[2025 Jiashan Attraction] Travel Guide for Wolong Bridge (Updated Oct)

Great trip. wanted a relaxed mini gateway from Shanghai noise and Xitang proved to be a great choice for a water lover like me. peaceful, a bit quiet (in the morning) and a bit lively (and noisy) at night. Not noisy from your hotel room, only if you decide to take a night stroll. I didn't eat much, but enjoy the street food. vey affordable travel and totally worth it.. How to arrive: take a train to Jiashan South station, when you go out just ask for the busses to Xitang, there are 2. the normal commercial city bus k222, this has multiple stops and take a bit longer (50mins) cost 2rmb. and the other commercial bus that costs 5rmb and goes directly to Xitang in 20-25 mins.

Last time I visited Xitang with Lao Huang, we were still in our youthful twenties 💫 Now returning in our thirties Old friends remain, and new stories continue to flow along this little river~ Long time no see, Xitang's nightscape still captivates the heart! 🎆【Night Exclusive·Flower Boat Parade】 ⏰ Time: Every Fri/Sat/Sun from now until Sept 7, 19:30-20:30 🚢 6 romantically decorated flower boats illuminating the entire river! 📍 Route: Huguo Suiliangwang Temple Water Stage — Wolong Bridge ☀️【Daytime Exclusive Experiences】 🛶 Local Specialty Boats: Daily at 10:00/15:00/18:30 Hail-and-ride convenience～ 🎭 Cultural Pop-ups: • Fangshan Tea House: Immersive Song Dynasty tea ceremony • Rice Lovers' Station: A must-visit for "The Lost Tomb" fans! • Gu Xidong Theater Art Museum: Yue Opera enthusiasts shouldn't miss (Check comments for specific performance times) 📸【Best Viewing Spots】 🌉 Huanshou Bridge/Yongning Bridge: Panoramic views of the flower boat procession! Capture the interplay of ancient bridges and lantern reflections～ 🏛 Huguo Suiliangwang Temple Square: Spectacular starting point of the parade! 💡【Travel Tips】 ✨ Stamp Collection Rewards: Get postcards at the entrance, collect 6 themed stamps + hidden stamp for limited blind boxes! 👗 Free Hanfu Perk: Wear traditional attire for complimentary custom postcards～ 🏨 Accommodation Benefit: Stay at Muyue Hotel for free entry to the scenic area! 🎫 Free Night Admission: No ticket needed after 17:00!

🗺️ Itinerary: South Entrance Up, North Entrance Down Highlights Edition (5-Hour Power Walk Without Pitfalls) 7:30 Charge to the South Gate! Take the first cable car (upward ¥65) → 8:00 Nantian Glass Platform (¥99 totally worth it! Feels like stepping on cotton candy when clouds roll ☁️, but not for the acrophobic) → 9:30 Lotus Platform (best spot for photos with Guanyin Peak 📸, wear Hanfu to instantly transform into a deity) → 10:30 Ruyi Bridge (viral S-shaped glass bridge! The hollow design will make your soles scream in protest 😱) → 12:00 Dream Fulfillment Bridge + Sleeping Dragon Bridge (a bridge duo, gentle plank paths perfect for wuxia-style photos) → 13:00 Take Beihai Cable Car down (downward ¥55, exit via North Gate) 🏡 Accommodation Red & Black List ✅ Blindly Recommended: - Shenxianju Narada Resort (5-minute walk from North Gate): Wake up to mountain views ⛰️, includes breakfast + lunch (Xianju’s "Eight Bowls" feast! ~¥150/person), packages from ¥539 with free mahjong + movie nights, but noise during peak season feels like living in a marketplace. - Pullman Hotel (near South Gate): Mountain-view rooms come with telescopes 🔭, Hanfu rental at ¥30/hour for ethereal photos, but beware of price surges (over ¥1k in peak season). ❌ Avoid at All Costs: Rural homestays outside the scenic area are cheap but hot water is moody! One B&B owner said, "WiFi signals drift with the mountain breeze" 🌪️… 🍜 Three Meals to Keep the Immortal Vibe Alive! - Breakfast: Narada’s buffet—Shi Bing Tong (thin pancakes wrapped with a dozen side dishes) + noodle soup with toppings (sour bamboo shoots and minced pork, so fragrant it’ll make you stomp your feet). - Lunch: Weixianju Restaurant at the summit! Spicy white fish (tender as tofu) + bayberry wine (sweet and sour, but packs a punch 🤪), ~¥80/person. - Dinner: Must-order at North Gate’s rural eateries—Tieguai Qiaorou (meat soup so fresh it’ll blow your mind) + Xianxiang stir-fried rice noodles (chewy and smooth), ~¥50/person. ⚠️ Foodie Alert: Mountain-top sausages cost ¥15 each! Bring instant noodles (but avoid eating at Guanyin Peak—you might be mistaken as an offering 🙏). 💥 Blood, Sweat, and Takeaways: The scenery is divine, but the pitfalls sting! - Heavenly Highlights: - Aerial shots of Ruyi Bridge = social media nuke 💥. Wear Hanfu on foggy days for a *Eternal Love* drama moment. - Cable cars + elevators = "painless hiking," a lazy traveler’s dream (but elevator queues exceed 1 hour…). - Soul-Shocking Realizations: - Mountain prices are outrageous! ¥10 for bottled water—bring your own bottle (refill stations are near toilets 😭). - Sea of clouds = a blind box! Sunny days might only reveal bare rocks (locals’ tip: go the morning after rain!). 💡 Blogger’s Ramblings "Shenxianju is like a tsundere goddess—breathtakingly beautiful but occasionally slacks on service 😤! Ruyi Bridge is stunning yet terrifying, and glass reflections ruin photos. Narada’s free lunch is a steal, but thin walls mean eavesdropping on hallway gossip… Lastly, wear anti-slip shoes! My knees wailed for three days after the Qingyun Ladder 🧗‍♀️💔." 🔍 Lazy Pack: Search "Shenxianju" on Trip.com for ¥99 combo tickets (entry + cable car)!