大刀面(升龙广场店)

The store has small stewed dishes and a variety of cold dishes as a side dish. The amount of noodles is very large. If there are two girls, I think a cold dish and a bowl of noodles are enough.

A 4-Day, 3-Night In-Depth Trip to Weinan, Shaanxi: Summit Mount Huashan, Explore Its Ancient Culture, and Savor a Gourmet Experience 📅 Itinerary Overview Theme: Climb Mount Huashan's Perilous Peaks, Explore the Historical Hometown, and Savor the Cuisine of Guanzhong Suitable for: History Enthusiasts, Outdoor Enthusiasts, and Foodies Best Season: Spring and Autumn (Avoid the Summer Heat and Winter Mountain Closure) 🌄 Day 1: Huashan Sword Contest and Challenge the Five Peaks Accommodation: B&B at the foot of Mount Huashan (recommended Huashan Retreat or Huazhu Huashan Yuntai Villa) Highlights: Morning: Yuquanyuan Hiking Start Point → Qianchizhuang → Baichi Gorge (Experience the Dauntless Trail, a "Single Road to Mount Huashan"). Afternoon: North Peak (Huashan Sword Contest Monument) → Canglong Ridge → West Peak (Take the Sunset Cable Car Downhill) Night Tour: Climb the Changkong Plank Road (Experienced hikers only; guide reservations required). 🍜 Must-Try: Huayin Big Knife Noodles (Lao Baijia Noodle House is recommended; the chili oil-splashed noodles are incredible!) 🏯 Day 2: Visit Hancheng Ancient City and Explore Millennia of History Transportation: Huashan → Hancheng (40 minutes by high-speed rail) Accommodation: A boutique courtyard in Hancheng Ancient City (such as the Ming and Qing Dynasty courtyard house at "Hidden Hancheng"). Don't Miss: Sima Qian Temple: Climb the 99 steps to pay homage to the historian and touch the bamboo slips on the wall containing the "Records of the Grand Historian"; Dangjia Village: Explore the "living fossil of human habitation in the East" and see 120 Ming and Qing Dynasty courtyard houses; Ancient City Nightlife: Light Show at the Three Temples (Confucian Temple, City God Temple, and Dongying Temple); 🍢 Food Tips: Lamb and Carrots (Laoma's Restaurant), Hancheng Peppercorn Yogurt (warning: this dish is unhealthy!); 🌿 Day 3: Qiachuan Wetland, Source of the Book of Songs Self-Drive Route: Hancheng → Qiachuan, Heyang (1.5 hours, with scenic views of the Guanzhong Plain wheat fields along the way) Recommended Activities: Virgin Spring: Soak in the natural hot springs and admire the reed marshes (the birthplace of the poem "Guan Guan Ju Jiu" from the Book of Songs) Fushan Prayer: Climb "Scorpion Mountain" to admire the ancient architectural complex that integrates Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism Yellow River Soul Rafting: Ride a sheepskin raft to see migratory birds up close in the Yellow River wetlands 🏡 Overnight: Qiachuan Farmhouse (try freshly caught Yellow River carp) 🏮 Day 4: Weinan City - Carb-filled Extravaganza Return Activities: Old Street Museum: Watch a Huaxian shadow puppet show at the Weinan Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition Hall (two shows at 10:30 AM and 3:00 PM) Fuhe Park: A popular morning exercise destination for locals, capturing the essence of Guanzhong city life 🍜 Ultimate Food List: ① Shichen Baozi (Lao Zhujia, South Section of Jiefang Road) ② Water Basin Lamb (Lao Li's Restaurant, Xinda Plaza) ③ Nanqi Hexian (Mustard is a must!) 🚗 Transportation Tips Xi'an Airport → Weinan: Direct airport shuttle (1 hour) We recommend renting a car within the city (Huashan/Qiachuan attractions are scattered) High-speed rail coverage: Huashan North Station/Weinan North Station 💰 Budget Guide (Per Person) Tickets: Huashan 160 + Cable Car 140, Sima Qian Shrine 80, Qiachuan Pass 90 Total Cost: Approximately 1500-2000 RMB (including food, accommodation, and transportation) ✨ Easter Egg Experience: Send a handwritten postcard from the Dangjia Village Post Office with the unique "Yellow River Golden Triangle" scenic postmark! #WeinanHuashanScenicArea #WeinanShaohuashanForestPark #WeinanYellowHeavenScenicArea

Enjoy Kaifeng for just 3,000 yuan per person! A 3-Day, 2-Night Northern Song Dynasty Travel Guide | Cycling the Drum Tower at night, enjoying soup dumplings, and being intoxicated by the fireworks of Along the River During the Qingming Festival --- Who says history can only be seen in museums? In Henan, there's a city where you can live like a Song Dynasty person without having to travel back in time. It's Kaifeng. The ancient capital of ten dynasties, the "Tokyo Bianliang" capital of the Northern Song Dynasty, the prototype of "Along the River During the Qingming Festival." Now, with an average cost of less than 3,000 yuan per person, I'll take you: Daytime exploring alleyways for soup dumplings, evening cycling to catch the Drum Tower light show, Walk the Imperial Street in Hanfu, and enjoy a boat ride listening to pipa music, A bowl of spicy hot soup brings back the flavor of a thousand years of history! --- Itinerary Overview (Traveled by 2 people, approximately 2,800 yuan per person) 📍 Location: Kaifeng, Henan Province 🚄 High-speed rail recommended (accessible nationwide) 💰 Total Budget: 5,600 yuan (shared between two people) Day 1: Arrive in Kaifeng | Drum Tower Night Bike Ride + Xisi Night Market - ​​High-speed rail to Kaifeng North Station (18 minutes from Zhengzhou, 30 yuan; 4 hours from Beijing, 300 yuan) - Taxi to Drum Tower Square (approximately 25 yuan) - Afternoon: Check into Songyun Inn, near the Great Song Dynasty Martial Arts City (2 nights, 760 yuan total, including Hanfu experience) - Evening: Rent a shared bike and tour Longting Lake, Wuchaomen Square, and Drum Tower Night View - Dinner: Head straight to Xisi Night Market (Locals say it's cheaper and more authentic than Drum Tower Snack Street) ✅ Must-try: Xingjia pot stickers (golden and crispy), Qi's broad-knife noodles, stir-fried jelly with garlic sauce, rock sugar red pear juice - Nightlife: Check in with a night boat ticket for the [Song Dynasty Imperial River] (60 yuan/person) 💡 The boat sails ten miles, the lights twinkling like stars, as if "Dreams of Splendor in the Capital" has come to life --- Day 2: Journey back to the Northern Song Dynasty | Qingming Riverside Park Day Trip + Free Photography - Breakfast: A bowl of Huangji fermented soybeans and fried dough sticks at the entrance (traditional Kaifeng breakfast, 6 yuan per person) - Morning: [Qingming Riverside Park] (120 yuan, purchase in advance) 👉 Free admission for those wearing Hanfu! The park resembles a giant live-action script-killing game. ✅ Must-see performances: "Yue Fei Challenges the Young Prince of Liang" and "The Battle of Tokyo" ✅ Secret camera spot: Watch the canal boats plying by Hongqiao, a moment of mesmerizing scenery! - Lunch: Enjoy a Northern Song Dynasty set meal at "Sun Yang Zhengdian" in the park (NT$50 per person) - Afternoon: After exiting the park, walk from [Bookstore Street] to [Hanyuan Stele Forest] (free). Stop by checking out the popular "Dongjing Menghua" calligraphy wall. - Dinner: Try authentic soup dumplings at the [First Floor] main restaurant (NT$15 per basket, thin skin, juicy and bursting with flavor). --- Day 3: Eiffel Tower Morning View + Return Trip - Morning: [Kaibao Temple & Eiffel Tower Park] (NT$40, opens at 6:30 AM) Photograph the Northern Song Dynasty glazed pagoda in the morning mist; the tranquility is like a dream of an ancient temple. - Breakfast: Enjoy another bowl of the soul-recipe Zhongshan Hu La Tang (beef and shredded tofu, served with oil-fried steamed buns). 💡 Tip: Don't order the pumpkin porridge; that's on the menu from someone outside the area! - Before returning: Pick up some souvenirs ✅ Peanut cakes (20 yuan/box), Zhuxian Town New Year picture bookmarks (less than 30 yuan), First Floor frozen buns (so thoughtful to take away and give as gifts) --- Budget Details (Single Person) | Items | Cost | | Round-trip high-speed rail | 300 yuan (using a stopover in Zhengzhou as an example) | | Accommodation | 380 yuan | | Meals | 320 yuan | | Entrance fees + boat tickets + Hanfu costume | 220 yuan | | City transportation + taxi | 80 yuan | | Souvenirs + emergency supplies | 200 yuan | | Total | Approximately 1500 yuan (easily under 1800 yuan) | ✅ Actual expenses were well under 3000 yuan, with even enough left over for a box of spicy hot soup base to take home! --- Tips for Avoiding Pitfalls ❌ Don't buy "Song Dynasty official porcelain" at the entrance to the scenic area—90% of it is from Yiwu. ❌ Be sure to check the Qingming Shanghe Park performance schedule in advance! ❌ There's a line at Fang Zhongshan Hu La Tang (Hot Spicy Soup) at 7:00 AM, so arrive before 8:00 AM. ❌ For a less crowded photo opportunity, the Iron Tower and the city wall are the best at 6:00 AM. --- 📌 In a nutshell: Kaifeng is a city that has woven history into its Hu La Tang. With a 3,000 RMB budget, you can't just enjoy a trip; it's about being a Northern Song Dynasty citizen for a night, waking up amidst the hustle and bustle of life.

A three-day, two-night trip to Puyang, Henan, costing over 1,500 yuan per person for four people. We enjoyed a variety of Central Plains specialties, visited the "First Dragon of China," and stayed in a B&B by the Yellow River. Our 20,000 yuan budget was incredibly well spent! Who says Henan is only about Shaolin Temple and Luoyang? We, four college roommates, just returned from Puyang. This small city tucked away in northeastern Henan may not be an internet sensation, but it has deep roots in the "Dragon Veins of China." It's not bustling, but it offers the most authentic flavors of the Central Plains. For three days and two nights, including food, accommodation, transportation, and entertainment, the total cost was 7,980 yuan, or just 1,995 yuan per person. We didn't even spend half of our 20,000 yuan budget! 📅 Itinerary Overview: Culture + Food + Nature, Just the Right Slowness -Day 1: Meet in Zhengzhou → Drive to Puyang → Visit the Qicheng Ruins → Evening at the Pu Shangyuan Night Market -Day 2: Visit the "First Dragon of China" Museum → Check-in at Gaomiao Bagua Village → Check-in at the Yellow River Beach B&B and enjoy a BBQ -Day 3: Cycling in the Maolou Ecological Tourism Area → Return to Zhengzhou Airport 🏨 Accommodation: Two nights for under 2,000 RMB, a truly idyllic stay Night 1: Two standard rooms for four people in a boutique hotel in the city (including breakfast), 680 RMB/night x 2 = 1,360 RMB Night 2: [Maolou Yellow River Family B&B] – Window views of the river beach, the sound of the wind, and the sight of reeds. With a courtyard and kitchen, the entire property is only 880 RMB! 👉 I called a week in advance and the owner even gave me free-range eggs and corn porridge. 🍜 Foodie Blast: Less than 100 yuan per person per day, eat until you're walking on the wall. Puyang is known as the "Central Plains Kitchen," and it's known for its top noodle dishes! The four of us ate like crazy for three days, and our total food bill was only 2,460 yuan, an average of less than 200 yuan per meal! ✅ Must-try List: [Old Town Doumo] + Youtiao Breakfast Stall: Rich bean flavor, perfect with pickles! 35 yuan for four. [Zhangji Donkey Meat Soup House] Freshly brewed donkey bone soup served with fire-baked bread and spicy sausage, a heartwarming experience. 98 yuan for four. [Puyang Dadao Noodles] Noodles as wide as a belt, with a rich, tangy sauce that will transport you back to childhood. 15 yuan per person. [Qicheng Lamb Hot Pot] Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, with a fragrant meaty aroma, a must-try snack at the night market! One for two is enough to fill you up. B&B Dinner: Buy your own groceries and grill them! Fresh Yellow River carp, local lamb skewers, and grilled corn, all purchased at the supermarket for only 300 yuan, better than a restaurant meal. 🎯 Recommended attractions: Affordable yet insightful, full of "real history" 1️⃣ Qicheng Cultural Relics Scenic Area (30 yuan/person) A key city of the Wei State during the Spring and Autumn Period, the city wall ruins are well-preserved. Tickets for four people + guided tour = 140 yuan. Take photos at the "Alliance Platform" and you'll feel like you've traveled back to the scene of the alliance between the princes. 2️⃣ Puyang Museum (Free! A must-see!) The museum houses "China's First Dragon"—a clam-carved dragon and tiger tomb, dating back 6,400 years, predating the Yellow Emperor! The digital exhibition hall and interactive experience are so stunning that you'll be speechless. Free reservations were made, and our group of four enjoyed a professional guided tour. 3️⃣ Gaomiao Bagua Village (Free) The entire village is built according to the Bagua layout, with maze-like alleyways, brimming with feng shui. Listening to the stories of the elders beneath the old locust tree at the entrance felt like watching a local documentary. 4. Maolou Ecological Tourism Area (Free) - An oasis on the Yellow River, the bike path, observation deck, and reed marsh are all free and open to the public. Renting four bikes was only 60 yuan, and after the ride I took a few photos of the "Yellow River sunset." 🚗 Transportation: Driving is the most cost-effective, flexible, and economical option. Two-day car rental (SUV) in Zhengzhou: 680 yuan (including insurance) Gas + tolls: approximately 320 yuan Parking in the city is almost free, with spaces available on the roadside and in scenic spots. Tip: Puyang is small, and attractions are scattered but close together, so driving is the best option! Total Expenses Items Expenses Airfare and high-speed rail (round-trip to Zhengzhou) ≈ 4 x 800 = 3,200 yuan Accommodation: 2 nights 1,360 + 880 = 2,240 yuan Food + Snacks | ≈ 2,460 yuan Transportation (car rental + gas) | 680 + 320 = 1,000 yuan Tickets + Incidentals ≈ 600 yuan Total 7,980 yuan Only 1,995 yuan per person, not even a fraction of the 20,000 yuan budget was spent! Final Note: Puyang may not have flashing neon lights, but it does have: A bowl of steaming hot fermented soybeans, A thousand-year-old silent Yellow River, A museum inscribed with "China's Dragon Source." Unassuming, it makes you understand: The true Central Plains lies not in trending topics, but in this bowl of noodles, this river, and a forgotten piece of history. If you're also looking for a "reverse journey"—avoiding the crowds, enjoying some authentic food, and seeing something profound— then Puyang is worth taking a day off. Questions in the Comments Section: What other "off-the-beaten-path" but stunning small cities in Henan do you know of? Anyang? Sanmenxia? Or... your neighborhood?

5 people spent 30,000 yuan on a trip, watched a live performance, and dreamt of Bianjing, the capital of the Song Dynasty. We are a family of five (grandfather, parents, and two children) and just returned from Kaifeng, the ancient capital of eight dynasties. 3 days and 2 nights, total cost 29,840 yuan, 5,968 yuan per person. We stayed in a Song Dynasty-style inn near the Qingming Riverside Park, cruised the Imperial River at night, and visited Longting Park, Kaifeng Prefecture, and Daxiangguo Temple. We also watched the immersive live-action drama "Dream of the Capital in the Song Dynasty." We enjoyed three snacks at the Drum Tower Night Market: soup dumplings, fried jelly, peanut cakes, and mutton steamed buns. My grandfather said, "This trip felt like stepping back into the storytelling I listened to as a child." This wasn't just a quick tour, but a slow, cultural journey suitable for the whole family. The pace was slow, the experience was rich, the food was authentic, and the accommodations were comfortable. Today, we're unveiling this "value-for-money, all-ages-friendly" in-depth travel guide to Kaifeng! Itinerary (Three-Generation Tour + Family-Friendly and Elderly-Friendly) Day 1: Arrive in Kaifeng + Stay at Songfeng Inn + Day Trip to Qingming Riverside Park High-speed rail to Kaifeng North Station (round-trip second-class ticket, 7,500 yuan) Take a taxi to [Dongjing Menghua·Songyun Courtyard]—a Song Dynasty-themed inn adjacent to Qingming Riverside Park. Priced at 1,680 yuan per night, or 3,360 yuan for two consecutive nights. Rooms include carved wooden beds, tea tables, and child-friendly extra beds. After dropping off luggage, head directly to [Qingming Riverside Park] (tickets, 120 yuan per person, 600 yuan total). During the day, the park recreates scenes from "Along the River During the Qingming Festival": Rainbow Bridge, taverns, canal boats, and acrobatic stalls. Highlights: → Watch the live-action horse battle in "Yue Fei Challenges the Young Prince of Liang" (amazing! The children applauded throughout) → Take a boat trip on the Bian River and listen to the boatman's stories of the canal transportation. Children dressed in Song Dynasty costumes participated in an interactive class called "Little Scholars," where they recited poems and won prizes. In the evening, dinner was served at the Songyan Restaurant in the park: baked carp noodles, bucket chicken, and braised fish, costing 1,280 yuan. After dinner, we walked to the Yuhe Pier for a night cruise on a pleasure boat (ticket: 60 yuan/person, total: 300 yuan). The lights on both sides of the river shone like a starry sky, and ancient music filled the air. Day 2: Case-solving Experience at Kaifeng Prefecture + Exploring the Mysteries of the Dragon Pavilion + Praying at Daxiangguo Temple Morning: Visit Kaifeng Prefecture (ticket: 65 yuan/person, total: 325 yuan). We happened to catch a live performance of "Mr. Bao's Ascension to the Court," where a grandfather and his grandson shouted "Awesome!" to the laughter of the audience. The children participated in a game called "Tossing Pots to Test for Poison," learning about the ancient judicial system. For lunch, we enjoyed authentic soup dumplings (an intangible cultural heritage technique) at the Diyilou Baozi Restaurant, accompanied by a bowl of spicy soup. The meal for five people cost 460 yuan. In the afternoon, we hiked up to Longting Park (60 yuan/person, 300 yuan total), home to the ruins of the Northern Song Dynasty imperial palace. From the vantage point, we overlooked Pan and Yang Lakes. We watched the royal ceremonial performance and Tai Chi fan dance, which Grandpa enjoyed with gusto. We then headed to Daxiangguo Temple (45 yuan/person, 225 yuan total), one of China's ten most famous temples. We listened to the morning and evening bells and prayed for the safety of our families. That evening, we headed straight to the Drum Tower Night Market—the epicenter of Kaifeng's culinary universe! We ate at five different restaurants in a row, each with its own unique dish: → Qi's Big Knife Noodles (chewy hand-tossed noodles) → Huakui Beef Soup + Grilled Shaobing → Jiangmi Egg (glutinous rice wrapped in egg and deep-fried, fragrant and delicious) → Lao Ma's Fried Jelly + Lamb Steamed Buns → Peanut Cake and Rock Sugar Red Pear Soup for dessert The five of us shopped the entire street, spending a total of 820 yuan, leaving us completely exhausted. Day 3: Henan University Nostalgia Tour + Return Souvenir Shopping In the morning, we took a leisurely stroll to Henan University's Minglun Campus—a century-old prestigious university with a charming blend of Chinese and Western architecture. My grandfather, who studied in Henan, was moved to tears when he saw the old auditorium: "It still looks just like it did back then." Children ran and took photos along Ginkgo Avenue, a fusion of youth and history. Shopping for local specialties along the way: → Xingjia Pot Stickers, Weishi County, Vacuum-packed (can be frozen for take home) → A mini scroll of "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" by the Kaifeng Academy of Painting and Calligraphy → Gift box of almond tea, mashed sweet potatoes, and chrysanthemum tea The total cost was 1,200 yuan, just enough for a gift to a relative. On the afternoon return high-speed train, my child fell asleep on the train, still muttering in his sleep, "I want to be Justice Bao!" Budget breakdown (for 5 people) Item Expenses (Yuan) Round-trip high-speed rail 7,500 yuan Inner city transportation + taxi 600 yuan Accommodation (2 nights) 3,360 yuan (Songfeng Inn, convenient location and attentive service) Food 3,560 yuan (including scenic area meals, night market snacks, and daily meals) Tickets + performances + experiences 2,750 yuan (including visits to the Qingming Riverside Park, Kaifeng Mansion, Dragon Pavilion, Daxiangguo Temple, and the Imperial River cruise) Souvenirs + miscellaneous expenses 1,070 yuan Total 29,840 yuan At 5,968 yuan per person, it's easily affordable for three generations of family members. Every penny counts! Key Tips (Avoiding Pitfalls + Family Travel Tips) We recommend purchasing a combined day and night ticket for Qingming Shanghe Park; the nighttime light show is even more stunning than during the day. The "Song Dynasty: Tokyo Dream Splendor" performance is highly recommended! Tickets must be booked a week in advance (A-area tickets are approximately 300 yuan per person). Kaifeng's attractions are concentrated, making it easy to walk or take a taxi, eliminating the need for a rental car. The Drum Tower Night Market is busiest after 6:00 PM, avoiding the high temperatures at noon. Seniors are encouraged to bring folding stools, as queues at some attractions can be long. The food tends to be salty and spicy, so inform the establishment in advance if you have dietary restrictions. Most time-honored establishments will accommodate these changes. Don't just think of Kaifeng as a "Zhengzhou stopover"! The real Kaifeng lies in a piping hot soup dumpling, in the sound of Bao Daren's gavel, and in the chime of the Millennium Iron Tower. What we spent nearly 30,000 yuan on was: A joyful slow travel experience for the whole family The children's interest in history was truly ignited The elders relived their memories, and the young experienced the mundane world This money didn't buy a trip, but the warmth of family ties. Like and save this post, and bring the whole family to Kaifeng next time— Walk through Song Street, enjoy a meal at the night market, and witness the splendor of the Dream. Let this ancient capital of eight dynasties become a shared memory for you.