Which hotel should I stay in to Zhenze? Do you have any local snacks? Do you have any recommendations?

I have been to Wujiang before, and it feels good to live in the waterfront of Zhenze. There are many inns in Suzhou, which retain the carved gatehouse in nave, and have the aesthetic feeling of a classical old house, and their gardens have the style of Jiangnan gardens and are very emotional.

After all, it is an ancient town in the south of the Yangtze River, so there are countless local snacks. "Four bowls of tea"-soaked eggs, soaked rice tea, smoked mung bean tea and green tea, are delicious dishes handed down by local people for many years. It is said that the tea soaked in rice served Emperor Yongle. You can try it.

If you take your children, you can try Ding Sheng cake, which is a famous traditional cake in Zhenze. It means high promotion, which is very auspicious. You can buy some for your children to try. I wish them a bright future and a step-by-step promotion.

It's spring recently, so it's suitable to try the local seasonal food-nine niang Cake. A bite will smell good. It tastes best when it's just out of the pot. Nine niang cake is only sold for one season, so you'd better try it early.