1. Xiangzi Bridge.
Chaozhou Xiangzi Bridge is one of the four ancient bridges in China. The middle of the Xiangzi Bridge is made of wood. From the outside, it looks like a ship connecting the ancient bridge.
It’s best to go there at night. There will be a light show on Xiangzi Bridge in Chaozhou at night.
The most different thing about the light show of Xiangzi Bridge from other places is that when the lights of Xiangzi Bridge turn on, the lights of Bijia Mountain on the other side of the Han River will also light up. The lights of Xiangzi Bridge and the lights of Bijia Mountain complement each other, and the cultural landscape and
The natural scenery is perfectly combined and is well worth a visit.
2. ?Phoenix Mountain.
Staying in a farmhouse on Fenghuang Mountain in Chaozhou and watching the sunrise is a good choice.
Living in a farmhouse on Fenghuang Mountain, you can eat many authentic Fenghuang delicacies - Fenghuang fried tofu, Fenghuang pork (pickled with wine grains), She goose noodles, bitter thorn balls and so on.
Paired with a cup of strong Phoenix Kung Fu tea after the meal, the days of gods are just like this.
3. ?Paifang Street.
Chaozhou Archway Street is in the old town of Chaozhou and is famous for its arcade buildings and archways.
Many shops have opened on both sides of Pai Fang Street, and many Kung Fu tea houses have been opened in the past two years. When you are tired from shopping, you can go to the tea houses and order authentic Chaoshan Kung Fu tea to experience the slow-paced life of Chaoshan people.
There are also many snacks sold in the shops along the street. The most famous one is Hu Rongquan in Chaozhou, which sells spring rolls, duck nuggets, bamboo shoots and other snacks. After finishing the snacks, you can also buy some fermented bean curd cakes and salted bean cubes as accompaniments.
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4. In addition to the above attractions, Chaozhou also has many interesting attractions, such as Valley Double Tree, Nanguo Ice Cellar Park, and Green Island Villa, which are all good choices.
If you don’t know where to go during the Qingming Festival, you might as well come here.