Songyang County, Lishui, Zhejiang — the last secret paradise of Jiangnan, home to numerous Ming and Qing ancient villages, the Songyin River ecological corridor, Pingtian Village, and other unique attractions. Experience 2 days and 1 night of pastoral scenery and ancient village charm.
Explore serene ancient villages, stroll along the riverside, breathe in the fragrance of tea, embrace the nostalgia of pastoral life
In the morning, explore the Songyang Ancient Village Cluster and feel the tranquility of millennia-old villages; in the afternoon, wander through Songyang Old Street and experience local life; in the evening, stroll along the Songyin River and enjoy the sunset glow.
In the morning, cycle through the Damushan Tea Garden and immerse yourself in the fragrance of tea; in the afternoon, visit Pingtian Village and experience rural revitalization; in the evening, enjoy a pastoral dinner at the Cloud-top Pingtian Homestay.
A traditional snack of Songyang County, made with thin wheat flour wrappers wrapped around bean sprouts, shredded radish, minced meat, and other fillings, rolled into a tube shape. Rich in texture and flavor, it is a must-have festival food for locals.
A signature dish of Songyang, made by braising pork trotters with locally produced Xieli tea. The tea aroma is rich, the meat is tender and succulent, and it has nourishing properties, making it a top choice for hosting guests.
A traditional pastry made from glutinous rice, available in both sweet and savory flavors with diverse shapes. Often served as festival food, fresh rice cakes are sold in many shops on Songyang Old Street.
A specialty tea of Songyang, named for its thick, curved strips resembling a monkey, with a silver-white and green color. It has a clear, high-lasting aroma and a fresh, mellow, and smooth taste, ranking among the famous teas of Zhejiang.