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There is only one Kangzhuangman fried cake shop in Quanzhou. The shop is inconspicuous, but the taste is good, the fragrance is rich, the taste is great, the price is relatively affordable, the environment is clean, the service attitude is good and enthusiastic, it is a good choice.

Food exploration Manjiangao is one of the special snacks in southern Fujian. The traditional Manjiangao is hidden in Peixiang, in a restaurant called Kangzhuang Manjiangao. Manjian Gao was first created by an old couple in Peixiang. They have a long history and use a simple rice stove to produce a southern Fujian specialty snack. Most of the snacks are packaged and taken away, and they taste better when hot. It is cone-shaped, and the inside is shaped like a beehive. It is soft and delicious, with a rich taste in the interlayer, including peanuts, sesame seeds, and winter melon candy. One piece costs 20 yuan, and it is a whole big piece, thick. The delicious breakfast in the morning starts from now on. Pair it with a glass of milk or soy milk, and then taste a bite of the fragrant freshly baked fried cake, and you will have a wonderful day. Although it looks simple, the filling in the middle is sweet and delicious. It is full of fillings and has a chewy and chewy texture when you bite it. Various aromas linger on the tip of your tongue for a long time, satisfying your taste buds.

Returning from Quanzhou | Half City of Everyday Life, Half City of Wonder: This Ancient Minnan City is More Vibrant Than I Imagined Recommendation Reason: This "World Religious Museum" not only boasts the thousand-year-old mulberry and lotus flowers of Kaiyuan Temple and the exotic charm of Qingjing Mosque, but also the flower-adorned headdresses of Xunpu women and the everyday life of its ancient streets. Three days are just enough to understand the inclusiveness and perseverance of this "City of Light." Budget: 600-900 RMB per person (3 days 2 nights) Accommodation: Characteristic guesthouses in West Street/Inns in the Ancient City 180-280 RMB/night Experiences: Puppet show 30 RMB, Zanhuawei (a type of traditional Chinese clothing) 40 RMB Transportation: Ancient City minibuses 2 RMB/ride, convenient public transportation Detailed Itinerary: Day 1: Religious Exploration Morning: Kaiyuan Temple (Sanglian Fajie → East and West Pagodas) Afternoon: Qingjing Mosque → Guanyue Temple Evening: Listen to Nanyin music at the Confucius Temple Square (free performance) Day 2: Maritime Silk Road Imprint Morning: Xunpu Village (experience Zanhuawei) Morning: Museum of Maritime History Afternoon: Tianhou Palace → Deji Gate Ruins Evening: Night view of the arcade buildings on Zhongshan Road Day 3: Ancient City Exploration Morning: Chengtian Temple → Xuanmiao Temple Afternoon: Jinyu Lane → Hua Lane Farewell: Buy candied fruit at Yuanhetang Food Map 🍜 Must-Try Classics · Rice Noodle Soup: with vinegar pork + large intestine · Ginger Duck: Zhongji/Sidan · Beef Soup: Haochengcai/Dongxing · Seaweed Jelly: A must-have for Four-Fruit Soup 🍵 Hidden Delicacies: · Manjian Cake (Peixiang Old Shop) · Taro Cake (Aunt Zhuang) · Tusun Jelly (Anhai Old Brand) Specialty Guide · Yuanhetang Candied Fruit: A century-old brand · Yongchun Aged Vinegar: Excellent for stewing soups · Anxi Tieguanyin Tea: Purchase from the tea capital · Modernized Cheongsam: Local designer shop Must-Do & Avoid ✨ Soulful Moments: · Listen to the wind chimes of the thousand-year-old pagoda at Kaiyuan Temple in the early morning · Watch locals cast divination blocks at Guanyue Temple · Watch fishing boats return to port at dusk in Xunpu Village ⚠️ Avoidance Tips: · Beware of "free guides" leading you to shopping spots · Choose shops with clearly marked prices at Zanhuawei · Some temples require you to remove your shoes to enter Transportation 🚄 Direct bus from the high-speed rail station to the ancient city 🛺 Free shuttle buses in the ancient city stop on demand 🚶 The old town is best explored on foot Travel Tips Cultural Etiquette: · Keep quiet in temples · Obtain permission before photographing Xunpu women · Fulfill your vow after drawing a fortune stick at Guanyue Temple Photography Tips: · Kaiyuan Temple: Frame the red walls and ancient pagoda together · Xunpu Village: Take photos of hairpins in front of oyster shell houses · Zhongshan Road: Enjoy the evening lights of the arcade buildings Practical Tips: · Have small change for the shuttle buses · Learn the Hokkien phrase "thank you" (meaning "thank you" or "thank you for diarrhea") · Remember to protect yourself from the sun and stay hydrated Under the thousand-year-old mulberry tree at Kaiyuan Temple, I met a monk sweeping fallen leaves. He gently stroked the trunk and said, "This tree has heard the chanting of Buddhist scriptures from the Tang and Song dynasties, witnessed the merchants of the Yuan and Ming dynasties, and now it accompanies tourists taking photos every day. Plants and trees are indifferent, but people are always searching for eternity." Suddenly, I understood the charm of Quanzhou—it has integrated its thousand-year-old maritime civilization into its everyday life. When you see young people devoutly drawing lots at Guanyue Temple, listen to grandmothers telling stories of their journeys to Southeast Asia in Xunpu Village, and taste traditional flavors passed down through generations in the ancient streets and alleys, you'll discover that the vitality of this city comes from its gentle acceptance of every era. It's recommended to stay at least two nights, allowing half a day for Xunpu Village; check puppet show times in advance; be sure to try different toppings for the rice noodle soup at breakfast; if you have enough time, consider adding a day to visit Wudian City in Jinjiang. When you leave, your suitcase will be full of candied fruit, aged vinegar, and frangipani flowers you picked at Qingjing Mosque. This ancient city reminds us that true inclusiveness allows different civilizations to thrive on the same land. #QuanzhouTourism #PlacesYouGetAskedAboutOnWeChat #CityCultureNotes #GoingOutWithFriends

Quanzhou Slow Living Guide | Cobblestone Streets + Ancient Temple Bells: Heal All Anxiety 🌿 🌟 2 Days 1 Night Slow Travel Itinerary Day 1: Strolling Through Old City Landmarks and Nightlife • Morning: Visit the Quanzhou Bell Tower. The white bell tower, reminiscent of the Republic of China era, is a city landmark; it's perfect for taking retro photos against a blue sky backdrop. Explore the Quanzhou Red Walls (red walls with round floral windows); the contrasting colors of red walls and green trees create a strong sense of traditional Chinese style 📸. • Afternoon: Stroll along Zhongshan Road's arcade streets. Hidden within the arcade buildings with their Nanyang (Southeast Asian) style are time-honored snack shops. Take a look at the "Quanzhou" neon sign along the way for a touch of artistic flair. • Evening: Enjoy a meal of ginger duck, the duck meat flavorful with a medicinal aroma; then try rice noodle soup with vinegar-braised pork, experiencing the lively atmosphere of a late-night Minnan eatery. Day 2: Ancient Temples, Zen, and Artistic Alleys • Morning: Visit Guannan Temple, where the red-tiled roofs, flying eaves, and exquisite wood carvings showcase the beauty of Southern Fujian religious architecture. Listening to the morning bell brings instant tranquility. • Afternoon: Stroll through artistic alleys (such as the area around Jiezi Garden). Shops with walls covered in greenery, film photography studios, and handmade craft shops offer a leisurely afternoon of exploration. You might even stumble upon streets bursting with bougainvillea – every snapshot is a masterpiece! • Evening: Visit the East and West Pagodas of Kaiyuan Temple on West Street. The ancient pagodas, weathered yet gentle, are bathed in the setting sun. Explore the West Street Night Market and sample local delicacies like sea worm jelly and fried pork with vinegar. 🌟 Must-Visit Highlights • Quanzhou Bell Tower: A Republican-era building, the white bell tower contrasts beautifully with modern traffic, creating a visual collision of "old and new Quanzhou," perfect for capturing documentary-style street scenes. • Quanzhou Red Walls: Red walls, round latticed windows, stone tables and benches – a treasure trove of photo opportunities for those who love traditional Chinese style. Wearing Hanfu (traditional Han clothing) for photos creates an absolutely stunning atmosphere. • Guannan Temple: A famous Buddhist temple in Southern Fujian, its architecture is full of ingenious details. The birds and beasts on the eaves and the wood carvings and paintings inside the halls are all testaments to its historical significance. • Artistic Alleys: Hidden in the old city, these soothing corners offer tranquility. Shops surrounded by greenery and windowsills with tinkling wind chimes provide a haven for young people seeking artistic inspiration. 📌 Useful Tips • Transportation: Direct high-speed rail from Quanzhou Station. Within the city, you can easily and freely explore the old city by shared electric scooter (5-10 yuan/hour). • Outfit: Retro dresses and modern Chinese-style suits complement the ancient alleys and architecture; for a traditional Chinese style photoshoot, bring Hanfu (traditional Han clothing). The red walls and ancient temples provide excellent backdrops. • Food Map: ◦ Breakfast: Rice noodle soup (with vinegar pork/large intestine), fried rice cake ◦ Lunch/Dinner: Ginger duck, Quanzhou braised noodles, Donghai Xunpu oyster omelet ◦ Snacks: Sea worm jelly, fried vinegar pork, peanut soup Quanzhou's romance lies in the Zen-like tranquility of ancient temple bells, the vibrant life of arcade streets, and the slow pace of artsy alleyways. ✨ Come here to slow down time and heal all your anxieties! #PlacesYourWeChatFriendsAreAskingAbout #OutdoorFun #WeekendGetaway #PretendYouAreAbroad #AJourneyLikeASong

The Quanzhou Ancient City Cultural and Ecological Tourism Resort is located in Licheng District, centered around the 6.41 square kilometers of the ancient city. Quanzhou Ancient City boasts 173 streets and alleys, including 36 Class-I historical streets and alleys, such as West Street, Pei Alley, and Goldfish Alley; 104 Class-II historical streets and alleys, such as Taikui Alley, Tongzheng Alley, and Micang Alley; and 33 streets and alleys that mirror the historical layout, such as East Street, Tumen Street, and Jiangwu Alley. [Awesome] Quanzhou Ancient City is quite enjoyable and can be explored in two to three days. The attractions in the ancient city are generally concentrated, and traffic is quite busy, so walking or cycling is recommended. [Cute] Recommended City Walk Routes in Quanzhou Ancient City: 1. Bell Tower - West Street - Pei Alley - Taikui Alley - Xiangfeng Alley - Sanchao Alley - Gurong Alley - Jiuguanyi Station - Shilang Residence - Jingting Alley - Hua Alley - Haogoukeng - Jinyu Alley - Fuwen Temple 2. Yafo Spring Rolls - Taste of Childhood - Kangzhuang Man Pancakes - Haisi Jinfeng Yuanxiao Yuan - Donglai Turnips - Stan Ginger Duck - Haochengcai Steak - Shuimen Guozai Noodle Soup - Traditional Water Chestnut Pastry - Qunmin Beef Shop - Yuanfang Xiaolongbao This is a delicious food walk where you can enjoy local specialties while strolling. 3. Song Residence - Xu Bangguang's Former Residence - Site of the Southern Imperial Clan Affairs Office - Li Wu's Former Residence - Dongyang Ancestral Hall - Yixiang Yin Pavilion - Yang Binhai's Jinshi Residence - Wang Clan Ancestral Hall - Zhuang Guozhen's Former Residence - Wang Haiwen's Former Residence - Gong Residence - Fu Xiangruo's Former Residence - Su Tingyu's Former Residence - Chen Guangchun's Former Residence - Huang Fengxiang's Shangshu Mansion This section focuses on visiting the former residences of famous figures and is suitable for those interested in history and culture. [TeaDrinker] #QuanzhouTourism #FujianQuanzhou #QuanzhouTravelGuide #MostCommonWeChatSpots #NicheDiscovery