I want to travel to Jingzhou. What are the interesting places in Jingzhou and the pedestrian street?

As a Jingzhou person, I said there was nothing interesting, but I ate a lot. Public security is not good, but it is not unbearable. Just pay attention in the street when you go out. Although it is not recommended to go, you should answer if you ask.

I think the most meaningful place is that Jingzhou Museum is free now, and you still have to pay for some newly developed museums. But very precious things, such as the sword of Gou Jian, the King of Yue, were taken away by the Palace Museum, and now all the museums are imitations. On the whole, it's well worth a visit. After all, it is the national 10 museum.

Then there is the ancient city wall on which Jingzhou became famous. It is said that it is very well preserved. Maybe I've seen too much, but I don't think it's grand. There are four gates in the southeast and northwest, and the best is the East Gate. It is not recommended to feel that there is nothing to see, but it is quite famous. If you want to go, you can go around the city wall with a local companion. It's free and nobody cares.

Well, there is also Zhongshan Park, which is the largest in Hubei and has a good environment. There are also roller coasters, small ones, which can also be taken. There are many places to play in the park. My classmates and I often walk in the park, which is quite comfortable and worth visiting.

Then, for example, Guandi Temple, Taohua Village, Three Kingdoms Park, Zhang's former residence and Zhanghua Temple can all be visited. In short, there are not many places to play, and it is not very fun.

The commercial pedestrian street, Shalongda Square in Shashi, which is Beijing Middle Road, is undoubtedly the commercial center of Jingzhou.

Then there is Jingzhou Huatai, and Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street (it used to be bad, but now it's all rubbish, so I won't go)

Since you are a tourist, let me talk about hotels. 5-star Crystal Hotel (in Shashi) and 4-star Jingzhou Hotel (in Jingzhou).

These two hotels are prosperous, and there are many other hotels, so I don't want to list them one by one.

But, ah, you don't ask about local special snacks when you travel. Ah, ah, you are so unprofessional. In a word, Jingzhou snacks are really delicious.

Breakfast (we ordered it too early): breakfast noodles, Dalian noodles are delicious, and then Huangjiatang beef rice noodles.

The spicy food in Traveler Street, the midnight snack on Wuyi Road, the snack street on the other side of the cultural square of handmade rice noodles in Mattel Lane, and many food stalls in the underground shopping mall of Beijing Road are everywhere at night.

In short, we should go to Beijing Middle Road more often and eat more.

Finally, if you want to know more, you can go to Baidu Encyclopedia or Jingzhou Post Bar.

Hey, it's not easy to fight by hand. I'm exhausted. I hope to adopt.