Huzhou Winter Travel Guide｜5 Hidden Gems Nearby, Featuring the Warmest Winter Charm of Jiangnan

There are many places around Huzhou suitable for winter trips. Here are some recommendations for you: - Mogan Mountain: The maple charm and ancient architecture hiking trail of Mogan Mountain is uniquely enchanting in winter. The bluestone paths are covered with orange-red maple leaves, the century-old "Maple King" shines like flames, you can enjoy a sea of clouds from Xuguang Terrace, and the red maples in Fengjuan Valley contrast beautifully with the vintage colonnades, perfect for photography. - Xisai Mountain Ancient Trail: The Xisai Mountain Ancient Trail holds the poetic charm of the "Fisherman and Woodcutter's Dialogue." The Chinese tallow trees blaze red, and the mountain streams babble. The trail ends near Xianding Temple, where red walls and black tiles are embraced by ginkgo trees. You can have a cup of Zen tea here and feel the tranquility. - Anji Bamboo Sea: The Anji Bamboo Sea after fresh snow and clear skies looks like a fairyland. The green bamboo leaves are covered with sparkling rime. Walking along the wooden plank trail, you can enjoy the silver-white scenery. The best viewing period is from mid-December to late January. - Renhuangshan Park: Located in downtown Huzhou, Renhuangshan Park has trails with almost no steep slopes, friendly for the elderly and children. In early winter, the chicken claw maples are adorable, the lingering fragrance of osmanthus remains, and from the top of Renhuang Pavilion, you can overlook the entire city and the shimmering Taihu Lake. - Nanxun Ancient Town: In winter, Nanxun Ancient Town is less crowded, allowing you to leisurely visit attractions such as Xiaolian Manor, Jiayetang Library, and Zhang Shiming’s Former Residence. Experience the tranquility and charm of the Jiangnan water town and enjoy local specialty foods.