What ancient towns are there around Suzhou? Travel guide around Suzhou

People say, "There is heaven above and Suzhou and Hangzhou below." There are many water towns in the south of the Yangtze River. Today, let us take a look at what quaint Jiangnan towns there are in Suzhou. Since Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai are also very far apart from each other. It is very close, which is very suitable for friends here to visit and experience the comfortable life of people with small bridges and flowing water. Looking for romance in Xitang Yanyu Corridor

Jiaxing, Zhejiang, this typical water town in the south of the Yangtze River, has beautiful scenery and many attractions. Among them, Xitang in the ancient town series has won the favor of tourists with its three major characteristics: "many bridges, many lanes, and many corridors and sheds". Residential houses in Xitang are built near the water. Blue waves are rippling everywhere, and every house is reflected by the water. While boating on the river, a woman in green clothes rocking a rowing boat sings with a gentle and melodious voice, just like a retro style. As night falls, the night in Xitang is no worse than during the day. The red lanterns lit up in every house are like a winding fire dragon, lighting up the night in Xitang. It is not difficult to meet a beautiful woman here. Enjoy comfort in Zhujiajiao Ancient Town, Shanghai

Shanghai is a bustling, compact and colorful place. For those of you who are coming to Shanghai for the first time and want to enjoy some food, drink and fun, then a 3-day leisure tour is most suitable. In Shanghai, in addition to going to the Bund to enjoy the bustling night view, going to the City God's Temple to feel the historical atmosphere, and going to Xintiandi to experience the old Shanghai style that combines Chinese and Western styles, there is also Zhujiajiao Ancient Town worth visiting. Zhujiajiao Ancient Town is known as the "Shanghai Venice". Here, you can see the pink walls and black tiles, winding alleys, rivers and harbors, and visit the First Bridge, the First Street, the Second Garden, the Three Bays, and the Twenty-sixth Lane. Or turn around and walk into the "Jiangnan* Tea House" to enjoy a cup of fragrant tea. Life should be filled with the refreshing taste of green tea. Enjoy the beauty of Xikou in Ningbo

If you have already been to Xitang and Wuzhen and want to experience a different tour of ancient towns, then you might as well come to Ningbo for a visit. Ningbo is a city associated with water. The past and present of the Old Bund, the passing light and shadow of Nantang Old Street, the scenery of Dongqian Lake and the stunning scenery of Xuedou Mountain are all inseparable from the nourishment of water. There is flowing beauty everywhere. Come to Ningbo, slow down your pace, put on your SLR, shuttle between the fashionable European-style buildings and quaint alleys, record the traces of time with your lens, and feel the changes of light and shadow. Feel the style of the water town at Wuzhen Caishen Bay

If you think that the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River are all the same, then you really haven’t done enough homework. The characteristic of Wuzhen* lies in the buildings facing the water. Most of the buildings along the river have their foundations inserted into the mud of the river. From a distance, they look like they are floating on the water. They are known as "houses pillowing water". In Wuzhen, you can stand on Fengyuan Twin Bridges and view the majestic Wuzhen from a distance; you can go to Hongyuan Tai Dyeing House to see the traditional weaving and dyeing craftsmanship; you can also go to Wuzhen Old Post Office to send mails from far away to friends from far away. Greetings from Wuzhen. In short, there is always something suitable for you in the huge Wuzhen.