
Bozhou Anhui, China Travel Guide
For very limited time, focus on Bozhou's core historical and cultural attractions in the middle area.
Morning (3-4 hours): Explore Bozhou Old Street, visit Huaxin Pavilion. Afternoon (3-4 hours): Head to Hua Zu Temple, visit TCM Museum.
A weekend makes possible a more comprehensive exploration of Bozhou'the main sights.
Reach Bozhou. Begin your exploration at Bozhou Old Street, browse shops, and try street food. Visit Huaxin Pavilion.
Visit Hua Zu Temple and its medicinal garden. Explore the Authentic Chinese Medicine Market.
Visit the Bozhou Museum. Do some last-minute souvenir shopping on Old Street.
A week gives ample time to explore Bozhou thoroughly and include a day trip to a nearby city.
Combine Bozhou and regional day trips with a longer exploration of Anhui Province or neighboring historical regions.
Dedicate this week to Bozhou and its immediate day trips (Fuyang, Zhengzhou/Shaolin).
Travel to Hefei (1-2 days) for city life, then Mount Huangshan (2-3 days) for mountain scenery.
From Zhengzhou, continue to Luoyang (2-3 days), then on to Xi'an (3-4 days).
Tailor your Bozhou adventure to your specific interests.
Concentrate your time on Bozhou Old Street, Huaxin Pavilion, Hua Zu Temple, Cao Cao Park, Bozhou Museum, and Cao Cao's Military Tunnels.
Explore Bozhou Old Street extensively for street food and local snacks. Visit the Traditional Chinese Medicine Market for unique ingredients.
Limited options for intense adventure. Focus on leisurely walks in public parks (Cao Cao Park, Huaxin Pavilion Park) and along the Wohe River.
Cao Cao Park offers open green spaces for children to play, along with historical statues.
Huaxin Pavilion: Appreciate its intricate brick carvings, wooden sculptures, and traditional Ming Dynasty architecture.
Hua Zu Temple: A site for exploring the sacred and historical roots of Traditional Chinese Medicine. TCM Museum deepens your grasp of TCM.
Tailor your Bozhou trip to your financial comfort level.
Stay in budget hotels or small guesthouses. Rely almost exclusively on public buses (1-2 CNY per ride) and walking.
Stay in 3-star hotels. Enjoy a mix of local eateries and mid-range restaurants.
Stay in top hotels (Bozhou Fuli Wanli Hotel, Bozhou Wanda Realm Hotel). Fine dining experiences.
Travel during the shoulder season (March, June, November) for fewer crowds and potentially lower prices.
Experience Bozhou differently varying with the season.
Plan a visit around the Bozhou International Traditional Chinese Medicine Expo (usually September). This has an unique cultural and industry experience.
For a long-term stay in Bozhou, the focus shifts to cultural immersion.
Enroll in Mandarin Chinese classes to deepen your language skills. Seek opportunities to get involved with local communities.
Explore the surrounding rural areas and agricultural landscapes more extensively, perhaps visiting medicinal herb farms.
For long-term stays, consider apartment rentals or extended-stay hotels which may offer better rates and more living space.
Access to local healthcare facilities and traditional medicine clinics is available. Know about local health practices.
Understand and adhere to all Chinese visa and residency regulations for long-term stays.
Foreigners must register their residence with local authorities within 24 hours of arrival.