Jiaxing city is not big, but there are many historic sites and scenic spots, and many historical stories are circulating. If you want to explore it, it will take about two or three days to arrange it compactly.
The shortest route can be basically divided into three lines:
1. Southwest line: Three Pagodas → Blood Print Temple → Chengnan Park → Fanli Lake → Shen Junru Memorial Hall → Meiwan Street → Zhu Shenghao's former residence → Nanhu Lake
2. South Lake coastline: Haigu Pagoda → Lanxiu Garden → Huijing Garden → a large painting house in China.
The Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal passes through Jiaxing, and one section of it is next to the Three Pagodas, and it also turns a beautiful corner. The Three Pagodas is a quiet place. Behind an antique archway, three blue-gray brick pagodas stand side by side. There is a pavilion next to the tower. There is a stone tablet in the pavilion, and the inscription is a little vague. It can be vaguely seen that the tower was built from 627 to 649 AD, and the last repair was in the second year of Guangxu reign. Come out from the Three Pagodas, walk eastward along the canal for nearly ten minutes, cross a bridge, and you will find the Blood-printed Temple. The temple is small, but it has a sense of Cang Sang, and the yellow appearance is very eye-catching. Usually it seems a little deserted here, but if we catch up with the days of doing things, it will be completely different.
The next stop is Chengnan Park. You can take a taxi there. If you don't like going to the park, you can call Fanli Lake directly, which is no more than the starting price of 6 yuan. Fan Li Lake is a historic site in wuyue period, and it is a secluded place where Fan Li went boating with Xi Shi after helping Gou Jian, the King of Yue, to avenge his disgrace. There are Xi Shi dressing table and Jinming Temple (that is, their original house). A small lake is available for fishing. The biggest advantage is that you don't need money. Of course, it is proposed to go to Fanhu for the frugal students. However, Fan Lake is not on the map of Jiaxing. The actual location is on Huancheng South Road, diagonally opposite the main entrance of Chengnan Park, with a small entrance facing south, and the title is "Fan Li Lake". There are exhibitions of various legends about Xi Shi in the temple, which can attract everyone's attention. One is that Jiaxing was called Show State in ancient times, saying that it was because Xi Shi's face washing water was dumped in the river, and immediately the mountains and rivers in Ming Xiu were gorgeous. Compared with the fact that there were a lot of beautiful women on the streets of Jiaxing, it shows that this face washing water of Xi Shi is really effective. The other is that there is a "route map of Xi Shi's entry into Wu" sign. Presumably, everyone has only seen the "route map of so-and-so army's entry into a certain place". The route map of this beauty's entry into a certain place has been so highly valued and framed, and probably only Jiaxing, a place where women are particularly favored, will do so. The lake is not very big, there are many lotus flowers planted in it, and there is a statue of Xi Shi's sister standing in the lake. According to legend, in those days, Xi Shi dressed up every day, poured face washing water into the lake, and snails ate residual fat powder and became colorful, so colorful snails were produced in the lake. There are also rumors that washing your face with the water from Fanli Lake has a cosmetic effect. The index suitable for being in a daze by the lake is 5 (the index is 1-5 from low to high).
A short walk east from Fanli Lake is the Shen Junru Memorial Hall. After crossing the road, South Road is Meiwan Street. There are many Koreans in and out here, and the architectural style is also very Korean. Even the toilets are extremely clean. Who let this place be the refuge of Jin Jiu and the residence of the important officials of the Korean interim government?
It's not very far from Meiwan Street to Zhu Shenghao's former residence. You can walk or take a three-wheeled ride, which costs three or four yuan.
After that, you can stroll on the Nanhu Bridge, not to see the bridge, but to see another section of the canal. The waters here are very wide, showing another style of the canal.
then the southwest line, and then the south lake coastal line.
if you get off the Nanhu bridge, you can go straight to the moat tower. (But be sure to be energetic at this time, and you need to walk for a long time to come. If you are exhausted, you can also arrange it for the next day. Lanxiu Garden is not far from the south after the visit. From Lanxiu Garden, there is a path around the South Lake that leads directly to Huijing Garden. This path is not close, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way, such as satellites bridge, Shuicheng Gate, lotus pond, fishing garden, tea house and small forest ...
When you get to Huijing Garden, you can clearly see the panoramic view of South Lake, and Yanyu Bridge is among them. It feels great to stand at the bridge of misty rain and get some fresh air. I was born and raised in Jiaxing for several decades, and I went to the South Lake thirty or forty times. Finally, I found that the South Lake was the most beautiful in the misty rain. Of course, Nanhu Lake is located in the water network zone of Taihu Lake basin, which determines that it is mostly rainy in a year, and it is often rainy in the morning, and the lake is full of fog. If you already vaguely feel your stomach growling, just come out of Huijingyuan and cross the road, and the distinctive sign of Nanhu boat dishes will be displayed in front of you. South Lake boat food is a major feature of Jiaxing. As for its taste, I personally think it is not as delicious as Cantonese food, but it's a loss to you if you don't taste it when you arrive in Jiaxing.
After a full meal, interested people can go back to Huijingyuan, take a boat from the ferry to the island in the middle of the lake, see the Yanyu Building, and visit a large painting house in China (the fare is 4 yuan).
After the tour, you can spend another six dollars to take a taxi to the Revolutionary Memorial Hall and get patriotic education.
finally, let's talk about the northern line. The scenic spot of this line is my personal favorite.
From Juehai Temple, you can take a three-wheeled bus (three yuan) or walk eastward to Shen Cengzhi's former residence, and then walk a little further eastward. There is a small north-south street called Ziyang Street, and Jiaxing Bus-Jiaxing Catholic Church is located on this street (next to a very inconspicuous residential building west of Fengbozhuang South Road). It is a large French religious complex. Although all of them are broken walls, the tall bell tower still points to the sky. The reliefs on the arched door that are eroded by the years are still beautiful, and the lobby dome seen from the broken door is still lofty and gorgeous ... It is even more regrettable against the backdrop of decaying grass and withered branches growing between the walls. After the devastating damage in the Cultural Revolution, it has not been protected and restored so far, and what remains in front of us now is such a sad relic. Catholic churches are found all over the world. The wonder of Jiaxing is that it has been abandoned, and its remains are like the buses in Macau. If you don't know the buses, just think of the columns in Yuanmingyuan. Italian priest and famous Italian architect Han Rilu presided over the construction, which was initiated in 1917 and completed in 13 years. By the spring of 193, Father Han had personally completed the relief of the last flaming dish flower on the bell tower, and the Catholic Church was completed. Jiaxing Catholic Church was once known as the third cathedral in the Far East and a landmark building in Jiaxing. A few steps east from the T-junction where Ziyang Street and Fuqian Street cross, you can see a tower, which is Zicheng. This is the seat of Jiaxing's government offices and the former site of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom's Listening Palace. It was built in the Three Kingdoms (231) and has a history of more than 1,7 years. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, due to the construction of Luocheng outside Zicheng, the original city was renamed Zicheng (in addition, catalpa trees were planted around Zicheng, which was previously called Zicheng and later changed to Zicheng). From the Three Kingdoms to the Qing Dynasty, Zicheng was the seat of Jiaxing (Xiuzhou) government or military administration. According to Guangxu's "Records of Jiaxing", there were Li Wei at the main entrance of the sub-wall in the Yuan Dynasty, and buildings such as Tianwang Hall and Arrow Tower were built on the city in the Song Dynasty. Zicheng Pagoda was rebuilt in the 34th year of Guangxu (198). There are arrow stacks in the east of the city, which are still well preserved. The existing Zicheng and Qiaolou were rebuilt in 199.
from Zicheng to the east, there is a north-south street, Jianguo South Road, which is not far to the north. On Zhongshan Road, there is a scenic spot called Pingshan, which is a wine culture site in the Song Dynasty. It is said that after Han Shizhong and Liang Hongyu defeated the nomads from the past, Song Gaozong rewarded the armed forces with hundreds of thousands of empty bottles of wine, and then these empty bottles piled up into a mountain of bottles. This is obviously a legend. The bottle mountain I saw is a small earth mountain that is not too high. It is said that someone dug up a bottle or two from here. The wine "Qing ruo Kong" is now produced by Jiaxing Distillery.
Go east along Zhongshan East Road from Pingshan, or pay 35 yuan to call a car. When you get to the intersection of Zhongshan Road and Huancheng East Road, you can easily find Shizihui Ferry (opposite to the mosque). Originally, it was no different from an ordinary ferry, but after the representatives of China's * * * gathered here, this ferry has a unique significance. Now there are statues of these representatives standing here.
Take a taxi from here to Guangming Street, where you can see another section of the Canal and visit the Wensheng Monastery. If the driver is not familiar with Guangming Street, you can tell him that it is the small street between the north of bright primary school and the south of Long Island, California. The water surface of this canal is relatively narrow, and the color of the water is not so clear. From time to time, ships carrying vegetables pass by. Look at this canal not because of its beauty, but because of its simplicity.
Wensheng Monastery was the only French theological seminary in China at that time, and was once the only convent of the China Embassy, which had a great influence throughout Southeast Asia. It is located in a small courtyard on the bank of Yun River, hidden behind several rows of lush camphor trees, all of which are more than 1 years old.
It's not easy to find this monastery. I'm afraid I would really miss it if there were no expert guidance like me. First of all, we should find a gray iron gate with a quiet path and two rows of tall and stout camphor trees on both sides. These trees are more than 1 years old, and the lush crown blocks at least 7% of the light, making the path look gloomy. There is an iron fence in front of the path, and there is a small piece of camphor tree forest in the fence. The monastery is hidden behind this forest, and through the cracks in the trees, a little yellow wall is faintly exposed. The iron gate of the fence was left unlocked. When I pushed through the door, I couldn't see the figure. The wooden stairs were decayed, as if they were about to collapse at any time. Although it is Cang Sang, its appearance is still well preserved. It is an excellent place to take photos and travel through time and space. (daze index 5).
Go south along Guangming Street for 3 meters, and there is another scenic spot called Shuangkui Lane. Shuangkui Lane was built in 1917. It is said that it was originally intended to be built to open a brothel, and later it was converted into a residential building for some reason. This alley is a typical old-fashioned building in the south of the Yangtze River. There is a street building at the entrance of the alley, and the alley is a stone pavement. The houses on both sides are opposite, and there are embossed patterns on the lintel.
Go south, opposite the Second Hospital of Huancheng North Road, and there is a Xiucheng Bridge. Built in 145, this bridge is a single-hole stone arch bridge, which is named after being close to the city wall and across Xiushui. The shape of the bridge is extremely beautiful, and the arch is semicircular, forming a perfect circle with the reflection in the water. The stones on the bridge look very Cang Sang, but they are particularly strong. On the north bank of the river is a row of restaurants, which are built by water and have antique wooden structures. At dusk, dim light shines through the windows, and the red lanterns with the word "wine" under the eaves sway in the wind ...
From Xiucheng Bridge, there is a Wangwu Building heading west along the south bank of the river. If you are interested, you can also go and have a look. According to legend, wuyue was at war in the Spring and Autumn Period, and Gou Jian, the King of Yue, was determined to avenge his country. To this end, he sent a beautiful woman, Xi Shi, to Wu by boat. When the boat went to the north tower of Jiaxing, the king of Wu sent a motorcade to meet her. Xi Shi climbed the rock and boarded the tower to bid farewell to the people who saw her off from Yue. Since then, the people have often come here to look north and expect Xi Shi to return home as soon as possible. The Wangwu Building I saw was nothing like what I expected. It is now similar to a teahouse. Many citizens often come here to drink tea, chat and play cards. Every day, people are crowded. Across the road from Wangwulou to the west is the ancient residential group of Yuehe River in Zhongji Road, where there are a flower and bird market and a dazzling array of antique markets.
if you take a taxi in Jiaxing (starting at 6 yuan) or take a three-wheeled taxi (starting at 3 yuan), you will feel very secure, so you don't have to worry about the driver taking you around. Moreover, if you call a taxi because you are unfamiliar with the road and the distance is short, say, one or two hundred meters away, the driver or driver will let you walk directly after asking clearly, and won't bother to pull you. In some places, is there any reason not to make money if you have money?
Jiaxing is also suitable for traveling, that is, except for the island in the middle of the South Lake and the former residences of several celebrities, there is no need for tickets for other scenic spots. Calculating can also save a lot of money.
the national border bridge, which is located at Jiuli Port, Qiganxia Village, Honghe Township, Xiuzhou District, is the dividing line between wuyue and China. It was built in the Song Dynasty and rebuilt in the 16th year of Jiaqing.
Changhong Bridge is located in Wang Jiang Jing Town, Xiuzhou District. This is an ancient bridge across the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, which was built from the thirty-ninth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty to the first year of the Apocalypse (1611-1621).
Luofan Pavilion located at the intersection of Shanqingzha Road and Dongsheng Road in Jiaxing City. Ships going north to Suzhou and south to Hangzhou have to cross the gate from here, hence the name "crossing the gate and dropping the sail". This pavilion was rebuilt in Song Shenzong.
The most famous scenic spot in Jiaxing is South Lake. South Lake is also the most criticized place on the Internet. Tickets cost 4 yuan, thieves are expensive. Most people take a taxi to the South Lake gate, and after thinking about the profound significance of the misty rain building and a large painting house, they generally think that their purpose of education has been achieved and they can leave this famous scenic spot with great interest.
Jingyan Temple
Located in East Qixing Town, Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province, 3 kilometers away from the urban area, it is a world-famous ancient temple. According to historical records, "It was built in the first year of Xianhe in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (327): Xu Xi House, a Shang Shu in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, was built as a temple, and was originally named" Lingguang Temple "; Wang Lishan Gate in Mushi, Qian Wen, was named turtle because of digging, and changed to "Linggui Temple"; During the reign of Xiang Fu in the Song Dynasty, he was granted the "Jing Yan Temple". Jingyan Temple covers an area of more than 17 mu, ranking first with Lengyan Temple among the 54 temples in Jiaxing city. It has been endowed with plaques and hundreds of cultural relics. There are more than 1,7 volumes and more than 1, volumes of Buddhist scriptures in the Tibetan Classics Pavilion, which is a treasure of Buddhism.
There are many eminent monks in Jingyan Temple: Master Sangha in the Western Regions, Lingguang Temple in Zengzhuoxi, who advised people to fish more for crops; In Tang Dynasty, Li Bai praised his achievements in the Sangha Song. Another Buddhist monk, Master Hao Duan, later wrote 1 volumes of Jin Guang Ming Jing Dao with Wen Shi, who had nothing to gain in Lingguang, lived in a secluded place, and sat on the only couch. Song Jianlong died in Lingguang's house in the second year (961), and his appearance was like life. There are more than 7 volumes of Biography and Praise. The above monks are all Buddhist teachers. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, the abbot Gui Cen was good at calligraphy and seal cutting, and he specially went to Beijing to invite the Dragon Zang to the temple to present it in the Tibetan Classics Pavilion. The Tibetan Classics Pavilion experienced the rise and fall from generation to generation, and was rebuilt in the 2th year of Guangxu (1894). The word "Long Zang" written by Weng Tongshu is now well preserved. In addition, there are 229 valuable cultural relics in the collection.
In the 192s, a generation of eminent monks and master Hongyi, a master of modern art, came to the Jing Yan Temple to read and lecture on the scriptures, and most of the bookmarks were collected by Hong Yi.
Now let's talk about eating in Jiaxing:
Apart from the Nanhu boat dishes mentioned above, the most famous food in Jiaxing is Wufangzhai. Wufangzhai is in Jiaxing, just like McDonald's and KFC are in many big cities, and they open branches everywhere. Wufangzhai is famous for all kinds of zongzi, including wonton, bean soup, glutinous rice balls and poached eggs. In short, Wufangzhai can solve breakfast, lunch or dinner.
There is a row of restaurants on Ziyang Street, where local people and friends will choose to get together, which is economical and affordable. Ziyang Street is a snack street in Jiaxing, and there are many good restaurants on it. For example, among them, the "top-notch" has several facades, the biggest one is Sichuan cuisine, and you should go to the one with farm dishes.
I can't recommend which dish is more delicious, because for all the students who love farmhouse flavor and Shan Ye vegetables, any dish on that menu can make your mouth water ... especially important! Four or five dishes a meal 5~6 yuan!
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