Jinhua to Huangshan 3-day 2-night tour

Four families set off from Jinhua by car, arriving at Hongcun Scenic Area in just four hours 🚗, embarking on a three-day, two-night healing trip to Huangshan. · At noon, we had a group lunch at Fengyanglou Restaurant. The price of 50 RMB per person was incredibly good value 💯! Compared to Jinhua, it was so affordable it made me cry 😋 The dishes were on the lighter side but very much to our liking. I highly recommend the stir-fried bamboo shoots and the crispy rice! The fresh bamboo shoots were crisp and tender, and the crispy rice crust was delicious – we finished it all! 💿 The autumn break weather was perfect 🍂 The temperature was just right, making it super comfortable to stroll around. We followed a guide for an in-depth tour of Hongcun. The entire village is designed in the shape of an ox 🐮 The Hui-style architecture is incredibly charming. The kids were completely engrossed in the explanations 👧🏻👦🏻 We tried the local specialty, hairy tofu. The tofu itself wasn't very flavorful; you have to dip it in sauce. It wasn't much different from regular fried tofu. My daughter bought some malt candy, but she only ate a couple of bites and then left it unused, haha. 1-2 hours is enough to explore the entire ancient town, but it was incredibly crowded 👫👭👬 We had dinner at Xiaozhaowang Restaurant in Tangkou Town. It was the same price as lunch, but not as amazing. However, the stinky mandarin fish was absolutely delicious 🐟, and I also highly recommend the local specialty, fresh grass tofu! I stayed at the Yunyi Hot Spring Hotel 🏨. The newly opened hotel was incredibly clean, and the rooms were spacious and comfortable. Korean mini-lesson translation: 1. Vocabulary Translation · Travel: 여행 · Food: 맛집 (referring to "popular restaurants," more colloquial) 2. Complete Sentence "You must try the local food when you travel!" → 여행에서는 꼭 현지 음식을 먹어 보세요! Pronunciation: /yeo-haeng-e-seo-neun kkok hyeon-ji eum-sik-eul meo-geo bo-se-yo/ Explanation: · "꼭" emphasizes "definitely" or "must". · "~어/아 보세요" suggests trying something. • “현지 음식” is a more natural expression for “local food” in Korean. Examples can be used in travel guides or as friendly reminders.