town] 2,500 years of history: "Jiangnan of Central Anhui"🏞️ 💰Per capita budget: 100-150 yuan (completely free!) ✅Must-see highlights: 1. Yang Zhenning's Former Residence and One Person Alley Scientist Yang Zhenning once lived here. The adjacent One Person Alley is only wide enough for one person, so if two people meet, they have to walk sideways, making it quite an interesting experience. I recommend going early in the morning to take photos; the sunlight on the bluestone pavement is truly breathtaking. 2. The bustling atmosphere of Guxi Street There's no Yiwu small goods here! Locals set up stalls selling rice dumplings, dried tea cakes, and crispy duck, filling you up for just 5 yuan. We recommend the rice dumplings passed down through four generations at the "Lao Geng Family" restaurant. They're crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and incredibly fragrant. 3. Free Boat Ride Take a pontoon boat on the Xiaonan River (30 yuan/person), listen to the boatwoman sing local folk songs, and experience the tranquility of "small bridges, flowing water, and people's homes." 🍜Food Recommendations: Sanhe Rice Dumplings, Glutinous Rice Sealed Vinegar, and Dried Tea 🚗Transportation: Take the subway from Hefei South Station to Feixi, then take a 20-minute taxi. 🏯[Yunnan · Heshun Ancient Town] A 600-Year-Old "Hometown of Scholars and Overseas Chinese"📚 💰Budget Per Person: 200-300 yuan (55 yuan admission, half price with student ID) ✅Must-See Highlights: 1. Heshun Library China's largest rural library! This 96-year-old building houses 130,000 ancient books and continues to serve locals. Reading by the window makes time seem to stand still. 2. Thousand-Armed Guanyin Trees Seven century-old camphor trees form the "Thousand-Armed Guanyin" statue, creating a stunning canopy of green that blocks out the sun. Wear a light-colored long skirt and take stunning silhouette photos beneath the trees. 3. The Lively Life of the Century-Old Vegetable Street Walk the street early in the morning and watch locals sell fresh mushrooms and homemade rice noodles. We recommend "Cun Da Ma Doufen," a bowl of thin bean noodles with fried dough sticks for 5 yuan, for an authentic Yunnan flavor. 🍜Food Recommendations: Da Jiujia, Thin Doufen, and Tong Ladle Beef 🚗Transportation: Tengchong Airport is a 20-minute taxi ride away. 💡Travel Tips for Zero Negative Reviews: 1. Avoid weekend crowds and travel on weekdays or during the off-season. 2. Stay in the heart of the ancient town; the early morning and evening scenes are the most vibrant. 3. Respect local customs and avoid disturbing residents when taking photos. 4. For delicious food, stick to the restaurants where the locals line up—you can't go wrong! This autumn, let's visit these zero-negative-review ancient towns and experience a truly peaceful time. #5AAncientTown #Zero-Negative-ReviewTravel #NationalDayTravelStrategy #NicheDiscovery 👇Interaction time: Which ancient town are you most excited to visit? Or do you have any other hidden gems you'd recommend? Leave a comment!