Are there any interesting and delicious places in Foshan?

Foshan is one of the four famous towns in ancient China, and there are many places to play. It shouldn't take you long to come here on business. I recommend a more distinctive route, the ancestral temple-Louvre-Fengjian water town, and feel the culture, industry and natural scenery of the ancient city!

1, ancestral hall:

Address: 2 Zumiao Road, Foshan, Chancheng District1

In the hometown of martial arts, how can you not pay tribute to the master? Huang Feihong Memorial Hall and Ip Man Hall are located in the ancestral hall, where you can see the extraordinary lives of two martial arts masters, and you can also enjoy authentic Nanpai martial arts performances and authentic Foshan lion dances at the Huang Feihong Memorial Hall.

2. Louvre International Furniture Expo Center

Address: Lecong Section of National Highway 325, Shunde District, Foshan

When I came to Foshan, I had to take a look at Lecong Furniture City. Along Foshan Avenue, from Chancheng District, where the ancestral temple is located, to Lecong, Shunde, there are rows of large and small furniture cities. Lecong's title of "Shili Furniture Corridor" is not empty. It is impossible to visit the furniture city in one day, but you only need to go to the Louvre. Lecong Louvre, known as the "Seven-Star Home", is a national AAAA-level scenic spot, including the chair tower, golden hall and constellation square.

3. Fengjianshui Town

Address: the northern end of Xingtan Town, Shunde District

Foshan's long history has given birth to many intriguing ancient villages, and Feng Jian Village in Shunde is one of them. It is not far from the village. About half an hour's drive. Fengjian Village is known as "Zhouzhuang, Shunde", and the old houses, ancestral temples and small bridges with flowing water everywhere are too quiet to break.