Speaking of ancient towns, where do you think of first?

Wuzhen, Nanxun Town or Tangqi Ancient Town. There are many ancient towns in Zhejiang, each with its own unique charm, so those ancient towns are worth visiting.

Let's take a look at them.

Tangqi Ancient Town Tangqi Ancient Town, literary master Feng Zikai said of it: "Jiangnan Kerry Land, of which Tangqi Water Town is the representative." The ancient town is located in Yuhang and is part of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, a world heritage site.

There are delicacies and old houses left over from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Compared with West Lake, it is more like a "living" old Hangzhou.

Walking on Guangji Bridge, you can overlook the canal, which nurtures the daily life of houseboats.

After passing Guangji Bridge, you will reach Shuibei Street.

There are various antique buildings here, as well as many old Tangqi stores.

Cakes, Zhu, people. Including traditional foods that have been passed down in the town for hundreds of years.

Current location Sun Quan, the great emperor of Wudong during the Three Kingdoms period, once came here to live in seclusion.

His descendants took root here, and his hometown came from this.

In the ancient town, traditional buildings with white walls and black tiles are arranged in an orderly manner. Longmen River runs through them, and the villagers live by the stream.

Cobblestone paths wind in all directions, connecting the entire ancient town.

When arriving at Qiantong Ancient Town from Longmen Ancient Town, the first impression is the canal parallel to the streets.

It is said that there is a truth hidden in it.

Our ancestors here used the "Bagua" principle to bring water into the village, circulate it from house to house, and wash vegetables and vegetables at home.

The creek flows in front of and behind the house, and being in it is like walking through a maze.

It is said that you can get out of the ancient town by going upstream.

There are no crowds of tourists, no over-commercialized shops, no bar streets in Qiantong Ancient Town, just the daily life of locals.

High walls, deep courtyards, winding paths, walking towers, herringbone slopes, and green tiles. Walking in the bluestone alleys, you can feel an ancient and vicissitudes of life.

Quiet and comfortable even when walking slowly.

The countless tourists coming and going in Minghe Ancient Town still do not erase the quiet and undisturbed temperament of Nanxun Town.

Coming here in the rainy season, Nanxun, the misty rain depicted by Jiangnan Breaking Rain is picturesque and beautiful.

Infiltrate the comfortable temperament of the ancient town into every aspect of life.

Find a restaurant by the river, listen to the sound of rain, eat home-cooked food, drink wine, and feel the slow theme~ Nanxun Ancient Town Xinshi Ancient Town has a history of thousands of years, including many Ming and Qing folk houses, Juehai Temple

, ancient bridges, etc.

The residents are built along the river, the city is close to the bridge, and it has a strong and typical Jiangnan style.

The ancient buildings in the Xihekou Street area are relatively concentrated and well-preserved, with considerable ornamental value.

Outside Xihekou, due to historical changes, it is difficult to find traces of history.

Xihekou Street has an elegant layout, starting from Chenjiatan in the south and ending at Zhujiaqiao in the north, about two Li Long.

It shows that the ancient town has a maximum of 36 lanes and 72 bridges.

There are currently 11 relatively complete bridges preserved, and there are three famous bridges in Xihekou Street, namely Kaixian Bridge, Huixian Bridge and Wangxian Bridge.

Nianbadu, an ancient town in Xinshi, is located at the junction of western Zhejiang, Fujian and Jiangxi.

Local people often describe it as "one foot touches three provinces".

Xianxiaguan in the north and Fenglingguan in the south block Nianba in a nearly closed environment, but the culture here is surprisingly open and diverse.

There are more than 3,600 people in Nianbadu Town where tourists are concentrated, and they belong to 69 surnames, which is very interesting.

The ancient town retains its original old buildings, integrating the architectural styles of the three provinces.

The white wall cornices are very distinctive, and the carving of the details is also impressive.

Nianbadu Town includes three villages: Lixun, Huaqiao and Fengxi.

There are many streets and alleys into the ancient town, but now that it has been developed, all the attractions that need to be checked are on the front line of Lixun Street.

The most valuable building in the world is Wenchang Palace.

Most of the other exhibitions use the original old houses to arrange pictures and some physical exhibitions.