2025 Yibin Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

👍🏻 Recommended reason: Help! Who hasn't been to this super-healing "natural air-conditioned room" yet! 🌿 The bamboo forest is simply a decompression paradise for office workers! The lush green scenery is pleasing to the eye, the fresh bamboo fragrance is super refreshing, and the negative oxygen ions are off the charts! Whether you want to escape the high temperature and heat, take ancient-style blockbusters, or bring your baby closer to nature, this place is super suitable! You can take photos with a cinematic feel. You won’t want to leave after spending a day here~ 🗺 Attraction introduction: • Emerald Corridor: A must-see! Tens of thousands of Phyllostachys edulis block out the sun, and the bluestone road meanders through the bamboo shadows. The sunlight shines through the gaps, as if walking into the Wizard of Oz 🌞 • Guanhai Building: Overlooking from the commanding heights, the endless bamboo waves undulate with the wind, like a green ocean. You will be instantly shocked by the magnificence of nature! • Worry-free Valley: The stream is gurgling, the bamboo forest is quiet, and you can also experience bamboo rafting. You can sway slowly on the blue waves, listening to the rustling of bamboo leaves, and all your troubles will be washed away~ • Moxi Stream: The stream reflects the bamboo forest, which is green and clear. It is suitable for children to fight water battles and step on stones. A must for family trips! 🚗 Attraction transportation: • Self-driving: Directly navigate to "XX Bamboo Forest Scenic Area". The parking lot is super large, and the parking fee is CNY 10–20/day 🅿 • Public transportation: First go to the city where the scenic spot is located, and then take a tourist bus to go directly; some scenic spots have high-speed rail station shuttle buses, so it is more convenient to check the timetable in advance! 🗺 Travel route: Easy day trip: Emerald Corridor punch-in → Guanhai Building overlooking the panoramic view → Worry-free Valley bamboo rafting → Moxi Stream playing in the water → return trip In-depth two-day tour: Day 1 Check into a bamboo forest homestay and watch the sunset in the bamboo forest in the evening; Day 2 Get up early to hike and climb mountains, experience digging bamboo shoots and picking wild vegetables, and feel the pastoral wildness 🌱 🍱 Food recommendation: • Bamboo rice: Freshly cut bamboo is filled with glutinous rice and bacon, and slowly roasted over charcoal fire. When you open the bamboo tube, the aroma is tangy, and the glutinous rice is super delicious! 🍚 • Bamboo shoot feast: Cold fresh bamboo shoots, bamboo shoots stewed with bacon, dried bamboo shoots braised with pork... all kinds of methods are so delicious! • Bamboo fungus chicken soup: The bamboo fungus absorbs the umami flavor of the chicken soup. One bite warms the heart, and you feel comfortable after drinking it~ 💰 Cost related: • Tickets: CNY 50–100 (different scenic spots have different prices, student ID cards and senior citizen cards can be discounted) • Bamboo rafting: CNY 30–50/person • Catering: An average of CNY 50–80 per person can fill you up, and the farm dishes in the homestay are more cost-effective! • Accommodation: Ordinary homestays are CNY 150–300/night, and high-end resort hotels are CNY 500+/night 📌 Other tips: 1. Wear comfortable sneakers! The scenic area is very large and requires a lot of walking, so avoid foot pain~👟 2. Bring mosquito repellent in summer! There are many mosquitoes in the bamboo forest, so spray it to avoid being bitten 3. Sisters who want to take ancient-style blockbusters are advised to wear white and light-colored long skirts, which match the bamboo forest very well! 4. Don't miss it after the rain! The moist bamboo forest is surrounded by mist, like a scene from a fairy tale drama! ☁️

I found a new landmark in the fairy tale world of southern Sichuan. This place looks like the world city in the fairy tale park. 🔍 | Nanxi Happy Farm 📍 | Y005, Luolong Street, Nanxi District, Yibin City, Sichuan You can take the sightseeing bus to the top of the mountain and play from top to bottom! 𝙋𝙡𝙖𝙮 𝙨𝙩𝙧𝙖𝙩𝙚𝙜𝙮 Travel Guide 1️⃣ Wonderland ✏️ Paradise There are carousels 🎠, zip lines, beast palaces, and giant panda slides in the play area 2️⃣ Happy 😁 World The largest Ferris wheel in southern Sichuan overlooks the first bay of the Yangtze River 3️⃣ Xianyuan 🌸 Flower Lake The rapeseed flowers are blooming all over the hillside, and the scene of the small train passing through it, and the big Ferris wheel behind it makes people feel like they are in the scenes of anime 4️⃣ Luxi 🦌 Ranch Take a photo with giraffes, alpacas 🦙 sika deer and see the animals in the comics 5️⃣ Nanxi 🌲 Beautiful Village The forest lake cabin built based on the original terrain is like a dream home in the forest Travel with friends on weekends Let's enjoy the comfortable and natural fairy tale world together

New Year in Chengdu and Leshan: An 8-day tour combining food and ancient charm. A new year and a new journey await you! -------------------- 🏃Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Tianjin and arrive in Yibin, the first stop of your journey! Day 2: Explore Mount Emei and enjoy the beauty and mystery of the mountains. Day 3: Visit the Leshan Giant Buddha, tour the Dujiangyan Scenic Area, and stroll along Nanqiao Bridge to experience the ancient culture and natural beauty. Day 4: Visit the Dujiangyan China Giant Panda Garden and get up close and personal with the national treasure. Day 5: A day tour of Jiuzhaigou Scenic Area to enjoy the splendor and wonder of nature. Day 6: Visit Huanglong Scenic Area to experience the unique plateau scenery. Day 7: Visit Wuhou Shrine to experience the history of the Three Kingdoms, and stroll along Kuanzhai Alley to savor the charm of old Chengdu. Day 8: Depart from Yibin and return to Tianjin to end your pleasant journey! -------------------- Must-see attractions: Jiuzhaigou Scenic Area ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Provincial Highway 301, Zhangzha Town, Jiuzhaigou County, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture - Opening hours: All day - Duration: 1–2 days - Step into a fairy tale world and experience the wonder of an ink painting, where lush forests and clear streams complement each other. Mount Emei ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Huangwan Town, Emeishan City, Leshan City, Sichuan Province - Opening hours: All day - Duration: 1–2 days - Climb Mount Emei to enjoy the beauty of the four seasons, play with the monkeys, listen to the bells of the ancient temples, and enjoy the fun of climbing. Dujiangyan Scenic Area ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Gongyuan Road, Dujiangyan City, Chengdu - Opening hours: All day - Duration: 2–4 hours - Explore the mysteries of the thousand-year-old water conservancy project and enjoy the unique charm of the world-famous scenic spot. -------------------- Travel preparation: 🎒 👗 Clothing: For a trip to Chengdu and Leshan in December, remember to bring a thick coat and sweater to keep warm. Flat shoes are a must for a more comfortable trip. 🎩 Accessories: Sunglasses and a sun hat are both stylish and protective. Don't forget a scarf to keep warm and look good. 📂 Documents: Bring your ID card and student ID for discounted tickets. Also, bring your driver's license for a more convenient self-drive tour. 💊 Other: Cold medicine and stomach medicine are good to have just in case. A power bank and data cable will ensure you can take photos without worry. Also, bring rain gear to deal with sudden weather changes. -------------------- On your trip to Chengdu and Leshan, enjoy the food and scenery, and don't forget to bring your camera to capture every beautiful moment! 📸

The Chengdu high-speed train takes 2 hours to reach this seriously underestimated riverside town. Ancient buildings in the old city, Jiangnan water town, riverside Hawaii, fairy tale paradise... An ancient city full of contrasts! ! Not only fun but also easy to shoot We have sorted out the 2-day tour route 🚶 It’s enough to collect this article for weekend tours, taking photos and checking in, and citywalk‼ ️One time arrangement~ - >>>>>Day 1 🚗Depart from Chengdu and arrive at Yibin West Railway Station🚉 Have some food in the city~ ☑️ Recommended walking routes for taking photos and checking in in the ancient city: Hejiangmen Small Bund (Yibin Wall) 👉🏻Xianxi Street (we love Yibin Wall so much) 👉🏻Gongxing Street Catholic Church 👉🏻 Dadipo Park (Little Hawaii)… 🥢Food: Yibin noodles, barbecue, Lizhuang white meat, white cake... You can't go wrong if you go to a small restaurant in a residential building where locals eat! ! ☑️After lunch, go to the most fairy tale place in Yibin🎡Nanxi Happy Pastoral ✨Share some travel route tips: 🎠Fantasy Mirror Park: Carousel, Swings, Slides🛝 Full of childlike fun 🦙Deer Creek Ranch: Giraffes🦒, sika deer, pelicans... interact closely with various cute pets. Running on the ranch is super fun! ! 🎡Happy World: Check out the giant scarecrow that exceeds the movie limit, and sit on the Sunset Ferris Wheel to watch the beautiful sunset. It’s so beautiful... 🚂Xianyuan Flower Lake Take the lakeside train to feel the pastoral style and experience the farming fun that is not found in the city~ 🏨Nanxi Beauty Village Stay in the forest tree house and barbecue and camp by the lake as night falls. The atmosphere is great! ! Fall asleep with cicadas chirping and birds chirping on your pillow~ - >>>>>Day 2 After lunch, go to 👉🏻Lizhuang Ancient Town👉🏻🚄 and return Sichuan version of Xiaojiangnan, a Chinese-style romantic town! ! It’s very suitable for taking photos in the ancient style📷 It’s very relaxing and comfortable to rock the boat and see the ancient buildings along the river~

🌅 Hey everyone! I recently found an amazing vacation spot—the infinity pool at Lizhuang Ancient Town! Today, I’m sharing a super-detailed travel guide, so save this now! 📍 Location: Guilunfang Hotel, Moon Field Scenic Area, Lizhuang Ancient Town, Yibin 🚗 Transportation: - By bus: Take Bus No. 39, 45, or the tourist shuttle from downtown Yibin directly to Lizhuang Tourist Reception Center (about 1-hour ride). - By car: Navigate to "Lizhuang Ancient Town." Parking is available around the scenic area and is quite convenient. 💰 Fees: - The pool charges separately; check prices on major platforms or on-site (discount packages may be available). - Dining at Guilunfang Hotel’s Moon Laurel Western Restaurant costs around 100+ RMB per person, with a rich menu and photogenic dishes. 🕙 Opening hours: 12:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Arrive around 4-5 PM to enjoy the pool’s cool waters and catch the breathtaking sunset views. 🏊‍♀️ Highlights: - Infinity Pool: Located in Zone A of Guilunfang Hotel at the highest point of Moon Field Scenic Area, it offers panoramic views of distant mountains, the Yangtze River, and ancient town architecture—like being in Bali! At sunset, the sky turns orange-red, and the pool glimmers, making it perfect for photos. - 270° View Western Restaurant: An Instagram-worthy cave-style restaurant with earthy-toned rock walls and exotic vibes. Natural lighting frames views of blue skies, white clouds, and the ancient town. Must-tries include Angus M5 sirloin steak and black truffle foie gras risotto. 📸 Photo Tips: - Wear bright swimsuits or resort-style maxi dresses for great shots by the pool, loungers, or restaurant windows. - Use sunset backlighting for silhouette photos with dreamy atmospheres. ❗ Notes: - Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a sunhat. - Non-swimmers should use floatation devices. - Reserve restaurant seats in advance to avoid peak-hour waits. Nearby Attractions: - Lizhuang Ancient Town: Explore Tongji University’s wartime sites (Nanhua Palace, Huiguang Temple) and the relic warehouse (Zhang Family Ancestral Hall, combo ticket 20 RMB). Qing Dynasty streets like Yang Street and Xizi Alley are also charming. - Moon Field Scenic Area: Besides the pool, visit Moon Reflection Lane’s bar street for photos or take a night boat ride (60 RMB/person) with stunning waterfront lights. Guys, Lizhuang’s infinity pool is absolutely unreal—perfect for relaxing or snapping pics. Don’t miss out! 💕 #LizhuangAncientTown #InfinityPool #YibinTravel #PerfectGetaway

| A breathtaking journey through a thousand-year-old town. You must visit Yibin—feel the evening breeze along the Yangtze River and wander through the ancient Lizhuang Town to experience its gentle charm and lively atmosphere. Here’s a super-detailed travel guide to Lizhuang Ancient Town—bookmark it now! Transportation Guide - High-speed rail + bus: Take a high-speed train to Yibin West Station, then transfer to Bus 45 directly to Lizhuang Ancient Town. The journey takes about 1 hour, costing 4 RMB. - Self-drive: Navigate to "Lizhuang Ancient Town." It’s about a 3-hour drive from Chengdu. Park at the Moon Field Underground Parking Lot, which has ample spaces and is close to the core night-view area. Accommodation Recommendations - Guilunfang Homestay: Starting at 360 RMB, this homestay boasts an excellent location with cobblestone streets right outside your window. Enjoy the quiet charm of ancient alleys in the early morning. - Lizhuang Siyue Resort Hotel: From 650 RMB, this hotel features modern amenities and a courtyard, just a 5-minute walk to Moon Field—perfect for travelers seeking quality. - Tianshuyuan: The best value-for-money stay in the ancient town, offering immediate access to its scenic beauty. The lush courtyard provides a peaceful retreat. Must-Visit Attractions - Lizhuang Ancient Street: Less commercialized, this area retains its original residential charm with exquisite cobblestone paths. Don’t miss the former site of Tongji University, Zhang Family Ancestral Hall, Kuixing Pavilion, and Tiangong Temple to soak in the rich history. - Moon Field Scenic Area: Resembling a Jiangnan water town, it features black-tiled roofs and quaint bridges over flowing streams. Suggested route: 2020 Theater → Shiqiao Ferry → Yingyue Alley → Moon Island → Huatian Yuexia → Society for the Study of Chinese Architecture → Former Residence of Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin → Yanyu Bookstore → Chinese Cultural Anti-Japanese War Museum. - Rowing Boat Ride: Take a boat ride at night when the lights come on, enjoying the shimmering riverside views—a truly unique experience. Food Recommendations - Lizhuang Sliced Pork: A must-try delicacy! The paper-thin pork slices, dipped in garlic-chili sauce, are rich but not greasy. Recommended spots: Yingqiu Restaurant and He San Sliced Pork. - Lizhuang Rice Cakes: Soft, sticky, and fragrant. Try the versions from Shan’s Rice Cakes or Cao Laoyao Rice Cakes. - Lizhuang Baijiu: Brewed using ancient methods, this liquor pairs perfectly with sliced pork. - Other treats: Don’t miss Huangba (glutinous rice cake), Ranmian (spicy noodles), and Shuanghe Lianggao (cooling jelly). Itinerary Suggestions - One-Day Trip: Arrive at Lizhuang at noon, savor sliced pork, then explore the ancient street and landmarks like Tongji University’s former site and Zhang Family Ancestral Hall. Head to Moon Field for sunset and night views, and cap it off with a boat ride. - Two-Day Trip: - Day 1: Arrive at noon, try He San Sliced Pork, visit Xizi Alley, Zhang Family Ancestral Hall, and the Society for the Study of Chinese Architecture. Enjoy sunset and night views at Moon Field, followed by a boat ride. - Day 2: Breakfast with Yibin Ranmian, sketch or try rubbing art at Liang-Lin’s former residence, admire the Yangtze River from Kuixing Pavilion, and buy rice cakes as souvenirs before departing.

💡 【Key Highlights】 ✅ Ticket Policy: • Ancient Town Area: Free admission, open all day. • Museum Combo Ticket: Adults ¥20/Students ¥10 (includes sites like the Former Site of the Society for the Study of Chinese Architecture and the Anti-Japanese War Museum). • Special Experiences: Moonfield Boat Ride (Day ¥50/Night ¥60), Sanjiang Cruise (Yibin-Lizhuang round trip ¥68). ✅ Best Seasons: • Spring (Mar-May): 80-acre rainbow rapeseed fields (gold, orange, pink, white) at Moonfield, with boardwalks weaving through like a Monet painting. • Autumn (Sep-Nov): Cool weather, osmanthus fragrance in ancient streets, ideal for cultural exploration. • Festive Events: Spring Festival drone light shows + grass dragon dance, nighttime phoenix flight performances. ✅ Transportation Guide: • Public Transit: Take Bus 45 from Yibin West Station (≈1.5hrs); or take a high-speed train to Yibin Station and transfer to Tourist Line 01. • Drive: Navigate to "Lizhuang Ancient Town," park at Moonfield/Kuixing Road lots (free shuttle to scenic area). --- ### I. Must-Visit Attractions & Unique Experiences 1. **Architectural Wonders**: Touch the Millennia-Old Yangtze Civilization • **Spiral Hall**: Ming Dynasty wooden marvel with a spiral caisson ceiling, built entirely without nails—climb to view the rushing Yangtze. • **Zhang Family Ancestral Hall**: Nanmu woodcarvings of "Cranes Amid Clouds," with feather details so fine they’re hailed as Sichuan’s carving masterpiece. • **Kuixing Pavilion**: Three-story riverside tower; at dusk, golden light glints off its glazed tiles, harmonizing with cargo ships on the river. 2. **Cultural Depths**: Wartime History & Masters’ Legacy • **Lizhuang Anti-Japanese War Museum**: Immersive exhibits on Tongji University’s relocation; replica manuscripts of Liang Sicheng’s *History of Chinese Architecture* on display. • **Liang-Lin Residence**: Workspace of Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin, with ink-stained desks and courtyard wisteria cascades. 3. **Modern Twists**: Light, Nature, and Adventure • **Moonfield Scenic Area**: - *Day*: Cycle (¥20/hr) through spring rapeseed fields or autumn reeds. - *Night*: Fog systems create fairy-tale scenes; 8-meter-tailed phoenix models soar over lakes, while boat rides pass sudden Sichuan opera face-changing acts. • **Hands-On Heritage**: Try traditional rapeseed pressing or weave grass bracelets (¥30) in Xizi Alley. --- ### II. Lizhuang’s Flavors: The Yangtze’s Culinary Gifts 🔥 **Local Must-Eats** • **Lizhuang Sliced Pork**: He San’s shop serves paper-thin pork leg slices with garlic-chili dip (¥40/person). • **Lizhuang Rice Cakes**: Steamed by Cao Laoyou, in original or osmanthus flavors (¥5/piece)—perfect souvenirs. • **Yangtze Delicacies**: Spicy yellow catfish tofu soup (Moonfield docks) or crispy duck (Shunhe Street), ¥30/person. ⚠️ **Tips**: Avoid "wild mushroom soup" (often farmed); buy fresh *huangba* cakes on market days (lunar 2nd, 5th, 8th). --- ### III. Stay Overnight: Serenity by the River • *Guilunfang Inn* (¥360+): Qing-era house with carved beds and courtyard views. • *Lizhuang Siyue Resort* (¥650+): Moonfield-facing rooms with private balconies for phoenix shows, includes breakfast + boat tickets. • *Budget Option*: Tongji Square Hostel (¥80/bed), with storytelling nights. --- ### IV. Itinerary & Festivals 🔥 **Classic 2-Day Trip** • *Day 1*: Spiral Hall → Zhang Ancestral Hall → War Museum → He San’s pork → Moonfield cycling → Night phoenix show + boat ride. • *Day 2*: Liang-Lin Residence → Society for Architecture Study → Xizi Alley crafting → Sunset at Kuixing Pavilion → Buy rice cakes before leaving. 🎉 **2025 Festivals** • *Spring Festival (Jan-Feb)*: Drone shows, lucky money parades, grass dragon dances. • *Fog Forest Concerts (May-Oct)*: Folk music under moonlight, foam "snow," and BBQ under stars. --- ### V. Local Wisdom 1. **Photo Spots**: - Kuixing Pavilion at blue hour (20min post-sunset) for long-exposure river lights; Hanfu photos on Moonfield boardwalks. 2. **Avoid Scams**: - Opt for round-trip Sanjiang cruises (¥68); skip pricey guides (¥368/hr)—tag along with tour groups. 3. **Respect Culture**: - Don’t touch Spiral Hall’s painted wood; maintain silence in museums. When phoenix wings brush Kuixing’s tiles, when pork aromas drift from Xizi Alley’s stoves, when boat oars part Moonfield’s light reflections—Lizhuang’s days and nights blend the Yangtze’s timeless flow with the sizzle of human warmth. 🏮

📍 **Location**: Located in Cuiping District, Yibin, Sichuan, about 19 km from downtown, this ancient riverside town has stood on the south bank of the Yangtze River for over a thousand years. 🎫 **Tickets**: The ancient town is free to enter, but some attractions (e.g., China Cultural Anti-Japanese War Museum, Liang-Lin Former Residence) require separate tickets. A combo ticket costs around ¥60, and some spots offer free audio guides via QR code scans. 🚗 **Transportation**: • **External**: Take a high-speed train to Yibin West Station, then transfer to Bus 45 directly to the scenic area. • **Internal**: Hop-on/hop-off sightseeing carts cost ¥10/person. At Moonlight Paddy Field Scenic Area, try a rowing boat (¥50/person by day, ¥60/person at night). 🌿 **Must-See Highlights**: 1. **Ancient Town Core**: Stroll cobblestone alleys and explore the "Nine Palaces and Eighteen Temples" architecture. Don’t miss the Spiral Hall (a beamless Ming Dynasty structure), Kuixing Pavilion (landmark tower), and Tongji University’s wartime campus. 2. **Moonlight Paddy Field**: A new photogenic spot where whitewashed walls contrast with rice fields. At night, catch the "Lantern Lighting Ceremony" light show. 3. **Riverside Views**: Sip tea by the Yangtze at dusk, soaking in the vibe of the "First Town on the Long River." 🍽️ **Food Recs**: • **Lizhuang Sliced Pork**: Paper-thin pork with garlic-chili dip. Try "Lizhuang Restaurant" or "Guyun Lizhuang Sliced Pork." • **Three Whites**: Lizhuang rice cakes (sweet and chewy) + local grain-brewed baijiu. • **Hidden Gem**: Sip tea in a covered bowl at Diannan Guildhall (Guanying Old Street) while listening to Sichuan opera. 🏨 **Accommodation**: • **Boutique Guesthouses**: Like "Meet Li Homestay" or "Xianzhuang Inn" (¥200–400/night), steps from attractions. • **Nearby Hotels**: Such as Atour Hotel in Lingang University Town (¥300–600/night) for comfort seekers. ⏰ **Suggested Duration**: 5–6 hours. Pair with Yibin city sights (e.g., Wuliangye Distillery, Yangtze Park) for a 2-day trip. 📌 **Tips**: 1. Pack an umbrella—April showers are common (temps: 15–30°C). Wear light layers. 2. Night lights run 7–11 PM, with live performances (face-changing opera, boat dances) Fri–Sun. 3. Drive? Park at the visitor center for free shuttles to the entrance. 👉 **Post Inspiration**: • **Title**: "First Town on the Yangtze | Walking Lizhuang’s cobblestones reveals half of China’s WWII history." • **Caption**: "Sliced pork with baijiu, tile roofs mirrored in boats. Wandering Liang Sicheng’s ‘Four Wonders’ architecture, listening to opera by moonlit paddies—this is Lizhuang’s slow rhythm." • **Tags**: #LizhuangAncientTown #YangtzeCulture #SichuanTravel #AncientTownGuide *(Note: Some ticket/event details may change; check the official "Lizhuang Ancient Town Booking" WeChat account before visiting.)*

Looking for a tranquil ancient town to immerse yourself in the passage of time? Come to Lizhuang Ancient Town. Known as the "First Ancient Town Along the Yangtze River," it boasts over 1,400 years of history. Step into the town, where cobblestone paths wind through ancient streets and alleys, and intricately carved eaves whisper tales of the past. You can experience the charm of a Jiangnan water town at the Moonlight Paddy Fields scenic area or admire ancient architecture like the Spiral Hall to appreciate the wisdom of our ancestors. After exploring, treat yourself to local delicacies like Lizhuang Sliced Pork and Huangba (glutinous rice cake), letting your taste buds savor the town's unique flavors. Lizhuang Ancient Town is just such a poetic retreat where both body and soul can unwind—waiting for you to discover.

When the Ming and Qing dynasty bluestone slabs reflect the spark of Tongji University's westward migration, Lizhuang uses the 26℃ river breeze to tell the story of a thousand-year-old dock's vicissitudes and pride! June Highlights: Riverside teahouse summer cooling, prime stargazing nights, seasonal fresh flavors in the all-bamboo feast! Exclusive Bonus: Moonlight Field midnight lighting ceremony, Spiral Hall light and shadow through wood 🚄 How to get there - High-speed rail preferred: Arrive at Yibin West Station (1.5 hours from Chengdu/Chongqing, 3 hours from Xi’an), take Bus No. 45 directly to the ancient town (¥4, 1 hour) - Driving tips: Navigate to "Lizhuang Ancient Town," park in the scenic area underground garage (¥10/day) to avoid sun exposure - Internal transport: Walk inside the ancient town + rent electric scooters (¥30/day), take a rowboat in the new Moonlight Field area (¥40/person) 📅 3-day itinerary: From ancient ferry vicissitudes to starry night talks Day 1: Tracing ancient alleys｜Pork belly × War of Resistance × Lighting night ▫️ 9:00 → Hejiangmen Square (free): ✅ View the zero-kilometer point of the Yangtze River where three rivers converge, check in at Jiajing Tower ancient building silhouette ✅ Feed the "pet fish" (fish food sold at riverside stalls ¥5/bag) ▫️ 11:00 → Xizi Alley (free): ✅ Step on Qing dynasty bluestone slabs, photograph Southern Sichuan wooden lattice windows (wearing a qipao makes for better photos) → Buy a bamboo reed heritage small boat (old shop at alley entrance ¥30) ▫️ Noon → Yingqiu Restaurant (average ¥50 per person): → Must order Lizhuang pork belly (chef slices meat live! Perfect with garlic chili sauce) + tofu pudding rice ▫️ 15:00 → Lizhuang Cultural War of Resistance Museum (free, ID required): ✅ AI face swap to experience Tongji University’s westward migration years, touch replica of Liang Sicheng’s manuscript → Moonlight Field Scenic Area (free): ✅ Squat down for the 19:30 lighting ceremony (hundreds of lanterns gradually lit, Hanfu parade) → Take a rowboat to tour Water Street (blue hour reflects oil-paper umbrellas) 🏨 Stay in the ancient town core area: → Fancheng Inn (¥280, window view of blue tiles) or Siyue Resort Hotel (¥600+, five-star Siheyuan courtyard) Day 2: Wooden structure marvel｜Spiral Hall × Starry sky × All-bamboo feast ▫️ 8:00 (start early to avoid heat!) → Spiral Hall (¥10): ✅ Explore Ming dynasty nail-free wooden structure, look up at the spiral algae well (Liang Sicheng called it a "masterpiece of beams and columns") → Touch the Nine Dragons Monument relief (inside Huiguang Temple, one of Lizhuang’s four treasures) ▫️ 10:30 → Zhang Family Ancestral Hall (free): ✅ Hundreds of crane and cloud pattern windows (50 nanmu wood carvings of cranes, each window costing 14 taels of silver!) ▫️ Afternoon → Anshi Heart Homestay (15-minute drive): → Lie in the "Big Fish & Begonia" red house, drink iced coconut, shoot pastoral style photos ▫️ Evening → Riverside tea stall (¥15/person): → Sip gaiwan tea while enjoying the river breeze, wait for the Yangtze sunset golden fish leap ▫️ Late night → Mulan Head Lighthouse (free): ✅ Watch the Milky Way arch bridge (no light pollution after 11 pm, use Star Walk 2 to identify constellations) Day 3: Fresh flavor finale｜Early market rush × Study society visit × Eat Huangba ▫️ 7:00 → Lizhuang morning market (Yangjie Alley): → Grab freshly roasted mute peanut (¥15/jin, crispy legend) → Eat oily Huangba (steamed with pork lard, glutinous and juicy ¥8 each) ▫️ 9:00 → China Construction Society Exhibition Hall (¥30): ✅ Explore the former residence of Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin, experience interactive dougong assembly ▫️ Noon → He San Pork Belly Main Store (average ¥60 per person): → Challenge the "pork belly wrapped yellow spicy catfish" (Yangtze fresh fish + pork belly combo) ▫️ Afternoon → Dongyue Temple (free): ✅ Find the old site of Tongji Engineering College, listen to echoes of war resistance classes under ancient banyan trees ▫️ Must-bring souvenirs for return: → Zhang Baba Cake (osmanthus flavor ¥20/box, melts in your mouth) → Lizhuang Baijiu (small jar ¥50, intangible cultural heritage traditional brewing) 🌟 Key TIPS 📸 Photography secrets (summer exclusive) Location Time Tips Spiral Hall spiral algae well 10:00 light beams enter hall Ultra-wide angle upward shot + wear Hanfu with flowing sleeves Moonlight Field rowboat reflection Blue hour 19:15 Telephoto compressing boats and lantern clusters Xizi Alley deep bluestone slabs 8:30 morning light slant Low angle capturing Tyndall light 🍜 Hardcore food binge list - "Three Whites" supreme: → Pork belly: He San / Liufen Restaurant (live slicing + secret dipping sauce) → Baijiu: Old workshop freshly served head liquor (¥10/cup, sweet and smooth) → White cake: Zhang Ba old shop original flavor (better chilled) - Night Jianghu: → Gaoba Alley BBQ: grilled yellow spicy catfish + fermented glutinous rice ice jelly (top night snack for river delicacies) ⚠️ Pitfall warning guide - Ticket traps: → Beware of "combo ticket tricks"! Ancient town is free, only small attractions charge separately → Construction Society Hall student ID half price (¥15), strict verification! - Food warnings: → Pork belly priced per slice (¥5-8/slice), ask quantity before ordering → Huangba hard when cold, ask shop to steam hot before packing 💡 Hidden bonuses - Free secret spots: → Chestnut Hollow Rhino Moon Mountain: century-old chestnut trees + Qing dynasty mansion with 108 doors → Shauji Back Shipwreck Site: hear mute hero rescue oral history (ask at riverside old teahouse) - Local experiences: → Learn bamboo reed making with intangible heritage craftsman (book at Fancheng Inn, ¥80): carve mini bamboo boat to take home → Night fishing on river beach (bring your own gear): catch Yangtze catfish for grilled supper (max mosquito repellent!) Lizhuang’s magic is the mechanical poetry in the wooden mortise and tenon joints of Spiral Hall, the cicada-wing-thin slices trembling on the pork belly chef’s knife tip, and the ceremonial scroll of a hundred lanterns lighting up one by one in Moonlight Field. Three days is too short, just enough to eavesdrop on half a verse of the thousand-year dock’s Sichuan river chant between the river breeze and starry sky🌉 Attached: 24-hour Yangtze flavor clock ⏰ 7:00 Huangba oily aroma with gaiwan tea ⏰ 10:00 First baijiu cools the throat ⏰ 12:30 Pork belly wrapped yellow spicy catfish double fresh hit ⏰ 15:00 Chilled white cake with mute peanuts ⏰ 19:00 Fermented glutinous rice dumplings relieve BBQ spiciness ⏰ 22:00 Riverside grilled fish with starry sky accompaniment

1. Quick Overview of Lizhuang Ancient Town: More Than Just an Ancient Town, It's a "Living Architecture Textbook" Lizhuang Ancient Town is located on the south bank of the Yangtze River in the eastern suburbs of Yibin City, Sichuan Province. Known as the "First Ancient Town on the Yangtze River," it has a history of 1,460 years. During the War of Resistance, it sheltered institutions such as Tongji University and the Academia Sinica. Masters like Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin completed the writing of "A History of Chinese Architecture" here. Town Highlights: Ancient Architectural Wonders: Ming and Qing dynasty buildings like the Xuanluo Hall and Kuixing Pavilion are living fossils in architectural history. War of Resistance Memories: Cultural relics such as the former site of the Chinese Society of Construction and the old Tongji University Engineering College. Yangtze River Charm: Built along the river, the town offers a poetic experience of "falling asleep to the sound of waves." Food Paradise: Lizhuang’s "Three Whites" delicacies—white meat, white cake, and yellow rice cake—are irresistible. Best Time to Visit: Spring (March-May): Pleasant weather, perfect for strolling on the stone slab streets. Autumn (September-November): Crisp air and the most beautiful Yangtze River scenery. Special Recommendation: Market days on the 2nd, 5th, and 8th days of the lunar month turn the town into a food lover’s paradise. Humorous Tip: Before coming to Lizhuang, it’s recommended to review your middle school history textbook; otherwise, you might only say "Wow, so old!" when seeing ancient buildings, instead of appreciating the "ingenious dougong structure" with cultural insight! 2. Transportation Guide: How to "Travel Through Time" to Lizhuang Ancient Town 1. Major Transport - 🚄 Train: Get off at Yibin Railway Station, then take a taxi or bus (about 30 minutes). - 🚌 Bus: Direct buses to Lizhuang are available from Yibin Bus Station. - 🚗 Self-drive: From downtown Yibin, drive about 20 km along Yichang Road. 2. Within the Ancient Town - 🚶 Walking: The town is small enough to explore on foot (perfect for digesting white meat). - 🚣 Boat Tour: Experience the Three Rivers tour, one-way 58 RMB, round-trip 68 RMB. Humorous Tip: Want to experience "teleportation"? Sorry, not here, but you can try chasing the aroma of white meat—it’s almost the same effect! 3. Must-See Attractions: From "Architectural Miracles" to "War of Resistance Stories" 1. Xuanluo Hall: The "Architectural Magic" Without a Single Nail This octagonal building from the Ming Wanli period has an exquisitely intricate internal structure. The coffered ceiling resembles a spiral shell, and the three floors are held together firmly without a single nail. Liang Sicheng praised it as a "masterpiece of Ming and Qing architecture." Humorous Experience: Try to find a hidden nail—if you find one, you win! (Hint: There really isn’t any.) 2. Zhang Family Ancestral Hall: The Priceless "Hundred Crane Windows" Built during the Qing Daoguang era, the Zhang ancestral hall has 50 nanmu wood windows carved with 100 cranes in various poses. Each window’s carving cost 14 taels of silver, equivalent to a first-rank Qing official’s monthly salary! Humorous Perspective: Count how many cranes you can find; by the 50th window, your eyes might be blurry... 3. Former Site of the Chinese Society of Construction: Liang Sicheng’s "Office" This was where masters like Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin worked, witnessing the birth of "A History of Chinese Architecture." You can see the bamboo weaving surveying tools used back then. Special Experience: Pretend to be Liang Sicheng, holding a notebook to sketch (though you might only draw stick figures). 4. Kuixing Pavilion: The "Natural Lighthouse" by the Yangtze River This three-story all-wood pavilion by the river can be seen by boats sailing up to 10 li (about 5 km) away, serving as a navigation landmark. Liang Sicheng praised it as "the best pavilion built along the more than 2,000 km stretch of the Yangtze from Shanghai to Yibin." Photography Tip: Shoot at dusk; Kuixing Pavilion bathed in sunset glow looks postcard-perfect. 5. Lizhuang Old Street: A "Friend Circle" Back to the Qing Dynasty The stone slab street is lined with Qing dynasty buildings featuring carved doors and windows with an antique charm. Walking here feels like traveling through time. Especially recommended is Xizi Alley, narrow and deep, perfect for photos! Three Must-Do’s: 1. Touch the smooth stone slabs (worn by countless ancient footsteps). 2. Take a photo pretending to be an ancient resident. 3. Find the most authentic teahouse. 6. War of Resistance Cultural Memorial Hall: Feel the "Academic Migration" Era Exhibits the precious history of Lizhuang sheltering cultural institutions during the war. Tongji University faculty and students once dissected corpses here, sparking rumors of "cannibalism," which were later dispelled by a science exhibition. Humorous Reminder: Don’t be scared when you see the dissection table; there are no "teaching materials" anymore~ 4. Foodie Guide: From "Three Whites Delicacies" to "Hidden Menus" 1. Lizhuang White Meat: The "Meat Slice Art" Thin Enough to Read a Newspaper Through Made from premium pork, skilled chefs slice meat 1-2 mm thick and over 20 cm long. The eating technique: hold one end with chopsticks and flick gently so the meat wraps around the chopsticks, then dip in garlic sauce. Beginners might flick it onto their face—don’t ask how I know... Recommended Shop: Any busy place in the ancient town is good; Grandma Zhou’s white meat is especially famous. Humorous Eating: Compete to see who can flick the meat into the most perfect circle; the loser pays the bill! 2. Lizhuang White Cake: Sweet "Ancient Town Memory" Made from glutinous rice and sugar, soft and sweet with a lingering fragrance. The shop has a front store and back factory where you can watch the making process. Fun Fact: White cake paired with a covered bowl tea is a classic local afternoon tea combo. 3. Lizhuang Baijiu: The "Little Brother" of Wuliangye Brewed with traditional pure grain methods, high quality but less famous than Wuliangye, so it’s more affordable. Humorous Reminder: Drinkers with low tolerance beware, or you might have to stay a second night in the town~ 4. Huangba: The "Love Child" of Brown Sugar and Glutinous Rice Made by mixing brown sugar with local sticky and glutinous rice, wrapped in ginger leaves and steamed to a golden color, sweet and soft. Best Way to Eat: Eat it hot; it hardens when cold (but still tasty). 5. Yibin Ranmian: The "Flaming Noodle Trick" Not unique to Lizhuang but a must-try in Yibin. Heavy oil, no water, ignites instantly, spicy and flavorful. Recommended Shop: The "Old Brand Fermented Rice Wine Shop" behind Hangtian Road Market. 6. Yangtze River Yellow Catfish: The Rare "River Fresh Luxury" A specialty of the Yangtze, delicious but scarce and expensive. If you see it on the menu, don’t hesitate—order it! Humorous Perspective: Say "sorry" to the fish before eating, then clean your plate—that’s the best respect~ 5. Accommodation Recommendations: From "River View Rooms" to "Best Value" 1. Yibin Liutong Homestay: The "Central Point" of New and Old Towns Price: Affordable (varies by season) Location: No. 110 Shunhe Street, between the new Moon Field area and old town center Features: - Steps away from restaurants and snack streets - Clean and hygienic rooms - Suitable for family trips Humorous Perspective: Staying here means no need to order takeout when hungry at night—just open the door to a food street! 2. Weiyuxuan Inn: The "Poetic Residence" by the River Location: No. 18-26 Shunhe Street, riverside Features: - Simple and elegant design - Full Wi-Fi coverage - Scenic garden Special Experience: Fall asleep listening to the Yangtze’s water sounds, dreaming poetically. 3. Wangjianglou Inn: The Best Value Choice Location: No. 54 Shunhe Street, next to Shuangyan Well scenic spot Features: - Simple with local characteristics - Offers local specialty dishes - 14 rooms, cozy atmosphere Humorous Reminder: Rooms are limited; book early or you might really have to "look at the river and sigh"! 6. Itinerary Suggestion: Two Days and One Night "Deep Experience" Day 1: First Encounter with Lizhuang - Morning: Arrive and check into homestay - Noon: Taste Lizhuang white meat and white cake - Afternoon: Visit Xuanluo Hall, Zhang Family Ancestral Hall, Kuixing Pavilion - Evening: Night tour of old street, enjoy "Yangtze Night Talk" storytelling Day 2: Culture and Cuisine - Morning: Visit former site of Chinese Society of Construction and War of Resistance Cultural Memorial Hall - Noon: Try Huangba and Ranmian - Afternoon: Boat tour of the Three Rivers scenery, buy local specialties - Evening: Return with full memories (and stomach) Humorous Reminder: This itinerary might make you fall in love with Lizhuang; be prepared to come back again! 7. Practical Tips: Make Your "Ancient Town Trip" Perfect 1. Ticket Information: - Town is free to enter - Exhibition combo ticket: Adults 20 RMB, students 10 RMB - Boat tickets: Day tour 50 RMB, night tour 60 RMB 2. Dress Suggestions: - Comfortable sneakers (stone slabs can be slippery) - Vintage clothing (better for photos) - Rain gear (weather in southern Sichuan is changeable) 3. Photography Tips: - Best light in early morning and late afternoon - Xizi Alley is great for portraits - Use burst mode for Yangtze scenery on the boat 4. Avoiding Pitfalls: - Bargain moderately when buying specialties - Choose restaurants with clear pricing - Book accommodation in advance (busy season can be tight) 5. Special Experiences: - Visit on market days for the most authentic market - Try making Lizhuang straw weaving (not for the clumsy) - Drink covered bowl tea in an old teahouse

#summervacay Tianyuan Fenghuang Restaurant offers a delicious dive into Hunan’s bold, ethnic flavors—sour, smoked, spicy, and sweet. From fermented fish to blood duck and sour soup, each dish reflects Fenghuang’s culinary heritage. It's a cosy, authentic stop for travellers eager to taste something uniquely local. #FenghuangEats #TianyuanFenghuang #PhoenixTownFlavors #HunanCuisine #MiaoTujiaCooking #ChinaFoodie

Girls! Don’t be fooled by the "Little Chiang Mai" filter on social media! Just last week, I drove 3 hours with my bestie to Yibin. This real on-site report + pitfall avoidance guide will help you avoid 90% of the internet-famous photo traps and snap Thai-style masterpieces that will blow up your social feed in no time 📸 🚗 [Transportation Pitfall Avoidance Guide] ✅ Navigate to "Sanyu Project," 30 minutes direct from downtown (don’t trust some German maps! The last 2 km mountain road is winding and takes 40 minutes, motion sickness sufferers remember to bring motion sickness medicine 💊) ✅ Parking is free but super hard to get on weekends! It’s recommended to go on weekdays, or arrive before 7 am on weekends to have the place all to yourself for photos~ ✅ There’s a carpool group at the scenic spot entrance! Group tickets for 10 people get 10 yuan off per ticket, just the price of a milk tea to get the same Chiang Mai experience! 🎫 [Ticket Insider Tips] 78 yuan per person includes one drink (choose from Americano, lemon tea, or iced coconut), cave exploration costs an additional 30 yuan. Students remember to bring your student ID! There are vending machines at the entrance selling mineral water and instant noodles at city prices, good for emergencies~ 📸 [Top 3 Iconic Photo Spots + Hidden Activities] 🌿 First stop: Waterfall Viewing Platform (10:00-11:30) Avoid pitfalls! Don’t crowd right in front of the waterfall! The correct way: ✅ Walk 50 meters left to the bamboo boat dock, sit in a woven bamboo boat, and use a wide-angle lens to create the illusion of "floating on an emerald lake" (remember to ask the boatman to help pose while rowing!) ✅ Climb to the Echo Stone at the top of the waterfall, squat sideways for a side profile shot with water pouring over your head, hair flying for a lively effect (bring a small fan for better shots!) ✅ At the cave entrance on the right side of the waterfall, use a flashlight to illuminate the stalactites and shoot a "Jurassic secret realm" dark-themed masterpiece (wear dark clothes for a more mysterious vibe!) 💡 Hidden activity: From 3-5 pm, slanting sunlight creates rainbows! Use your phone’s slow-motion to shoot the "milk waterfall," and go viral on TikTok~ ☕️ Second stop: Thai-style Wooden House (11:30-13:00) Avoid pitfalls! Overpriced, low-quality internet-famous coffee! The right way: ✅ The iced coconut included with the ticket is a must! Hold the coconut on the wooden house terrace and shoot the blue pool below, pretending you’re on vacation in Chiang Mai (remember to hide the straw for a cleaner shot!) ✅ The glass plank road on the cliffside wooden house, lie on the railing to shoot the lake reflection, use a wide-angle lens to create a "floating" effect (not recommended for those afraid of heights!) ✅ The vine wall on the wooden house stairs, lean sideways on the railing for a backlit silhouette, sunlight filtering through leaves on your face, instantly becoming a movie heroine! 🍱 Lunch Tips: Bring your own rice balls + braised snacks! Picnic mats are available for rent in the hammock area (10 yuan/hour), enjoy eating while watching the lake view for ultimate relaxation~ The scenic spot sells cold jelly and iced powder for 8 yuan/bowl with plenty of brown sugar! Pair it with a freshly opened coconut (15 yuan), sweet and refreshing, also great as a photo prop! 🕳️ Third stop: Cave Exploration (14:00-16:00) Avoid pitfalls! Don’t miss the hidden Jurassic rock layers! The right way: ✅ At the cave entrance, dinosaur footprint fossils—use your phone’s flashlight from the side to create an "archaeological site" vibe ✅ The stalactite tunnel’s starry ceiling—turn off your flashlight and wait 30 seconds for your eyes to adjust to the dark, then the fluorescent stones above will glow (remember to bring a fill light for portraits!) ✅ The underground river deep inside the cave—rent a kayak (50 yuan/hour) and paddle to the center, use a wide-angle lens to shoot a "Journey to the Center of the Earth" style photo ⚠️ Gear recommendations: Wear non-slip shoes! The stone paths inside the cave are slippery, bring a power bank (no signal inside, phone battery drains fast) 🌃 Fourth stop: Bonfire Party (19:00-20:30) Avoid pitfalls! Don’t miss the exclusive performances! The right way: ✅ Dai ethnic dance show every Friday and Saturday at 7 pm! Girls in Dai costumes dance by firelight, use a telephoto lens to capture dynamic shots full of story ✅ Thai massage by the bonfire (80 yuan/hour), watch the stars while getting a massage, and enjoy a free hair braiding experience afterward (remember to book in advance!) ✅ Firefly release in the children’s area (starts at 8 pm), parents remember to bring flashlights to capture warm scenes of "chasing fireflies with lanterns" 💡 Suggest leaving before 6:30 pm to avoid evening rush hour (the road back to the city is narrow and prone to traffic jams) 🎒 [Essential Survival Gear List] 1. Mosquito protection trio: mosquito repellent spray + lithospermum ointment + long pants (mosquitoes by the cave and lake can carry you away...) 2. Sun protection essentials: fisherman's hat + sunglasses + high SPF sunscreen (water mist from the waterfall + lake reflection make UV rays very strong!) 3. Photography gear: turn on HDR mode on your phone to avoid overexposure at the waterfall, use a wide-angle lens for panoramas, remember to squat to make your legs look longer! 🍜 [Local Hidden Food Gems] ✅ Lizhuang White Meat: meat slices as thin as paper, dipped in sour and spicy sauce! Recommended "Liufen Restaurant," 30 yuan per person to eat until full ✅ Yibin Baba Shao: fermented tofu + small sausages, perfect with ice beer! Recommended "Jiuchi Goose Intestines" ✅ Putaojing Cold Jelly: brown sugar water + crushed peanuts, a spicy relief must-have! Street stall sells it for 5 yuan a bowl 💡 Final reminder: The scenic spot is only 30 minutes from downtown Yibin, it’s recommended to stay in the city (recommended "Luneng Hilton," where you can also take a walk by the Yangtze River at night). The next day, you can take the cliff cable car at Cuiping Mountain to overlook the three rivers, or check out the riverside rocks and lighthouse at Xuetan Park, pretending you’re in Kenting! This summer, escape the city noise and come to Sanyu Waterfall Coffee to get your Thai-style masterpiece! Remember to save this guide and follow my route to avoid any pitfalls~ ❤️

Yibin, this southern Sichuan city hides dual surprises of nature and culture! Want to check out popular attractions and savor local delicacies? Save this guide 👇 Must-Visit Attractions - **Shunan Bamboo Sea**: Vast bamboo-covered mountains, climb Guanhai Tower for panoramic views, and enjoy an all-bamboo feast. - **Xingwen Stone Sea**: Mysterious karst caves and unique stone formations, with stunning stalactites in Tianquan Cave. - **Lizhuang Ancient Town**: A free-entry thousand-year-old town, visit the former site of Tongji University, and try paper-thin Lizhuang Sliced Pork. Accommodation Recommendations - **Luxury**: Yibin Celebrity City Hotel (breathtaking river views) - **Budget-Friendly**: Lizhuang Siyue Hotel (Chinese garden-style) - **Family-Friendly**: Trip.com Farmstay (countryside scenery + kid-friendly activities) Must-Try Foods - **Yibin Ran Noodles**: Chewy noodles with pickled vegetables and peanuts—don’t miss Lu’erqian Noodles and Zhongdukou Noodle King. - **Yibin BBQ**: Unique ingredients like nose tendon and toothridge—Longwan Old-Famous BBQ is wildly popular. - **Specialty Restaurants**: Try Sichuan cuisine at Zhenzhiwei or addictive dry pot at June Snow Happy Dry Pot. Ready to explore Yibin’s landscapes, ancient charm, and feast to your heart’s content? Let’s go!

Lizhuang Ancient Town, located in Cuiping District, Yibin City, Sichuan Province, was first built during the Liang Dynasty of the Southern Dynasties and boasts a history of over 1,400 years. It is renowned as the "First Ancient Town Along the Yangtze River." 📍Navigation: Lizhuang Tourism Resort 🚌Bus: Take routes 39, 45, or tourist lines L01, L02, L03 🚗Drive: Navigate to Moon Field Underground Parking Lot 🕐Opening: Open all day (most scenic from afternoon to evening) 19:00–23:00 (light-up time) Performances 🎭 on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays 🎫Admission: Free [WorldMap]Itinerary: Shibaidu - Moon Reflection Alley - Moon Field - Misty Flower Field Concert - Zhilan Book House + Rooftop - Lizhuang Rose Wall - Dazhu Courtyard - Qilai Coffee 📸Photo Spots ✔️Shibaidu + Moon Reflection Alley + Moon Field (the most photogenic spots, featuring arched bridges, Ming-Qing architecture, old streets, and stunning riverside scenery—a picturesque scene of small bridges over flowing water!) ✔️Lizhuang Night View (don’t miss the blue hour here… you’ll fall in love 😭 it’s breathtaking) ✔️Zhilan Book House + Rooftop (a cozy bookstore perfect for quiet relaxation… pastoral views 🍃 and a photogenic open-air red wall on the rooftop 📷) ✔️Lizhuang Rose Wall (navigate 🧭 to Yueli Bieyuan and stumble upon a vast rose-covered wall! Stunning during peak bloom!)

🌟 In-Depth Southern Sichuan Cultural Tour｜6 Must-Visit Attractions Guide Trip Highlights: Connect the "Liquor City, Lantern City, Salt City, Bamboo Sea" to experience intangible cultural heritage crafts, millennia-old salt industry, baijiu brewing, and natural wonders. Core sightseeing can be completed in 3-4 days. 🏮 1. China Lantern World (Zigong) - Highlights: The world's largest lantern festival venue, featuring thousands of lantern sets blending intangible heritage tie-dye and digital technology, with dazzling night light shows like a galaxy. - Tips: Recommended to enter in the evening (ticket about 100 RMB) to avoid peak crowds; must-see "Lantern Celebrates China" main lantern group, experience immersive light and shadow show. - Advice: The park is large, wear comfortable shoes; stay in Zigong city and try cold rabbit snacks and Huobianzi beef. 🍶 2. Luzhou Laojiao Tourist Area (Luzhou) - Highlights: Explore the "1573 National Treasure Cellar," a living display of dual national treasures (cellar group + brewing techniques), with original baijiu tasting. - Tips: Follow the guide on the tour route (ticket 70 RMB) to learn about baijiu fermentation; interactive area offers DIY cocktail mixing. - Advice: Zhangba Longan Forest in Luzhou (free) is 15 minutes by car, where you can pick longans in summer. 🎋 3. Shunan Bamboo Sea (Yibin) - Highlights: A secret 70,000-acre bamboo forest, filming location of "The Knot," featuring the Emerald Corridor, Xianyu Cave Hanging Temple, and bamboo raft drifting. - Tips: Spend one day in the core area (ticket 100 RMB), watch the sea of clouds early morning; try the full bamboo feast (bamboo fungus egg, bamboo tube rice). - Advice: Stay at local farmhouses in the scenic area, recommended Wanling Town; visit Xingwen Stone Sea (karst landscape) nearby. 🏺 4. Shenhai Well + Salt Industry History Museum (Zigong) - Highlights: The world's first salt well over 1,000 meters deep, preserving ancient salt brine drawing methods; museum exhibits the rise and fall of the thousand-year salt industry. - Tips: Combined ticket 50 RMB, watch salt workers boil salt on site; museum holds authentic Qing Dynasty "Salt Well Illustrations@replace=10002." - Advice: Combine with a visit to Xianshi Ancient Town (Salt Transport Wharf) to experience the birthplace of "Salt Gang Cuisine." 🪦 5. Longchang Stone Archway Group (Neijiang) - Highlights: The largest Ming and Qing stone archway group in China, 13 archways carved with stories of "Virtuous Governance and Filial Piety," a three-dimensional history book. - Tips: Visit Beiguan Archway + Nanguan Ancient Town together (free), recommended birdwatching at Guyu Lake; try Longchang mutton soup. - Advice: Direct high-speed rail to Longchang North Station, suitable for a half-day cultural slow tour. ⛩️ 6. Lizhuang Ancient Town (Yibin) - Highlights: Famous Anti-Japanese War cultural town, former residence of Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin, intangible heritage white meat knife skills performance, Ming and Qing architecture along the Yangtze River. - Tips: Free admission, focus on Xuanluo Hall and Zhang Family Ancestral Hall; must-try "Lizhuang Three Whites" (baijiu, white cake, white meat). - Advice: Direct bus from Yibin city, combine with Wuliangye Scenic Area (liquor culture experience). 📍 Practical Tips - Transportation: High-speed train from Chengdu to Zigong/Neijiang in 1.5 hours; self-driving loop is more flexible (Chengdu - Zigong - Yibin - Luzhou - Neijiang). - Accommodation: Many quality hotels in Zigong/Yibin city (200-400 RMB), unique homestays inside Bamboo Sea scenic area. - Food Highlights: Zigong Salt Gang Cuisine (fresh and spicy), Yibin Ranmian noodles, Luzhou Huangba, Longchang Dougan. - Best Season: April to October (cool and refreshing in Bamboo Sea, extra lantern festival shows on holidays). This route condenses the essence of Southern Sichuan culture, balancing nature and humanities, suitable for culture lovers and family trips. If time allows, visit Yibin Wuliangye Scenic Area and Luzhou Fangshan Buddhist relics to deeply experience the charm of the "Liquor, Bamboo, Salt" cultural triangle.

Absolutely! Here’s your 🌿 4-Day Yibin Itinerary in the same post-ready, catchy format — perfect for content, featuring bamboo wonderlands, baijiu, and ancient towns with a chill but immersive vibe. ⸻ 🎋 4 Days in Yibin, China | Bamboo Forests, Baijiu & Hidden Heritage 🍶🌄 ⸻ 📍Day 1: Bamboo Dreams Begin • Shunan Bamboo Sea (蜀南竹海, Shǔnán Zhúhǎi) – Explore endless bamboo groves, misty mountain paths, and peaceful temples 🎍 • Cable Car Ride & Viewing Platform – Epic panoramic views 🌫️ • Hidden Waterfalls & Hanging Bridges – Serene photo spots 🌊🌉 • Lunch: Bamboo Shoot Stir-fry at local forest lodge 🌱 • Evening: Return to Yibin City for a walk along the Yangtze & Minjiang River Confluence 🌆 • Dinner: Spicy river fish stew near Nanxi River Wharf 🐟🌶️ ⸻ 🍶 Day 2: Spirit of Baijiu • Wuliangye Distillery Tour (五粮液酒厂) – China’s top baijiu producer, includes museum + tastings 🥃 • Baijiu Culture Museum – Discover the science and tradition behind this strong Chinese liquor 📚 • Lunch: Baijiu-Flavored Duck at the distillery restaurant 🍗🔥 • Yibin Museum – Learn about the city’s trading and river culture history 🏛️ • Evening: Try a baijiu cocktail at a themed riverside bar 🍸 • Dinner: Lizhuang White Meat – Thin pork belly with garlic sauce 😋 ⸻ 🏮 Day 3: Ancient Town Escape • Lizhuang Ancient Town (李庄古镇) – Well-preserved Ming/Qing architecture, wartime university history 🏯 • Teahouse Chill: Sip Yibin jasmine tea in a wooden courtyard 🍵 • Xijiashan Cliff Tombs (optional detour) – Quiet archaeological site with tomb carvings ⛰️ • Lunch: Cold Chicken in Chili Sauce (口水鸡) in Lizhuang 🐔🌶️ • Yibin Ancient Street (Old City Area) – Back in Yibin, explore the small alleys and snack stands at night 🏮 • Dinner: Sweet-and-sour eel noodles 🍜🐍 ⸻ 🌅 Day 4: Culture & Chill Vibes • Cuiping Mountain Scenic Area (翠屏山) – Easy morning hike with a view over the whole city ⛰️ • Yibin Botanical Garden or Riverside Park – Nature break 🌳 • Local Market Visit – Great for picking up bamboo crafts or baijiu gifts 🧺 • Lunch: Yibin Ran Mian (宜宾燃面) – Famous “burning noodles” with chili and crunch! 🍜🔥 • Afternoon: Relax at a tea house with Mahjong tables – classic Sichuan chill experience 🀄🫖 • Evening Flight or Train Departure 🚄✈️ ⸻ 💡 Tips: ✔️ Bamboo Sea = ~1.5h drive — hire a driver or join local tour for ease ✔️ Baijiu is potent! Sip small amounts when tasting ✔️ Many locals speak Sichuan dialect — translation apps help 🗣️ ✔️ Perfect detour between Chongqing, Chengdu, or Kunming ⸻ 🏨 Where to Stay: • Crowne Plaza Yibin – Best city views 🌆 • Bamboo Sea Resort – For a night immersed in the forest 🎋🌙 ⸻ #YibinTravel #BaijiuTrail #BambooSeaVibes #OffbeatChina #HiddenGemsChina 📸 [Photo tip: Bamboo Sea in mist, baijiu shot flight, Lizhuang lantern alley] ⸻ Like ❤️ | Save 📌 | Share ↗️ if Yibin’s on your radar now! Let me know if you’d like a luxury, backpacker, or foodie edition too!

Finally, a place in Yibin to completely let loose during this Dragon Boat Festival holiday! Wanxiang Yibin Tiandi EPARK's "Park Fun Festival" is coming in strong with a royal flush! May 31-June 2, three full days of non-stop fun with so many activities you won't know where to start! The must-visit landmark this weekend 🔒 💙 Futuristic vibes AI robot debut?! Watch robots dance and show off live – instant social media content! 💙 Treat your ears Breeze Music Concert + Sunset Lawn Concert Chill vibes by day, max romance by evening – the atmosphere is perfection 🎵 💙 Summer night exclusives Moonlit Tipsy Screening Room Sip drinks under the stars with a breeze and enjoy open-air movies – now this is the life 🌙 💙 Wet & wild alert Foam party with electronic fountain! DJ pumps it up, fountains spray high, foam flies everywhere! Cool off and dance the summer away – all in one splash 💦 💙 KPOP fans unite! Park random dance parade 🕺🏻 Double the fun with spontaneous moves! 💙 Eat & explore nonstop Nomadic food truck rally! Trendy snacks, specialty drinks – a foodie's paradise for real! 🌈 Summer dopamine beach-themed photo ops Start your urban mini-vacation now! EPARK transforms into a beachside carnival 🎡 Skate parties, pet-friendly afternoon teas with your furry friends – this is the weekend life we dream of! Ladies! What are you waiting for? Just go for it!

💦 When the waterfall mist brushed over my ankles, I knew I'd stumbled into a real-life "Wizard of Oz"! Hopping on the high-speed train from Chongqing North Station, 96 minutes later I found myself in a tropical rainforest-like canyon—towering banana leaves unfurling overhead, three-tiered waterfalls cascading down mossy cliffs, sipping coconut water while swaying in a bamboo hammock... This isn't Yibin, it's a secret paradise straight out of northern Thailand's mountains! 📍10:00 Entering a 26°C green kingdom Navigate to "Yungu Forest Camp" for instant teleportation! Follow the flagstone path deep into the canyon where hundred-meter-tall tree ferns weave natural sunshades. The biggest surprise? Discovering wild waterfall clusters—kick off your shoes to wade through shallow pools as icy streams carrying fallen leaves flow between your toes. Sunlight refracting through the water curtains creates rainbow sparkles—every smartphone shot looks like a National Geographic masterpiece! ☕14:00 Cloud-sea viewing at cliffside café "Wild Elephant Coffee" halfway up the mountain hides the best vista! Order bamboo-tube iced coffee and lean against the treehouse railing awaiting the wind—when mist suddenly engulfs the opposite tea hills, the entire valley transforms into swirling matcha foam. The owner whispers directions: a five-minute backyard trail leads to a secret waterfall platform with 270° panoramic water views just for you! 🌿17:00 Becoming rainforest locals For 38 yuan, rent Dai ethnic costumes to instantly blend into the tropics. Follow camp staff to pick mint for mojitos and beat natural tie-dye fabrics with bamboo poles. At dusk, by crackling bonfires near tents, cradle bamboo-tube rice while listening to Miao girls' mountain songs under stars that hang lower than Chiang Mai's... 📌 Ultimate tips: ▪️Transport: Chongqing West → Yibin West HSR (96min), 30min taxi from station ▪️Navigate: "Yungu Forest Camp" in Xuzhou District, Yibin (68 yuan ticket includes drink) ▪️Essentials: Mosquito spray + water shoes + clear umbrella (waterfall photo prop) ▪️Secret spot: Bamboo bridge 200m downhill from café—drone shots are magical ▪️Stay: Camp tents (598 yuan/night) or downtown's "Sanjiang View Hotel" Reviewing photos on the return trip, my friend suddenly laughed: "Your Thailand-geotagged posts are blowing up!" Perhaps true travel magic lies in discovering unfamiliar beauty in familiar places. This "Wizard of Oz" wonderland just 96 minutes from Chongqing is redefining my summer escape map~

As a seasoned traveler who's explored many places, I must recommend Jiusi to you for the upcoming Dragon Boat Festival! This destination truly lives up to its reputation—perfect for delving into cultural history, leisurely strolls, and savoring local delicacies. The mulberry-picking season is nearly over, but you can still taste this year's freshly brewed mulberry wine and dried mulberries. I'm planning to buy some as gifts for my family too! For those who love red culture and revolutionary history, walk along the Long March National Cultural Park trail to retrace the Long March route. Along the path, you'll encounter 12 battle scenes that shaped the Red Army's fate, including the Four Crossings of the Chishui River and the Capture of Luding Bridge, as well as interactive installations like relief sculptures and chain-linked boats. It’s far more meaningful than learning from textbooks! Stand in the Long March National Cultural Park and take in the most breathtaking views! If there’s a light rain during the Dragon Boat Festival, the atmosphere will be even more enchanting! No need to worry about going hungry—local specialties like fried glutinous rice cakes are served here! Indulge in delicious local sweets, including Jianwu handmade candies, each bite packed with flavor. For a serene and beautiful experience in an ancient town during the Dragon Boat Festival, choose Jiusi for your family trip! #JiusiTreasures #JiusiTown #JiusiSoRed

On a leisurely weekend, I packed my bags and headed to the long-awaited Lizhuang Ancient Town, seeking the charm and poetry hidden deep within its history. By the time I arrived in Lizhuang, it was already dusk. The setting sun cast a warm golden glow on the town's cobblestone streets. Walking through the bustling old streets, I found Xieyishao Inn at No. 12 Tianfu Hall Street. Contrary to my expectations of traditional and rustic guesthouses, Xieyishao Inn surprised me with its modern and stylish decor. The design was simple yet elegant, without excessive embellishments, exuding a sense of sophistication. With a soft beep from the smart door lock, the room door opened smoothly, and the smart home system inside began to operate. The lights turned on automatically, and the temperature adjusted to a comfortable level, instantly easing some of my travel fatigue. After settling in, I couldn't wait to explore the local cuisine. The streets and alleys of the ancient town were filled with enticing aromas. It didn’t take long before I was drawn to a small shop emitting the fragrance of white meat. The chef's knife skills were extraordinary, slicing meat as thin as cicada wings with precision. Each slice was large and translucent under the light. Picking up a piece, I dipped it lightly into a special garlic sauce and placed it in my mouth. First came the rich garlic aroma and the spicy kick of chili, followed by the tender and juicy lean meat and the melt-in-your-mouth fatty portion. The complex flavors were utterly captivating, making it impossible to stop eating. Nearby, a stall selling white cakes was bustling with activity. I joined the crowd and bought a piece. The white cake was as pure as snow, soft to the touch. Taking a bite, it was tender and delicate, with a harmonious blend of rice fragrance and subtle sweetness. The texture was so fine it felt like clouds melting on the tongue, easy to digest even for someone like me who doesn’t usually enjoy sweet treats. At this moment, a sip of Lizhuang white liquor added the finishing touch. The rich and smooth liquor slid down my throat, carrying the essence of grains, warming me to the core. I couldn’t help but marvel—this is the taste of Lizhuang! After a satisfying meal, I returned to the inn, where the friendly owner greeted me warmly, asking about my day and thoughtfully recommending the next day’s itinerary. Lying on the soft bed in the quiet and cozy room, I quickly drifted into a sweet slumber. The next morning, sunlight streamed through the gaps in the smart curtains onto my face. After enjoying a simple yet exquisite breakfast at the inn, I ventured out again to explore the ancient town. By afternoon, tired from wandering, I returned to Xieyishao Inn, curled up in the room’s lazy sofa, gazing at the town’s scenery through the large windows. With a cup of hot tea in hand, soothing music playing from the smart speaker, I immersed myself in this tranquil moment. This trip to Lizhuang was a feast for both the palate and the soul. The local delicacies like Lizhuang white meat, white cake, and white liquor delighted my taste buds, while Xieyishao Inn provided the warmth and convenience of home. If given the chance, I would love to return, savor the flavors again, stay in this cozy inn, and continue writing my story with Lizhuang.

If you visit Chengdu, don't miss Yibin 宜宾, one of the locals in Sichuan Province recommended by locals!! Take the high-speed train from Chengdu Dong Station to Yibinxi Station 宜宾西 Station, it only takes a little over 1 hour. The ancient city of Li压古镇 is located on the riverside, you can walk and enjoy the classic atmosphere from morning to night. 📌 Various shops selling local snacks, toys, souvenirs 📌 Visit the museum, both free and paid 📌 Restaurants to taste, such as thinly sliced ​​white pork, soft meat with a little fat, dipped in a spicy and rich sauce, especially when eaten with a bowl of hot rice, definitely full and delicious!!! . At dusk, around 19:30 onwards, there will be a performance on a boat floating on the water, releasing drones, singing live, dancing local dances, etc. . Want to experience the atmosphere of the old city, free admission Watch a live performance without paying. You have to come to Lixia Town. #TravelChina #Chengdu #Yihe #LixiaTown

Compared to crowded tourist hotspots, I prefer exploring small counties and towns. This time, I stumbled upon a "Little Guilin" in Yibin—Xingwen Jiusi Town. It feels so welcoming here, like having scenic spots right at your doorstep that rival famous destinations. I fear it might become too popular, yet also worry it remains undiscovered. In September, Jiusi's streets are fragrant with osmanthus, and you can even spot sea buckthorn— said to be a staple food during the Long March. You can try it, though it's tart and slightly astringent. By the way, this is where the Red Army marched during the Long March, rich in revolutionary culture. Red-themed landmarks line the roads, and the Red Army Long March Cultural Park pays tribute to history— yet it’s not overly solemn. If you’re with friends, you can even go bamboo-shoot picking— crisp, fresh, and sweet, it’s quite fun! Before leaving, don’t forget to take home some handmade candies— making the whole trip sweet from start to finish.

When booking a room on Trip.com, the name "Hôtel Saint-François-D'Assise" initially struck me as a bit tongue-twisting and ordinary 🏨 However, all my preconceptions vanished the moment I actually checked in. Nestled right next to a church ⛪️, the hotel boasts an enviable location surrounded by beautiful scenery. The serene and pleasant atmosphere feels like a world away from the hustle and bustle outside, ensuring a completely noise-free and peaceful rest 🛏️ Stepping into the hotel, I was enveloped in a solemn yet elegant ambiance reminiscent of a church ⛪️. From the architectural layout to the intricate details, everything exudes a unique artistic charm, adding a special flavor to the entire stay. Entering the room, I found it spotlessly clean and tidy, instantly putting me at ease and boosting my fondness for the place 💗 The breakfast spread was diverse and plentiful, perfectly energizing for a great day ahead. The service was outstanding 👍. Late at night, when we were having takeout in the lobby, the staff proactively and thoughtfully handed us napkins. Such meticulous care truly made us feel valued and respected as guests 👍 Hôtel Saint-François-D'Assise may have a slightly tricky name, but its quality and experience are absolutely top-notch 👍. Whether you're here for business or travel, this hotel is worth staying at 🏨. It not only provides a comfortable accommodation but also lets you enjoy tranquility and beauty amidst your busy schedule. Given the chance, I’d definitely return and highly recommend it to everyone. I’m sure you’ll be just as impressed as I was after your stay! Great value for money 👍

A light drizzle couldn't dampen our enthusiasm for exploring. The tourist map left us a bit disoriented, but we decided to just start walking. Through narrow alleys, past a small school, and down a lane beside the Siyue Hotel, we arrived at the grand archway of the ancient town, marking the beginning of our proper tour. Few tourists were around—whether due to the off-season or the weather, we couldn’t tell. As we strolled, the rain grew heavier, and we ended up buying two umbrellas. With no set route, we wandered freely, turning into every narrow path and alley without worrying about direction. This is a stunning ancient town. The architecture is beautiful, exuding classical charm; the streets and alleys are picturesque, winding yet orderly; the flowing water resembles an ink painting; the small bridges are full of character; the boats drift lazily; the delicate flowers glisten in the rain; the chirping birds add liveliness; and the clean, serene paths invite relaxation. Having visited countless ancient towns across China, Lizhuang stands out as one of the best—likely because of its peaceful, uncrowded atmosphere, which enhances the experience. We roamed joyfully, not bothering to note specific landmarks, simply admiring the pavilions, horse-head walls, carved beams, painted pillars, upturned eaves, and flowering vines on the walls. Here, worries and the outside world faded away, leaving only inner contentment and a quiet, joyful self. Unintentionally, we reached the Yangtze River. Since we planned to stay in the town for a few days, we only took a quick look, saving the details for later. We later learned that the area we explored was the Moonlight Paddy Scenic Zone, while the main town, with even more attractions, lay on the other side of Tongji Road. Heading back through the alleys, the rain came and went, so we decided to return in the evening. Lizhuang is famous for its "Three Whites": white sliced pork, white liquor, and white rice cakes. We’d tried the pork in Yibin but weren’t sure if it was authentic—tonight, we’d taste the real deal. We bought some white rice cakes from Zhang’s shop, sampling all fifteen flavors. As for the liquor, neither of us are big drinkers, but we’d consider trying it later. Around 7 p.m., we set out to explore the town at night, first heading to He San’s White Sliced Pork—First Cut, reputedly the most authentic, handmade, and guaranteed genuine. The town was livelier at night, offering a different charm. Walking along the riverside, past Dongyue Temple and a middle school, we soon reached the restaurant. Outside, a chef demonstrated the art of slicing the pork with impressive skill. Inside, though busy, a few tables were free. We ordered the signature white sliced pork (eight large pieces), stir-fried pork liver, pancake rolls, and crispy fish, paired with a small serving of Lizhuang white liquor (38°, brewed from five grains)—completing our "Three Whites" experience. The food arrived quickly. The pork was thin and fragrant, far better than what we’d had in Yibin. The pancake rolls were satisfying, while the other dishes were decent. The liquor was smooth and slightly sweet, warming without being overpowering. After dinner, we bought more rice cakes from the nearby Shan’s shop and revisited Moonlight Paddy at night. The illuminated alleys were enchanting—quiet yet radiant, with wet stone paths glistening under the lights. Every building, eave, wall, and pillar was bathed in colorful hues, creating a poetic, romantic, and harmonious ambiance. Walking here, we forgot we were travelers, lost in the moment, wishing it would never end. Retracing our daytime steps, we discovered a different charm under the night sky—a rare, serene beauty that stirred the soul, making us want to shout, "This trip is worth it! This life is worth it!" Near the Anti-Japanese War Museum, a performance was underway—a woman in traditional costume singing local opera, her voice and appearance captivating, even if we didn’t understand the lyrics. A rowboat glided by on the river, drawing cameras. Later, more performances on boats added to the scene. Wandering through alleys and past shops, the dazzling night was lively but not noisy. Every corner revealed another breathtaking view, and we couldn’t stop taking photos, trying to preserve the magic. Eventually, we headed back to the parking lot, where soft lighting welcomed us. The car was cozy—a comfortable end to a comfortable night in comfortable Lizhuang, a comfortable moment in life.

Last weekend, my best friend and I were craving something delicious and decided to try Hot Face Cat BBQ (Yibin Lingang Branch). The shop is easy to find at Unit 5-1-13, Bangtai Baisha Ludao, No.158 Xinlou Road, Cuiping District. When we arrived, the place was packed and buzzing with energy. We quickly found a seat and started ordering. Soon came the Thai-style lemon grilled chicken. Wow! The refreshing citrus aroma instantly whetted our appetites. The chicken had perfectly crispy golden skin while remaining tender inside, with just the right tangy lemon flavor that wasn't greasy at all. We kept passing pieces to each other and finished half the plate in no time. Next came the grilled honeycomb tripe. It was impeccably cleaned and roasted to aromatic perfection. The satisfying crunch with every bite and the well-absorbed seasoning made it more delicious the more we chewed. The fresh grilled duck intestines didn't disappoint either. Sizzling on the grill until slightly curled, they had the perfect chewiness and rich flavor without any odd aftertaste. My friend kept mumbling between bites: "These duck intestines are totally my style!" We chatted and ate to our hearts' content. What's more, the prices were reasonable with generous portions - excellent value for money. The staff were also warm and attentive, responding promptly to all our requests. Friends, if you're wondering where to eat with your besties this weekend, Hot Face Cat BBQ is definitely worth trying - you won't regret it!

555～Eating super beautiful petal toast🍞 in Yibin is really eye-catching! It tastes sweet and fluffy, full of milky flavor, and has a faint rose fragrance! I really can't get enough! There are also all kinds of flavors of cheesecake, crepe, and egg tarts! ! Yibin people are so happy! 📍CM+ Roast & Coffee (Yibin Wanxianghui Store)

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