2. The ancient buildings in Changting are not as well preserved as those in Fenghuang and Pingyao. There are many sub-modern buildings built after liberation in ancient buildings, so the scenic spots are scattered. You can go to the top of Wolong Mountain to see the whole city: near the east gate at the foot of Wolong Mountain, there are Tianhou Palace, Wushi Lane, Ancient City Wall and Longyan Lake; There is a Confucius Temple next to the county government, and Diantou Street is diagonally opposite the Confucius Temple. Next to Changting No.1 Middle School is the museum, opposite to Sanyuan Pavilion. There are also Chenghuang Temple, Qu Qiubai Martyrs Monument and General Yang Chengwu Square in the west gate. There is Nanping Mountain in the southeast of the city, and nanzenji under Nanping Mountain is the largest temple in western Fujian. There is Niu Ling in the west. If you want to go to the countryside, you can go to Longmen, the source of Tingjiang River in Anjie Township in the north of Changting, and then return to Longshan in Sidu Town in the south. Changting's snacks are good. I suggest you try everywhere. In the evening, you can go out to eat the night market, extending from Wolong Bridge on the South Ring Road to the opposite Wolong Hotel.
There are dozens of cheap small hotels, and there are also many near bus stations and railway stations. The better accommodation places in Changting are Ren Jin Hotel (four-star, opposite to the railway station), Changting Hotel (Samsung, four-star under construction, next to Yang Chengwu General Square), Hakka Hotel (Samsung, opposite to Sanyuan Pavilion), Wolong Hotel (Samsung, opposite to Ximenkou Night Market) and Tobacco Hotel (Tianpingqiaotou). Except Ren Jin, the standard rooms in other hotels are generally at 160.
If you want to be more specific, you can register in Changting forum and ask local netizens in Changting ~ ~ ~