2025 Jiaxiang Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Highlights of this trip: 1⃣ Asakusa Temple (浅草寺) A popular landmark in Tokyo. After praying, walk around Nakamise Shopping Street, take a photo with a kimono, it's awesome! 2⃣ Kamakura & Enoshima The legendary seaside train from Slam Dunk! The gentle wind from the Shonan coast blows, it feels so good! 3⃣ Oshino Hakkai Sacred Pond This place is said to be the "Jiuzhaigou of Japan". The water is crystal clear, you can see the bottom, plus Mt. Fuji in the background, it's as beautiful as a postcard! Recommended trip route: 🗺 Tokyo + Kamakura + Hakone + Fujisan — Complete the trip with a big city, beach, hot springs, and nature! Highlights of this trip: ✨ Anime lovers must come! Akihabara + Studio Ghibli / Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio So much fun you'll scream ✨ Ride a pirate ship + Hakone cable car, the lake and mountain views are amazing ✨ Super cool view of Fuji! Cruise on Lake Kawaguchiko + Nichikawa watch shop, take photos to compete with your friends on social media What do you need to know about your trip to Japan during May–July? 🌦 Weather: May–June = Rainy season, bring a folding umbrella + waterproof shoe covers July = Starting to get hot! A hat + a portable fan are a must 👘 Fashion: Dress like an onion! A thin coat + a breathable inner shirt because it's warm outside, but the air conditioning is strong inside 🎫 Admission tickets: Ghibli & Harry Potter Studio must be booked 1–2 months in advance via the website only! 🚃 Transportation: The easiest way is to buy a Suica/Pasmo card, or if you travel across cities a lot, get a JR Pass, it's definitely worth it. 🌸 Special activities: – June = Ajisai (hydrangea) season in Kamakura (Myogetsuin Temple & Hase Temple) – July = Fuji climbing season begins! For those who are adventurous, go for it! Japan is more fun than you think! This summer, there are both flowers and festivals. If you don't have a plan yet, I must say that you have to go! #TravelJapan #ReviewJapan #JapanInSummer #CoolestTravelPlacesInJapan #HiddenGemJapan #TravelJapanRepeatNeverBored #TravelingWithFriendsIsTheBest #JapanForPhotography #PlanTravelJapan5Days4Nights

Located in Zhifang Town, Jiaxiang County, Jining, the Wu Family Shrines are China's largest and most well-preserved group of Han Dynasty stone carvings, known as an "encyclopedia of Han Dynasty history." The scenic area is famous for its Han portrait stones, Han steles, and stone towers, among which the following three "national treasures" are not to be missed: 1. Han Dynasty Stone Towers: The most complete Han Dynasty parent-child towers preserved in China, with exquisite carvings and inscriptions dating back to the first year of the Jianhe period of the Eastern Han Dynasty. 2. China's First Stone Lion: The earliest stone lion in China with a definite record of its age, witnessing the cultural exchange between the Han Dynasty and the Western Regions. 3. Han Portrait Stones: The 46 portrait stones cover myths, history, and life scenes, such as "Jing Ke Assassinating the King of Qin" and "Land and Water Battle Map," some of which have been included in stamps and textbooks. Travel Tips Immersive Experience: Participate in Hanfu (traditional Han clothing) experiences, shuttle through the tower rooms and Xingyuan (apricot garden), and feel the charm of Han culture (activities are more abundant during the Apricot Blossom Festival in March). Study Tour Recommendation: Observe the historical stories in the portrait stones, such as Fuxi and Nuwa, Confucius meeting Lao Tzu, etc., supplemented by the official script titles in the exhibition room, to understand the social customs of the Han Dynasty. Transportation Guide: For self-driving, navigate to "Wuzhaishan Village, Zhifang Town, Jiaxiang County," or take the Jiajin urban-rural bus to "Wuzhaishan Station." Nearby Attractions If time permits, you can also visit the Zengzi Temple (Confucian culture) and Qingshan Temple (ancient building complex) to form a one-day cultural tour. Opening Hours 09:00-18:00 all year round. It is recommended to reserve 2–3 hours for an in-depth tour. The Wu Family Shrines record history in stone, and each stone carving is a dialogue across thousands of years. Strolling through it is like walking into a Han painting gallery, feeling the profoundness and agility of Chinese civilization.

Friends, I want to share an amazing hidden gem with you today – Fayun Temple! This place truly has a magical ability to calm the mind. From the moment I stepped into Fayun Temple, I was enveloped by a sense of tranquility. The temple's architecture is simple yet elegant, with intricate eaves and brackets, every detail exuding historical charm. Inside the main hall, the lingering scent of incense and the solemn Buddha statues create an atmosphere of reverence. What surprised me most was the temple's breathtaking surroundings. Lush trees provide ample shade, and the air is filled with the sweet fragrance of flowers and the chirping of birds. Sitting in the courtyard, listening to the gentle breeze and birdsong, I felt time slow to a crawl. Free from the hustle and bustle of daily life, the temple offers a haven of peace and serenity, a true sanctuary for the soul. If you're looking for a peaceful escape, Fayun Temple is an absolute must-visit!

At night, the lights are beautiful and there aren't many people. It's a good place to take beautiful pictures. There are fortune sticks to throw. It's good to walk around when there are no people. It's very good to walk back to Sakura Station, but in the evening, all the shops in this area are closed. There aren't many people, but it's still comfortable to walk around. It's crowded and difficult to take pictures. It's noisy in this area during the day. There are many shops open, selling food, souvenirs, ice cream, and various snacks. There's a small ramen shop on the side of the road.

#tripพาบินเที่ยวเอเชีย Hello, today, Tori volunteers to take you to eat again at a 100 yen sushi restaurant in the Asakusa Temple area. The shop is located on the 6th floor of a building. This shop focuses on self-service. You serve your own water, press the queue yourself, find your own table, and pay for it yourself. There is also a fun activity here, air gun shooting, for you to play. The sushi is a good size and tastes good for the price of 100 yen. While eating, there is a slot for you to put your plate in. If you finish 5 plates, you will get a free gachapon for you to try your luck. The kids were very diligent when they saw this because they wanted to get more plates to try their luck in the gachapon again. #TrustToriWhenItComesToEat #torijourney

🌟 Highlights: 1. Yinlong Ancient Village is a secluded ancient village. Surrounded by undulating mountains, only one peak stands alone, known as 'Little Green Mountain'. 2. Yinlong Ancient Village is completely uncommercialized; there are no shops within. The village features earthen walls, stone slabs, vine-covered walls, and clear ponds that mirror the sky, with chickens and ducks strolling by the water. 3. The statues and couplets left in the village reflect the cultural heritage of the villagers' reverence for people and martial valor. Some have left this village to make a name for themselves on the battlefield, earning a place in history. 👍 Most recommended: The best-preserved ancient village with a rich historical ambiance, without being overly developed. 📍 Detailed address: Near the Little Green Mountain scenic area by the Yinziziyan scenic spot on National Highway 321, Lipu City, Guilin. 🚉 Transportation tips: Accessible by public bus, direct navigation for self-driving. 📝 Note tips: Please protect the cultural relics of the ancient village and take photos respectfully. ⏳ Visiting time: Open all day. 💰 Average cost: No admission fee.

Aoyama Park The late cherry blossoms at Aoyama Park have already reached the next level For just five yuan, you can get a hand-torn ticket to this quaint and niche cherry blossom viewing spot, where even the parking lot at the entrance is scarcely filled with cars. As soon as you enter, you are amazed by the vast swathes of late cherry blossoms, which are one of the few in Wuxi that combine with the yellow walls of temples.

Fayun Temple is located 8 kilometers south of Jiaxiang County, Jining. It is located on the south side of Qingshan Mountain and the south side of Jiaoshan Mountain. It is built on the mountain and surrounded by mountains. It is the most secluded place on the southern foot of Qingshan Mountain. Fayun Temple, also known as Fayun Temple, was first built in the Tang Dynasty and has a history of more than a thousand years. It got its name because of the saying that "most gods in the world are Fayun". There are 28 Burmese jade Buddha statues in the temple. The most eye-catching one is a Sakyamuni Buddha statue weighing more than 10 tons, which is carefully carved from white marble. Its dazzling brilliance and solemn expression make people involuntarily feel The Buddha statues in the temple are vivid and colorful. It is currently the largest, most numerous and most complete Jade Buddha temple in China. There are also the relics of Elder Mingzhe in the temple for people to admire and worship. Tickets: Fayun Temple is the only temple in Shandong Province that is free of admission and parking fees. Temples are pet-friendly and allow dogs to be brought into the temple.

🤲🏻 If you are a spiritual person, a person who makes merit, you must not miss paying homage. It is said that whatever you ask for will be granted. Inside, there is a statue of the Goddess of Mercy at Asakusa Temple. ⛩️In addition, there is a belief in the incense pot in front of the temple. It is believed that if you wave the incense smoke towards you, it will bring good luck. Therefore, there are many tourists and Japanese people who wave the incense smoke towards you. In addition, making merit with Go-en coins or 5 yen coins will make you even more lucky. 🏮Kaminarimon Gate🏮 A 700 kg red lantern that is strikingly eye-catching is a symbol that anyone who sees it must immediately think of Asakusa. It is a check-in point that everyone who comes must come to take a picture here first. Getting there 🚃 The nearest station is Asakusa Station on the Ginza subway line and Tobu Skytree line. Walk for 5 minutes. There is also a station a little further away: Asakusa Station on the Toei Asakusa Line and Tsukuba Express Line, which takes about 8-10 minutes on foot. #AsakusaTemple #JapanTravel #dreamdestination

Asakusa Temple is a must-see temple located in the heart of Tokyo. It is ranked as one of the must-visit temples for anyone visiting Japan to pay homage and pray for good fortune in life.

I went in July. It was quite hot, but it was a lot of fun. There were a lot of people, but everyone was orderly and polite for the Japanese.

Castle Peak Temple is located in Tuen Mun, Hong Kong. You can walk up the mountain from Tuen Mun West Rail Station. The journey takes about 45 minutes. The slopes up to the site are quite steep, making it difficult to get there. It is suitable for families of all sizes. Go to the ancient temple visit. #local游 #local游