A Place Worth Visiting Again – Nanxun Ancient Town

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Visiting a Jiangnan water town offers a unique and charming experience.

Nanxun Ancient Town is a slow-paced, relaxing destination, perfect for unwinding. It’s a place I’d love to visit again. The scenic beauty makes every moment enjoyable and peaceful.

Admission to Nanxun Ancient Town is free, though some smaller attractions inside require a ticket.

Nanxun Ancient Town is a well-preserved water town in Huzhou, Zhejiang Province, known for its blend of traditional Chinese architecture and Western influences. Unlike other more commercialized water towns, Nanxun retains a quieter, more authentic atmosphere.

Highlights of Nanxun Ancient Town:

Xiaolianzhuang (Little Lotus Garden) – A beautiful private garden with pavilions, ponds, and rock formations.

Liu's Family Mansion – A historic residence showcasing a mix of Chinese and European architectural styles.

Baijian Lou (Hundred Houses Complex) – A well-preserved residential street from the Ming and Qing dynasties.

Ancient Canals & Bridges – Strolling along the canals and stone bridges offers a glimpse into the town’s rich history.

Why Visit Nanxun?

Less Crowded than other water towns like Wuzhen or Zhouzhuang.

Rich Cultural Heritage, with homes of wealthy merchants from the late Qing dynasty.

Unique Architectural Fusion of Chinese and Western styles.

Nanxun Ancient Town is a great destination for those looking to experience authentic Jiangnan water town culture without overwhelming crowds.