I deeply regret missing the ancient town of Nanxun!

I deeply regret missing the ancient town of Nanxun! I thought I would be disappointed, but Nanxun in spring turned out to be unexpectedly beautiful~ The most surprising thing is that the admission is completely free! Its vastness even surpasses that of Wuzhen, making me wander for a long time without feeling satisfied. Compared to the 190 yuan ticket for Wuzhen, Nanxun is undoubtedly a more attractive choice, especially with street performances on weekends adding to the fun~ Although Xitang and Wuzhen have both seen my footprints, the charm of Nanxun is truly not to be underestimated. 🥗 Let's talk about the food experience in Nanxun: The highly acclaimed Longfeng Noodle House, I made a special trip there, but for my Jiangxi stomach, I can only rate it as average. The texture of the noodles seemed no different from those sold in supermarkets, and the price of 30 yuan a bowl is not affordable, with only a few slices of beef. Having lived in the north for four years and tasted countless delicious noodles, the noodle house here really can't move my taste buds. However, for friends who like the light taste of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai, it might be considered decent. A friend recommended a Huzhou restaurant to me, and although I personally found it average, my Zhejiang companions praised it highly. However, when it comes to Zhejiang's specialty foods, I still prefer our Jiangxi stir-fry—that's the real deal! The scenic area is not short of well-known chain brands such as Luckin Coffee, Snow King, HeyTea, KFC, etc. The prices are slightly higher than in the city, about one or two yuan more expensive, but still reasonable.