What are the recommended two-day and one-night tours in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai?

I recommend Fenghuang Town in Zhangjiagang, where you can soak in hot springs, climb Fenghuang Mountain, and taste farm food.

Fenghuang has a profound historical and cultural heritage, including the Chinese intangible cultural heritage Heyang Folk Song, Yongqing Temple, one of the 480 temples in the Southern Dynasties, and the thousand-year-old red bean tree, the thousand-year-old Street - Tianzhuang Ancient Town and other places of interest, as well as "Sunan No. 1" hot spring, the only hot spring containing fluorine and radium in southern Jiangsu. There is a Peach Blossom Festival in March, and freshly picked peaches are available in July and August. The taste is not inferior to that of Wuxi peaches. The transportation is also very convenient. You can drive to Suzhou, Wuxi and Changzhou in one hour.

Two days and one night hot spring trip:

D1: Arrive at Fenghuang Town by car, check in, and drive to Fenghuang Road for a full meal of farm food, Fenghuang Road is right at Fenghuang Mountain At the foot, after eating and drinking, you can visit Yongqing Temple and climb Phoenix Mountain.

Dinner is still at the farmhouse restaurant on Fengdan Road. The restaurants there are very good. Their signatures are chicken soup and large wontons. There is also a dish of stir-fried beef with peach that is very special.

After dinner, go to the Golden Phoenix Hotel to soak in the hot springs. There are more than 50 special pools to soak away the fatigue of the day.

D2: After breakfast in the hotel, check out the room and visit the Heyang Folk Song Hall in the morning.

The small bridges, flowing water, pavilions and pavilions in the Heyang Folk Song Hall give it a classical charm and the scenery of a Jiangnan garden. At the Heyang Folk Song Hall, visitors can fully understand the origin and inheritance of Heyang folk songs, and also enjoy the natural sounds of the mountain singers. Interested tourists can also learn to sing from mountain singers and even perform on stage.

After coming out, you can go to Tianzhuang Ancient Town. Tianzhuang Ancient Town is actually a preserved old street. It can also be seen from the name that it is called North Street. This old street is the only remaining part of the original North Street here. It is paved with bluestone slabs and is more than 250 meters long. There are drainage facilities under the slabs. Most of the buildings on both sides of the street are preserved from the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, and are relatively well preserved. I always feel that ancient buildings are the most attractive, with gray tiles and white walls. The more you look at them, the more interesting they become, so that an old street that is only 250 meters long seems to have no end.

We ate and drank on the old streets and headed back home after lunch!