The scenery is good, no loss is the ten most beautiful villages in China, it is recommended. There are playgrounds for children, small trains, bird performances, animal performances, and grass skating super exciting! Drifting is also very good.

There is a parking lot in Zhuquan Village, 10 yuan per time, we have a parking space early in the morning. It turned out that there was no small train and rafting ticket, but when the ticket was changed at the window, the staff said that the discount price was 40 yuan/person on the spot, and then bought two on the spot. When booking tickets on Trip.com, it shows that there is no need to change tickets, but you still need to change tickets to the scene. Another scenic spot, Hongshizhai, after coming out of Zhuquan Village, spend 10 yuan (roundtrip) to Hongshizhai by light car. The automotive performance in Hongshizhai is really good, and the big circus performance is also OK, but you have to plan the time. Both scenic spots have rides, bumper cars, glass trestles, etc. to buy additional tickets.

The perfect combination of Chengzhai and spring water makes the antique Zhuquan Village look different. The attractions have the characteristics of the ancient city and the modern atmosphere. People immerse themselves and linger. Adults and children like it very much. It is a good place for parents and children to play. It is recommended!

Very unique, beautiful, worth a visit

The second time I went, I feel that there has been no change in the past few years. The night view of living in it is good. Bamboo shadows, lights, and running water are more suitable for summer play. Children will especially like it. The spring water is good, cool, very cool, and the folk activities are good. But there are mosquitoes at night. Do a good job of preventing mosquitoes.

There are bamboos and water, you can play and swim, children like it, the elderly are not annoying, and there are various ethnic performances, which are very distinctive. There are not many ancient buildings, not as good as Hongcun, but the water is much stronger than Hongcun. Spring, stream, canal, lake, each have its own way of playing.