Top Ten Attractions in Wuzhen

Top Ten Attractions in Wuzhen:

1. Dongzha

In 2001, the Dongzha Scenic Area of ??Wuzhen Dongzha Protection and Development Project was officially opened to the public. The first phase of the scenic area covers an area of ??approximately 0.46 square kilometers, with a protected building area of ??nearly 60,000 square meters. With its original water town style and profound cultural heritage, it has become a famous ancient town tourist attraction in China. Since its opening, Wuzhen has attracted more than 2 million domestic and foreign tourists every year, becoming the single scenic spot in Zhejiang Province that receives the most foreign guests every year. The best time to travel to Wuzhen: The climate of Wuzhen is not much different from that of Jiaxing and Xitang.

2. Tashi

Tashi is located on Wuzhen West Street, adjacent to the ancient Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, with expressways leading to Jiangsu, Suzhou and Tongxiang. Transportation is very convenient. Unlike Dongzha, which is mainly focused on tourism, Tashi is mainly focused on business tourism and leisure vacations.

3. Fengyuan Shuangqiao

There is a unique ancient bridge in Wuzhen - Fengyuan Shuangqiao. It is also called a covered bridge because there is a covered shed. There is a water fence under the bridge, which is the entrance and exit of the ancient waterway. It is said that it is a custom for men to leave the bridge and for women to leave the bridge. When walking across the bridge, separate the left and right halves. So you can have both sides of the bridge. Standing on Fengyuan Double Bridge, you can overlook the scenery of Dongshi River.

4. Xiangshan Hall

Xiangshan Traditional Chinese Medicine Store is located in Caishen Bay, Dongzha. It was founded by shop owner Lu Qingyu during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty and has a history of more than 100 years. The fragrant mountain means that Chinese medicine is more expensive, and the mountain means that the medicinal materials are piled up in mountains. The store runs from north to south. There are three medicine cabinets on the east and north walls of the storage room. They are called Baiyan cabinets to store various commonly used traditional Chinese medicines. There is a curved ruler counter at the front of the store, which is a drugstore workbench. In front of the store, the mottled old signboards from north to south, although somewhat broken, still creaked in the river breeze.

5. Jiangnan Hundred Beds Pavilion

The Jiangnan Hundred Beds Museum is located in Wuzhen, Tongxiang City, Jiaxing, Zhejiang. It is a museum specializing in collecting and displaying ancient beds in the south of the Yangtze River. There are now representative ancient beds in modern times, such as the Ming Dynasty Clubbed Large Tube Bed, Miss Bed, Arhat Bed, etc.

6. Hongyuan Tai Dyeing House

Hongyuan Dyeing House, a dyeing house founded in the Song and Yuan Dynasties, has been transformed into a tourist attraction in Wuzhen. You can see the whole process demonstration of traditional craftsmanship, and you can also take home some finished blue calico in the front store.

7. Jiangnan Folklore Museum

The Jiangnan Folklore Museum is located on Premier S Fengqing Street. It displays one of the most dynamic dramas in history and culture: the world's unique Haining Shadow Puppetry, including its Historical origins, production techniques, traditional drama performances, etc. The customs of farmers in water towns consist of plows, seedling stools, coir raincoats and hats. The unique customs of sericulture families, such as the ceremony of inviting silkworm flowers, silkworm eggs, silkworm flowers, and silkworm hair, are also unique attractions of the Jiangnan Folk Museum.

8. Mao Dun’s Former Residence

Mao Dun’s former residence is the only national key cultural relic protection unit in Jiaxing. It is located at No. 17 Guanqian Street on the east side of Wuzhen River. It is a multi-story wooden structure building with four bays and two entrances, facing south and with a total area of ??about 450 square meters. The former residence is divided into the east unit and the west unit, of which Mao Dun's great-grandfather bought it twice. Including the former residence, bedrooms, study, restaurant and other buildings, the furniture and layout are still the same as Mao Dun's original residence.

9. General Wu Temple

General Wu Temple is located north of the West Bank Theater in Wuzhen City. In the past there was an ancient temple called General Wu Temple. There is an ancient ginkgo tree in the temple. Now, the temple is gone, but the ginkgo trees are still standing. The tree is so tall and big that it takes three people to hold hands. It is simple and vigorous, and the tops of the trees can be seen ten miles away.

10. Caishen Bay

Fortune Bay was formerly called Zhuanchuan Bay.

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