A Solo Travel Guide to Huishan Ancient Town

Huishan Ancient Town is located to the west of Wuxi city, formed along the Grand Canal and is a thousand-year-old town. The ancient charm of Wuxi's years is hidden here. Ancient buildings are scattered throughout, also known as Wuxi's open-air museum. You can also roam the ancient town alone on weekends, strolling and eating. Transportation guide: Direct access by Metro Line 4, get off at Huishan Ancient Town Station Attraction guide: Huishan Temple, Huishan Spring, ancient ancestral hall complex, Longguang Pagoda Huishan Temple was founded during the Southern and Northern Dynasties, with a history of over 1500 years. Admission is free. Huishan Spring, named by Emperor Qianlong as the second best spring in the world. Combined ticket 65 yuan The ancient town has a total of 118 ancestral hall complexes. This is also the essence of the historical and cultural heritage of Huishan Ancient Town, including Liugeng Caotang, Hua Xiaozici Ancestral Hall, Lu Xuangong Ancestral Hall, Qian Wusu Wang Ancestral Hall, Yang Oufang Ancestral Hall. The first ancestral hall in the ancient town was built to commemorate the Chu statesman Chunshen Jun. Admission is free. Longguang Pagoda: Built during the Ming Dynasty Wanli era, with a deep red body, an octagonal seven-story brick pagoda. Admission is free Food guide: Xinwanxin Yinsi Noodle Shop, chicken soup with smooth silver thread noodles, a bowl costs 10 yuan. There are also special snacks, crispy cakes, osmanthus sugar taro, Huishan tofu flower, rice cake... starting at 5 yuan per person