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TAIHURENJIA·SUZHECAI

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Who says Moganshan is only about expensive hotels? I stayed in a B&B costing over 100 yuan this time and still had a blast! Moganshan in August is several degrees cooler than the city. Stroll through the bamboo forests and dabble in the creeks—this down-to-earth guide is perfect for even a beginner! 🚗 How to get there and where to stay? This is how the locals choose. - How to get to Moganshan: Out-of-towners can take the high-speed rail to Deqing Station. From there, take bus No. 201 (5 RMB, 1 hour) directly to the foot of Moganshan. Driving is even more convenient; use the navigation system to find "Yucun Square." Parking is 10 RMB a day, half the price of the scenic area. - Where to Stay for the Best Value: - If you want to save money, stay near Yu Village. Small B&Bs are 100-200 RMB per night. Just outside the door is a snack street, and you can hear roosters crowing in the morning, making it feel like home. - If you want a more comfortable stay, choose a farmhouse halfway up the mountain. For around 300 RMB, you'll get a room with a balcony. Open the window and look out onto a bamboo forest, but you'll still need to sleep under a thin blanket. 📅 How to Plan Your 3-Day Trip? Have a clear idea of what to do and eat each day. Day 1: Explore the town and see the old houses. - Morning: Start with a visit to the Yu Village Cultural Market (free). Visit the old post office, cafes, and stalls selling bamboo weaving trivia. A bamboo bookmark for 10 RMB is a great souvenir. - Lunch: Stop by Grandma's Noodle House next to the market. A bowl of bamboo shoot noodles is 15 RMB. The bamboo shoots are freshly dug from the mountain and are crispy. Add a poached egg (2 RMB) and you'll be full. Afternoon: Walk to Moganshan Scenic Area (admission 80 RMB), then take the scenic area bus (20 RMB) up the mountain. First, visit Chairman Mao's residence. The old house smells strongly of wood, and the creaky stairs make you feel like you've traveled back in time. Evening: Return to Yu Village for "Roasted Bamboo Rice" (15 RMB each). The glutinous rice is fragrant with bacon and has a hint of bamboo. Paired with a bottle of local beer (8 RMB), it's a delight! Day 2: Explore the Bamboo Forest and Step into the Stream Morning: Visit Dakeng Scenic Area (included in the ticket) and walk along the bamboo forest trail. The bamboo trees lining the path are taller than three-story buildings, and sunlight filters through the cracks, casting specks of light on the ground, making the walk less sweltering. Lunch: Stop at the "Bamboo Forest Restaurant" on the mountain and order "Bamboo Shoots and Pork" (35 RMB). The bamboo shoots are picked that day, and the meat is stewed to perfection. It's enough for two bowls with rice. A complete meal for two people for 60 RMB. - Afternoon: Find a small stream (free), take off your shoes and wade in the cool water. You can see small fish swimming around. Bring a small net to catch shrimp (don't take it with you; return it afterward). - Evening: The B&B owner will grill bamboo chicken (50 yuan per chicken, ask in advance). The chicken is so tender and juicy, and the bamboo fragrance permeates the meat. It's much better than the roasted chicken in the city. Day 3: Buy local specialties and experience handcrafting - Morning: Visit the Bamboo Expo Park (40 yuan admission) to see various types of bamboo. There's also a live bamboo basket weaving workshop. You can learn how to weave a small one for 10 yuan, which is quite interesting. - Lunch: Stop by the "Farmer's Restaurant" for wood-fired fish (40 yuan per fish). The fish comes from the stream, has few bones, and is tender. It's stewed over a wood fire. You can even stick tortillas on the side of the pot (free). It's delicious with the soup. - Afternoon: Go to the specialty store to buy dried bamboo shoots (20 yuan per bag) and bamboo fungus (30 yuan per small box). These are both dried goods that are easy to carry and last a long time, making them perfect souvenirs for friends and family. - If you have enough time, visit the tea garden (free) to walk around and watch the tea farmers pick tea leaves. Ask them for fresh tea leaves to chew on; they're a bit bitter, but then have a sweet aftertaste. ❌ Don't fall into these pitfalls! I've personally experienced them. 1. Don't buy the "expensive bamboo products" in the scenic area. They look beautiful, but they're actually just as good as those sold at Yucun Market, and twice as expensive. 2. Don't take a private taxi up the mountain; they drive too fast and are unsafe. It's better to take the scenic area bus. 3. There are bugs in the bamboo forest in August, so wear long sleeves and long pants! Otherwise, your legs will be covered in tiny red bites, which will itch uncomfortably. 👕 What's the right outfit? Comfort first - Wear a short-sleeved T-shirt and thin pants for easy climbing and to keep out bugs. - Be sure to wear non-slip shoes! The bamboo forest trails are a bit slippery, and sandals can easily cause falls. - Bring a light jacket; mornings and evenings can get a bit chilly, especially if it rains. #Ruge's Journey #Places Most Asked About on WeChat Moments #Where to Go This Weekend #Romantic Travel Spots in China #Have Fun with Friends
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