Come to Xuzhou to experience the legacy of the Han Dynasty's glory

Although I don't think Xuzhou is a typical tourist city, it is full of historical and cultural charm. The most attractive sites include the Guishan Han Tomb and the Xuzhou Imperial Edict Museum. The former displays the style of the Han imperial family's mausoleums; the latter is a themed museum where you can see many interesting ancient 'cheating artifacts' up close.

Xuzhou 48-Hour Gourmet Travel Check-in Guide

Traveling to Xuzhou from Beijing and Shanghai, the high-speed train takes only a minimum of 2.5 hours, making it suitable for weekend trips. Most attractions in Xuzhou do not charge an entrance fee, and there is a 2000-year-old barbecue culture, with the average cost per person in restaurants rarely exceeding 70 yuan. Many people have already regarded it as a budget travel destination, but it has not yet become as popular as Harbin or Tianshui. Must-visit spot 1: Guishan Han Tomb, the most magnificent discovered among the tombs of the kings of Chu, with a total of 15 tomb chambers and an area of over 700 square meters, almost hollowing out the entire mountain. The ticket price of 80 yuan is not cheap. The scenic area also includes two additional attractions, the Imperial Edict Museum and the Dianshi Garden, which houses a large collection of stone carvings and steles. Although the collections are decent, there is a suspicion of padding. Must-visit spot 2: Han Dynasty Relief Stone Art Gallery, free of charge. It displays nearly 600 pieces of Han Dynasty relief stone masterpieces, recreating various aspects of life during the Han Dynasty, including cattle farming, weaving, chariot travel, feasting and drinking, music and dance, myths and legends, etc., known as the 'Epic on Stone'. If time is limited, you can choose to only visit the newly built South Hall. Must-visit spot 3: Xuzhou Museum, free of charge. Hundreds of Han tombs are scattered around Xuzhou, and the unearthed artifacts such as gold-threaded, silver-threaded, and copper-threaded jade garments, as well as jade dragons, pottery figurines, and lacquer coffins inlaid with jade, are all on display here. As a must-visit for tourists, it is best to make a reservation in advance to ensure entry on the day. Other attractions are optional, including: Baolian Temple near Xuzhou East Station, built in 2009, where the internet-famous pastries need to be purchased early in the morning and are quickly sold out after lunch, free admission; Xima Terrace, newly built in 1985, where the exhibition hall is used to tell the story of Xiang Yu from birth to defeat in battle, free of charge; Hubu Mountain under Xima Terrace, where several famous residences are located, which compared to the thousands of ancient streets across the country, are not particularly distinctive, free of charge; Huilongwo next to Hubu Mountain subway station, which was once known for its low-lying terrain and difficulty in draining rainwater, has now become a commercial street constructed with antique buildings, free of charge. Regarding Han tombs, Shizishan Han Tomb (also known as Han Culture Scenic Area), Beidongshan Han Tomb Exhibition Hall (to be opened in 2024), and Baiji Han Tomb are also quite famous and worth considering. Eating in Xuzhou: Most barbecue restaurants open after 4 p.m. and close around 1 or 2 a.m. The barbecue restaurant Lvdi Sanzhiyang in the city center is particularly popular, with many people still waiting for a table even after 11 p.m. If you really want to try the barbecue, it is recommended to go when they open in the afternoon or to visit shops that are not in the city center. If you go during meal times, be prepared to queue for two hours. Xuzhou has several food streets, including the 1818 Night Market, Fuguo Street, and Fengchu Street. Among them, Fengchu Street offers the best experience, with shops selling shaved ice, Bazirou (pork belly), rice noodles, steak, chicken strips, etc., all crammed into a short street, with waiting times not being exaggerated. If you want to eat Xuzhou cuisine, you should look for restaurants that serve dishes like clay pot chicken and garlic burst fish. The differences between those old restaurants that have been open for decades are not significant. If any internet-famous restaurant requires waiting for more than an hour, I would suggest checking out other shops. For breakfast, you can consider the time-honored brand Lianglai Feng's beef potstickers, pan-fried buns, and spicy soup with egg.

Visiting Xuzhou is not just about sightseeing, but also about eating well!!

As the weather gets warmer, more and more friends are coming to visit Xuzhou. There are many attractions in Xuzhou, such as Yunlong Lake, Guishan Han Tomb, Xuzhou Museum, Xuzhou Paradise... Of course, each of these attractions has its own characteristics and they are all quite nice~ But what to eat after playing has become a problem. If everyone has made a strategy in advance and follows their own plan, that's fine. For those who haven't made a strategy and those who have difficulty making choices, I suggest going straight to 'Zhu Huohuo Super Large Stall'. Why recommend Zhu Huohuo? Mainly for three reasons, first, Zhu Huohuo has a lot of dishes, you can eat barbecue, Xuzhou cuisine, crayfish there, it's very convenient. Second, the taste of their crayfish is really amazing, I go to their place every crayfish season! Third, their service is very good and the prices are affordable~ After eating, you can also take a walk around Yunlong Lake, or go shopping in the city center, and then head to 1818 Food Plaza, Fengchu Street, Fuguo Street, where there are many special snacks~

Xuzhou Travel Guide: Experience Historical Culture, Taste a Feast of Delicious Food!

Dear friends, today I am going to introduce to you a city with a rich historical culture - Xuzhou. Let's explore the charm of this city together! Day 1: Visit Historical Culture, Taste Special Cuisine Morning: First come to Xuzhou Museum to feel the deep historical and cultural heritage of this city. The museum displays various precious cultural relics, allowing people to appreciate the brilliance of Xuzhou's history. Noon: Come to the Yunlong Lake, enjoy the lake and mountain scenery, and feel the fresh air of nature. The nearby Yunlong Mountain, Fuguo Street, and Huilongwo are also worth visiting. Evening: The barbecue of "Shiji String Bureau" on Hubushan and the ice powder shop in the city center are not to be missed, especially the summer hug ice powder, the taste is delicate and the aftertaste is endless. Day 2: Immerse in Han Culture History, Taste Special Cuisine Morning: Come to the Han Culture Scenic Area and Guishan Han Tomb Scenic Area to feel the unique charm of Han culture. The architectural style and unearthed cultural relics here are amazing. Noon: Taste the vegetarian meal of Baolian Temple, feel the tranquility and peace of the temple. In addition, Xuzhou's Tangta soup, cold skin, and rolls are also not to be missed. Evening: The Blue Mage Dessert Shop in Huilongwo is one of the most popular dessert shops in Xuzhou, and the various flavors of desserts make people linger. Overall Feeling: Xuzhou not only has a rich historical culture, but also a tempting feast of food. During the tour, people can feel the unique charm of this city. Whether you are a history lover or a foodie, you can meet your needs here. Come to Xuzhou to feel the charm of this city!

it was very beautiful the scenery was very nice. we enjoyed many tours inside the tombs. it was very cost effective. it would be very nice to come here with family band friends to learn about Chinese culture. there were very beautiful views everywhere to look at. it is also a very good place to take a lot of pictures. children can also go and visit there so that they are able to play around #awesomepic #newyearadventure