Nanjing Jinhu Lotus Dang

The first way to get to Jinhu is this: from the Yangtze River Bridge or the Second Bridge (generally speaking, the first bridge saves some money, but it is the same whether you take it), enter the Ninglian Expressway, and drive to Ma Dam, go from the northeast to Jinhu City (there are road signs along the way, as long as you pay attention to the points, you can usually get there correctly.)

Then there is the road to Hehuadang: see the hometown of Emperor Yao After the slogans like "Jinhu, Water Town Welcomes You", keep going straight ahead (just go eastward along Jinhu Road), passing by Bayi Square, passing by the Fertilizer Factory Bridge, passing by the bus station, Then you will arrive at a toll station (10 yuan). After the toll station is the Jinhu Bridge. After passing the Jinhu Bridge, you turn to the right and run towards Huaijian. There are road signs along the way (remember your destination) It’s Hengqiao’s Ten Thousand Mu Lotus Dang). The road below is very simple. There are no twists and turns. You can basically reach it along the road. There is no charge to go to Lotus Dang in normal times. During the Lotus Festival, it seems to be 10 yuan or 20 yuan. One ticket.

PS: When you go to Jinhu, remember to eat aquatic products (especially lobsters, crabs, etc.). There is a Taiming Fishing Village over the county fertilizer factory bridge. The crayfish is the most famous. It is delicious and often used. On the CCTV program, in addition to this, the Yongqi lobster south of Huanyu Plaza in the county is also delicious. Then, on the Hengqiao side, you can find a boatman on a fishing boat to eat fresh fish, snakes, etc., all of which are of good taste.

If you still want to bring some specialties: pack up a few kilograms of crayfish and bring them back, they will still be warm when you arrive in Nanjing, or it would be a good idea to bring some wormwood tea.