First, let's take a look at the delicious food in Kunshan. In Kunshan, there are many classic local snacks, such as duck soup steamed stuffed bun, black bridge tofu, hemp ball and Chongming beggar chicken. Among them, the most popular is "Kunshan Baked Noodles", which is a delicious food that combines the characteristics of northern and southern pasta, and its production technology is very unique. Noodles are finely made into thin and wide noodles by knife workers, and served with instant meat sauce. The taste is very delicate and it is a delicious food that should not be missed.
Besides delicious food, there are many tourist attractions worth seeing in Kunshan. The first is Zhouzhuang Town, which is one of the typical representatives of water towns in the south of the Yangtze River. Because of its unique architectural style, it is known as "the oldest water town in China". Here, you can stroll through the ancient streets, taste special snacks and enjoy the scenery of the water town. In addition, there are Suzhou gardens such as Humble Administrator's Garden, Lion Forest and Canglang Pavilion, as well as scenic spots such as Jinxi Ancient Town and Yangcheng Lake, which are deeply loved by tourists.
Generally speaking, Kunshan, as a water town in the south of the Yangtze River with a long history, is full of charm of culture and food. If you want to go to Jiangnan, you might as well visit Kunshan and feel the unique charm of this small town.