Xinwu District, Wuxi, Jiangsu — one of the birthplaces of Wu culture, home to Wuxi Film Base, Hongshan Relics Park, Taibo Temple and other distinctive attractions, a 2-day experience of the fusion of ancient Wu charm and modern vitality.
Film trail, ancient site exploration, sage homage, ecological leisure
In the morning, tour the Wuxi Film Base and experience film shooting scenes; in the afternoon, visit the China Stone Appreciation Garden and admire rare stones; in the evening, enjoy the night charm of the Film Base.
In the morning, explore Hongshan Relics Park and trace Wu civilization; in the afternoon, visit Taibo Temple and appreciate the sage's legacy; in the evening, stroll through Lianghong Wetland Park and enjoy natural ecology.
A traditional Wuxi famous dish with over a hundred years of history. Made from pork ribs, braised with soy sauce, sugar and other seasonings. Bright red color, tender meat, balanced sweet and savory.
A Wuxi specialty snack made from wheat flour. Golden in color with a soft texture, can be stir-fried, braised or added to soup, a regular on Wuxi dining tables.
A Wuxi time-honored food, made from premium pork. Bright red color, delicious taste, balanced sweet and savory, a beloved snack and souvenir.
A traditional Wuxi pastry, named for its magnolia flower shape. Made from glutinous rice flour with fresh meat filling, deep-fried until crispy outside and tender inside, aromatic and delicious.