Don't miss the Jinjiang one-day tour guide when you come to Quanzhou

Transportation: Take a train to Quanzhou South and a 10-minute taxi ride will get you to Wulin Ancient Village. It takes half an hour by taxi from Wulin Ancient Village to Wudian City. Taxi in Jinjiang starts at 9 yuan. When I went there, I happened to catch the Spring Festival shuttle bus, which only cost 5 yuan per person to get to Wudian City, saving money and effort. ⏰In the morning, you can arrange a visit to Wulin traditional ancient village. ⏰In the afternoon, go to Wudian City for sightseeing and enjoy delicious food. ✅Wulin Traditional Village: ✔️If you come directly with luggage, you can store your luggage for free for 2 hours at the tourist center. ✔️There is a sightseeing car that takes you to the entrance of the village for 9 yuan/person. Personally, I don't think it's necessary to take it, as it's only a kilometer away. ✔️The ancient village is not big, so there is no need to stick to a specific tour route, because every part of Wulin has its unique historical significance and beauty. ✔️There are 136 buildings of various ancient architectures, including the Ming Dynasty Hundred Blessings Wall, Qing Dynasty official red brick mansions, modern Gothic and Roman-style western buildings, and Fanzi buildings. ✔️Focusing on the themes of 'family and country sentiments, intoxicated by Southern Fujian, and influenced by Nanyang', it recreates the atmosphere of a Southern Fujian overseas Chinese village during the Republic of China period. 💵Ticket: Free ✅Wudian City Traditional Street District: Compared to Wulin traditional village, Wudian City seems to be more bustling and lively. Located in the center of Jinjiang District, the surrounding restaurants, antique shops, and malls are all readily available. 🅿️There are also many parking lots nearby, so there's no need to worry about parking if you're driving. 🏛️Here, more than 100 buildings from the Ming, Qing, Republic of China, and modern periods are preserved. Inside, there are residences, shops, ancestral halls, temples, etc., continuing the traditional market town style. 🕌The residential buildings here are also worth seeing, with rammed earth houses, traditional Southern Fujian 'imperial palace-style' red brick buildings, and a mix of Chinese and Western-style western buildings and western architecture. 💵Ticket: Free 🍽️For dining, you can choose the nearby Haihuangcheng Restaurant, which is good and affordable. 🥘Ginger duck, spicy sea snail meat, fist mother, oyster omelet, five-spice roll with vinegar meat, and braised noodles are all must-orders.