I would call it the top-tier version of the water towns in Jiangnan, bar none.

Having visited many ancient towns, this one is also really excellent. 【Travel Guide】 - Key Attractions: The stone bridges and alleys of West Scenic Zone, wooden boats rocking on the waves, the Ming and Qing dynasty old houses in East Scenic Zone (don’t miss the Mao Dun Former Residence), and the autumn scenery photo spots with red maples against white walls. - Unique Experiences: Ride a rowboat through the water alleys, enjoy a hot bowl of Wuzhen lamb noodles at a mud stove hotpot restaurant, and watch lanterns reflecting on the river at dusk. - Suggested Itinerary: One day and one night is enough—explore East Scenic Zone in the morning, relax in West Scenic Zone in the afternoon, and stay overnight at a waterside guesthouse listening to the sound of oars. - Tips: Wear light-colored clothes for better photos, and avoid holidays to escape the crowds! This is not a trendy check-in spot, but a Jiangnan where you can truly slow down: stepping on bluestone slabs, the breeze carrying the scent of osmanthus, even daydreaming becomes a serious matter. What does your ideal Jiangnan look like? Let’s chat in the comments!