Qingyuan County, Lishui, Zhejiang — the ecological barrier of southern Zhejiang, home to renowned attractions including Baishanzu, Yueshan Village, and the Covered Bridge Museum. Experience the pristine natural gifts and profound covered bridge culture in a 2-day 1-night journey.
Explore secret wonders, discover ancient village charm, trace covered bridge history, breathe fresh forest air
Climb Baishanzu in the morning to explore the primeval forest; visit Jinzifeng Forest Park in the afternoon to enjoy the sea of trees and pine waves; experience the tranquil starry sky in the mountains at night.
Visit the Covered Bridge Museum in the morning to learn about covered bridge history and culture; stroll across Mengzhou Bridge at noon to admire the ancient bridge architecture; head to Yueshan Village in the afternoon to experience the perfect blend of ancient village and covered bridges.
A Qingyuan County specialty and a China National Geographical Indication product, with over 800 years of cultivation history. Known for their thick flesh and rich aroma, they are hailed as the "Queen of Mushrooms" and can be used in a wide variety of delicious dishes.
A traditional Qingyuan delicacy made from mountain-grown non-glutinous rice through steaming and pounding processes. It has a soft yet resilient texture and can be stir-fried, boiled, or steamed. It is an essential festive food for local celebrations.
A Qingyuan specialty snack made from cudweed and glutinous rice. It has a soft, sticky texture with a subtle herbal fragrance. Traditionally made and consumed around the Qingming Festival, it carries strong local character.
Another signature mushroom of Qingyuan County, rich in nutrition and delicious in flavor. It can be stir-fried, stewed, or used in soups, making it a prized dish at local banquets and a favorite among visitors.