Maximum visitor capacity of the scenic area: 85,901 visitors; instantaneous carrying capacity: 18,800 visitors.

Welcome to Luzhi Ancient Town!

Luzhi

Encountering Luzhi | In Romantic July, Unveil Luzhi’s Artistic Charm


Encountering Luzhi
Romantic July
Unlock the literary vibe of Luzhi.
 
The trumpet creeper climbs up the dark-tiled roofs of waterside homes.
Ivy climbs over the white walls of Jiangnan dwellings.
When it comes to the cultural charm of Jiangnan, Luzhi is truly enchanting.
It’s just like a literary poem.
It leaves one savoring and reciting it again and again.
 
A romantic summer afternoon in July
Step into the winding old streets of Luzhi Ancient Town.
With a deeply rooted cultural heritage
Beyond the intoxicating, earthly world of fireworks
Discover a tranquil and leisurely artistic moment.
 
Exploring the Journey of Books
Unlock a brand-new打卡 spot
 
  Lu Guimeng once savored the refined elegance of “drunken sails spread in several folds” here, while Ye Shengtao beheld the poetic charm of “Three Ginkgo Trees.” The ancient town of Luzhi is like a well‑worn, enduring book—each reading brings fresh delight.

Located on Xiatang Street in the southern part of the city, Shengweng Academy has become a newly popular cultural hotspot in Luzhi. Step inside, and you’ll find buildings that have retained their historic charm, inviting visitors to step back into bygone days. In the lecture hall, you can peruse more detailed and comprehensive works by Ye Shengtao, while at the Luzhi address‑plate exhibit, names like “Tangfangli,” “Zhubaoli,” and “Yangjiayuan” reveal the lives and everyday routines of an entire generation.

Not far away, within the Feng Bin Essay Museum, a unique exhibition of century‑old Chinese textbooks keeps Luozhi’s literary heritage alive, showcasing language‑arts texts from ancient times to the present. Nestled in the museum’s verdant Qingteng Courtyard, surrounded by lush greenery, visitors can lose themselves in reading and savor a cup of tea, letting inspiration flow naturally.

Check-in at a cozy little coffee shop
Savor a leisurely, unhurried moment.
 
  When coffee meets the ancient town of Luzhi, it sparks a thousand distinct and charming atmospheres. Along the quaint, time-honored streets, cafés as varied as DuanDuan Coffee, Mo Tai’s Coffee, Sanbai Bookstore, and Meinong Coffee all come together to weave the tranquil, unhurried rhythm of life in Luzhi.
 
  DuanDuan Coffee reveals a trendy, modern side of Luzhi, with the mystical auspicious beast Lüduan transformed into the sweet and adorable DuanDuan, serving up refreshing drinks to beat the heat.

The courtyard is fully equipped with a sky canopy and camping chairs, and paired with icy-cold cucumber Americanos and orange Americanos, it creates a carefree, laid-back vibe perfect for a summer afternoon.

Sanbai Bookstore seamlessly blends coffee and books, its bright, pristine white space inviting the mind to return to simplicity. The rich, aromatic scent of coffee lingers, gently guiding you to lose yourself in the stories within the pages.

A caffeine-free summer specialty, infused with bold, sun-kissed flavors like passion fruit and dragon fruit. On a leisurely afternoon, savor a good book or a rich brew while surrounded by an artful, literary ambiance that lingers in every corner.

Encounter a Cozy Courtyard B&B
 
  Tucked away from the bustling city center, the Guangying Villa B&B is nestled within the time-honored old residences of Jiangnan. More than just a place to rest during your travels, it is a cultural space that takes the form of a guesthouse. As you wander through its grounds, poetic names like “Snow‑Mud Courtyard,” “Min’e Study,” and “Flowing Light Corridor” evoke a unique, artistic charm.

Even if you’re not staying overnight, we highly recommend stopping by Guangying Shu for a poetic Jiangnan‑style afternoon tea. Sip a creatively crafted covered‑bowl coffee that seamlessly blends the elegance of tea and coffee, paired with dainty, refined tea sweets and translucent cherry‑blossom jelly—perfect for snapping Instagram‑worthy photos. Nestle into the sofa to read and unwind, and let both body and mind sink into serene tranquility.

Photography: Liu Zhen
  At another guesthouse, Qingxin Youyuan, stepping inside reveals an artistic haven that seamlessly blends the charm of the Republic of China era with a spacious courtyard. Here, you can savor the beauty of blossoms and unwind in the garden, or retreat to the study for a quiet read and a cup of tea—experiencing the serene, soul‑nourishing essence of this tranquil retreat.
Romantic July
Unlock the artistic moments of Luzhi.
Seeking a haven for the soul

Related News


Ticket Discount Policy

Children aged six years or younger (inclusive) or measuring 1.4 meters or less in height (inclusive), seniors aged 70 years or older (inclusive), persons with disabilities, and one accompanying caregiver of a person with a severe disability are exempt from admission fees upon presentation of valid identification.