Longemont | Two Days and One Night Fun Getaway

| Two Days and One Night Fun Getaway. 🌅 Hey everyone, just got back from an amazing trip to Longemont and put together this super detailed two-day-one-night guide covering food, fun, and everything in between. Save it now! 🚗 Transportation Self-drive: Navigate directly to "Longemont Amusement Park." The parking lot is huge, with a flat rate of ¥20 per entry. High-speed rail: After arriving at Huzhou Station, take the shuttle bus from the adjacent bus station or a taxi (about 25 minutes). You can also take Bus No. 20, but it takes longer. 🏨 Accommodation Longemont Yashi Hotel: Highly recommended! The best value for money! The minimalist and elegant design features spacious, bright rooms with soft, comfortable bedding and impeccable cleanliness. The hotel has a massive parking lot, perfect for self-drivers. Its prime location is close to popular attractions like the Animal World and the Grand Circus, just a few minutes' walk to the shuttle stop—super convenient! Some rooms even offer distant views of Taihu Lake. Waking up to sunlight streaming through the curtains is pure bliss! 🎡 Itinerary Day 1: Morning: Check in at the hotel, rest up, and recharge for the fun ahead. Afternoon: Catch the International Grand Circus! *Journey to the Magic Realm* is absolutely breathtaking, blending acrobatics, dance, magic, parades, and aerial performances—so captivating you won’t look away. Arrive 1–2 hours early to snag good seats. Seats in Zone B (even-numbered) offer great interaction, especially for kids. Upgrade options: VIP seats (+¥100), premium seats (+¥50). Evening: Head to Taihu Ancient Town, where the night lights create a stunning backdrop for photos. Don’t miss the intangible cultural heritage iron-flower show (Koi Gate: 19:30–19:42, 20:50–21:02) and the fire pot performance (20:15–20:20). The fireworks display (every Saturday, 21:25–21:32) is best viewed from the riverside bar street outside the town—a visual feast! Day 2: Morning: Visit Longemont Animal World. Divided into walking and driving zones, the walking zone is usually included in hotel packages, allowing up-close feeding of alpacas, elephants, and giraffes. Opt for the ¥100/7-feeding card for better value. The park is huge—families with kids can take the sightseeing bus (¥30/person) or rent a golf cart (¥120/hour, ¥2/minute after the first hour). The driving zone requires a separate ticket (¥300/5-seat car), where you can stop at feeding points for herbivores (note: the mini-train doesn’t stop). Afternoon: Pack up, check out, and wrap up your Longemont adventure. If time allows, explore Yishang Street downtown for local Huzhou snacks. 🍔 Food Tips Dining inside the park isn’t the best value—bring snacks and water. Taihu Ancient Town has diverse street food, but compare prices. Near the Animal World (~800m), try local farmhouse restaurants like Wang’s Courtyard for tasty, affordable meals. ❗ Pro Tips 1. Book circus tickets early—weekends and holidays get crowded. 2. Visit the Animal World in the morning when animals are more active (they nap in the afternoon). Follow this guide for a stress-free, fun-filled Longemont trip! Save it and start planning your getaway 💖 #Longemont #LongemontGuide #FamilyTravel #WeekendGetaway