June Must-Visit! Wenzhou Hides an "Oriental Little Switzerland" – Scenic, Crowd-Free, and Free!

🔥 Hey girls!
📌 Skip the overcrowded hotspots this June!
💕 Today’s hidden gem? Wenzhou—a severely underrated treasure!
With mountains, water, and delicious food, plus so few tourists you’ll have the views all to yourself, you won’t want to leave after a 3-day, 2-night trip!

🚗 Transportation
✈️ Airport: Wenzhou Longwan International Airport, with airport shuttles, taxis, and ride-hailing available.
🚄 High-speed rail: Wenzhou South Station, with transfers to buses or Metro Line S1.
In the city: Buses and taxis are convenient, and some attractions have dedicated tourist lines.

📸 Must-Visit Spots
1️⃣ Jingguang Pagoda + Guoguang Tower – A Timeless Contrast
- Stand by Jiushan Lake and capture the surreal contrast between the Tang-style pagoda and modern skyscrapers with a telephoto lens—a postcard-worthy shot!
- Hidden angle: Shoot upward under the magnolia tree at Miaoguo Temple, where the pagoda’s shadow blends with ancient eaves for a traditional Chinese aesthetic!
2️⃣ Jiushan Book Club Stage
- The birthplace of Southern Opera from the Southern Song Dynasty. The ancient stage paired with cherry blossoms (spring) or lush greenery (summer) makes it perfect for hanfu or minimalist outfits.
3️⃣ Luoxia Tan Swimming Bridge 🔆
- Home to Wenzhou’s "most luxurious luxury"—Jiushan ice cream! The old stall here sells handmade milk-flavored cones with sesame crunch for just ¥5. Pair it with lakeside views for a nostalgic vibe.
4️⃣ Children’s Park Colorful Slide 🛝
- A 2,500㎡ candy-colored playground at the foot of Songtai Mountain, with forest backdrops ideal for family photos or lively girl-next-door shots.

📌 Tips:
1️⃣ Best route: Jiangxin Isle in the morning (scenic & quiet) → Wuma Street in the afternoon (avoid the heat) → Wuma Street night views in the evening.
2️⃣ Outfit tips: Light-colored dresses/hanfu for Jiangxin Isle; retro styles for Wuma Street.
3️⃣ Avoid: The "trendy bamboo cup milk tea" on Wuma Street—mediocre taste. Great for photos, but for drinking, try local almond jelly instead!