Changshan County, Quzhou, Zhejiang – an ecological pearl in western Zhejiang, home to the Sanqu Stone Forest, Huangtang Scenic Area and other natural attractions. Experience the perfect combination of karst wonders and rural leisure in a 2-day 1-night trip.
Stone forest wonders, pomelo fragrance filling the garden, hidden countryside secrets
Morning: Explore the Sanqu Stone Forest and admire the karst wonders. Noon: Enjoy farmhouse cuisine near the stone forest. Afternoon: Visit the Pomelo & Stone Expo Garden and Fan's Ancestral Hall. Evening: Stay in the county town or near the scenic area.
Morning: Explore Huangtang Scenic Area and experience rural charm. Noon: Enjoy farmhouse specialties. Afternoon: Visit Bulao Spring. Evening: End the trip and return.
A traditional specialty of Changshan County with a long history, said to have been a tribute item. Made from high-quality flour through multiple manual processes, fine as silver threads with a smooth texture, a delicacy for local festivals and VIP receptions.
A traditional snack in Changshan, made from rice flour mixed with distiller's yeast and steamed. Soft and fluffy with a slight wine aroma, can be sweet or savory, commonly eaten for breakfast and during festivals.
Made from Changshan's specialty pomelo, this preserved fruit retains the nutrition and flavor of the pomelo. Sweet and sour, it has effects like moistening the lungs and relieving coughs, a well-known local snack and travel souvenir.
A signature dish of Changshan, using mandarin fish from local streams cooked with various ingredients. The fish is tender and the broth delicious, making it a highly representative local delicacy.