Top 10 Best Things to Do in Taizhou

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Anonymous user

A truly wonderful trip! The water forest landscape features bald cypress (or dawn redwood) as its core plant. These tall, straight trees turn orange-red and golden in autumn and winter, creating a breathtaking "layers of vibrant colors" effect. The trees are distributed along the water's surface, their branches and leaves reflected in the water, often presenting a poetic scene of "trees growing in the water." The bald cypress/dawn redwood foliage is typically at its most vibrant from November to January of the following year. A "limited-time autumn/winter fairytale," the trip allows visitors to cruise through the forest, offering both scenic beauty and relaxation.

冰雪

Zhenhu Wetland Park was absolutely amazing—a fantastic nature trip! As a national 5A-level scenic area, it boasts a vast area of ​​26 square kilometers of breathtaking wetland scenery. The lake water is crystal clear, and boating through the waterways with a gentle breeze is incredibly pleasant. The park's ecosystem is superb, home to over 150 species of wild plants and over 90 species of wild animals. The Père David's deer enclosure is especially popular; children are thrilled to see herds of deer, and there are also waterfowl like black swans that you can feed, making it perfect for family trips. The park's science museum is also very unique, with rich interactive exhibits that teach children a lot. I highly recommend everyone come here to experience the charm of nature!

Anonymous user

Taizhou, the birthplace of the navy, has three ships and one vessel, especially the submarine, which can be entered to experience the hardships of submariners. The only drawback is that only the deck of the destroyer and frigate can be visited; the upper deck and the area below the deck are not accessible.

Anonymous user

This hotel exceeded my expectations and is arguably the best B&B near the temple in its price range. This hotel is a renovated local residential complex, with the entire building comprised of suites. The rooms are small but very clean, with pleasant aromatherapy and everything you need. The bathroom has separate wet and dry areas, and provides disposable towels, bath towels, toothpaste, a toothbrush, a comb, bathroom slippers, two bottles of water, and a heated bottled water tank. The room was spotless, the toilet was pristine, the bedding was clean and odor-free, and there were plenty of power outlets, including a USB port. It was a non-smoking room. The showers were hot, and shower gel, shampoo, a hair dryer, and Wi-Fi were provided. There's a small refrigerator in the common area, which is probably useful in the summer. The minibus drop-off point for the scenic area is right at the entrance to the B&B complex, and you'll find it in the third building. A separate tunnel separates pedestrians and vehicles, connecting you to the temple area. The owner was very friendly and proactively reminded me of incense burning precautions, helped me plan my route, and provided a temple map. My stay was excellent and I'll stay here again.

Anonymous user

Explore the local history and culture, and savor the unique cuisine – it's definitely worth a visit. I recommend Qifuji Rice Cake; the owner gave me a sample of their hot osmanthus rice cake, and I immediately bought both sesame and osmanthus flavors – both were delicious.