Jinzhou two-day one-night travel guide is here

About transportation: If you get off at Jinzhou North, there are many people queuing for taxis at the pavilion. Jinzhou city is not big, there are very few DiDi rides, and taxis and buses are the main means of transportation. The starting price for taxis in the city is 6 yuan, which is very convenient. To go to the Little Potala Palace, you need to take a coach, which you can find at the bus station. There are many trips, 6 yuan per person. Bring cash, as some only accept cash and do not have the scan code feature. About food: Lao Bai Barbecue requires queuing. You can follow their WeChat official account to queue online in advance. The taste is good, and the meat is genuine. It is said to be an old shop from many years ago, which later expanded. The taste of dishes like spicy stir-fried beef tendon is average; the barbecue seems to be better. Any famous barbecue place will require queuing. Rong Peng baked pancake's main store is large, with generous portions and affordable prices. The sweet and sour pork is only 35 yuan per serving, with old-fashioned and new styles available. The new style is made with tomato sauce, which is sour. The green bean pancake is recommended; both the meat and green beans are soft and tender. There are thin and thick pancakes; for girls, it is suggested to order just one serving as the portion is quite large. The local yogurt, Shuang Ba Yogurt, has a more complete variety of flavors in the supermarkets inside large shopping malls. Many street-side supermarkets are out of stock, and they stock less. The banana, blueberry, and jujube flavors are very good to drink, as well as sea buckthorn, grape, cantaloupe, and mango flavors. The price is 2.1-2.3 yuan per can. There is a cornbread shop on Shanghai Road that is very fragrant and popular. It depends on personal preference. Linghe Night Market is open. The taiyaki with red bean filling is delicious but a bit expensive, 8 yuan each. The potato skins are also recommended, and the large chicken cutlet that many people queue for should also be good. About attractions: It takes about half an hour to get to the Little Potala Palace from Jinzhou Bus Station, 6 yuan per person. Inside the station, you can buy a ticket with a seat number, while outside, the soliciting buses are first-come-first-serve. Near the attraction, there are many people soliciting to take photos in Tibetan costumes. The cost for clothing and makeup is 50 yuan per person, but it is recommended to bring your own makeup due to concerns about allergies. It's better to go early to have more choices of clothes. We paid 25 yuan per person, and the shop owner was nice. A 300 yuan deposit is required, and we wore the costumes for almost 4 hours. The attraction is not very big, and it takes a long time to take photos. To the right of the Potala Palace, there is the Temple of Heaven, the Great Wall, the Terracotta Army, the Yellow Crane Tower, the White Pagoda, and the Ksitigarbha Pagoda, a condensed package of Chinese attractions. For the return trip, if you can find a taxi going the same way, they can take you for 6 yuan per person, but it's not easy to encounter. You can try to hail a returning coach at the drop-off point. Before going to Bijia Mountain, it's best to check if it's open. It was closed on March 24th, and you should also check the tide times. We didn't go to the Ancient Pagoda Park; the driver said it's just a place for square dancing, nothing much to see. About accommodation: We stayed at the GreenTree Inn near Jinzhou Station. There are big shopping malls nearby, and it's close to the station, but the first floor is under renovation. The environment is a bit old. As soon as you enter, there is a strong smell of disinfectant. It can only be said to be cost-effective; the room is still clean, and it's cheap.