Quzhou

30.5°
Sunny·30.5° / 21.6°·Zhejiang

7-day forecastQuzhou

Today9/10 30.5° 21.6°
Fri9/11 30.5° 23.2°
Sat9/12 31.4° 21.3°
Sun9/13 31.3° 23.1°
Mon9/14 32.8° 23.5°
Tue9/15 29.0° 23.3°
Wed9/16 28.7° 22.3°

Today

High
30.5°
Low
21.6°
Wind
3.3
Humidity
67%

Quzhou travel guide

Quzhou is a historic cultural city whose reputation is often overshadowed by its food. It has the depth of the Southern Confucian holy land, and it is also Zhejiang’s “king of spicy food.” Here is a relaxed 3-day, 2-night guide for strolling and eating, with an easy pace and no unnecessary detours!

3-Day, 2-Night Itinerary

  • Day 1: After arriving in Quzhou, check in near Shuitingmen. In the afternoon, stroll through the Beimen Street historic district, and stop by the Bell Tower and the “I Love Quzhou” wall for photos; at dusk, climb the ancient city wall at Shuitingmen to watch the sunset and night views, then head to Mazhandi Food Street in the evening for snacks.
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  • Day 2: In the morning, go to Songyuan Market for brunch and soak up the everyday local atmosphere; in the afternoon, visit the Confucius Family Temple of the Southern Branch and the Quzhou Museum, which is air-conditioned indoors and good for escaping the heat; at dusk, go to Quzhou Auditorium, also known as the Red House, for artsy photos.
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  • Day 3: Choose based on your schedule. If you like nature, visit Jianglang Mountain, which requires most of the day; if you prefer something more relaxed, stay in the city and explore Lumingshan Cultural Hall, buy some souvenirs, and then head home.
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Must-Visit Attractions

Shuitingmen

A well-preserved ancient city gate with white walls and dark-tiled roofs, a dazzling nighttime light show, and plenty of food nearby.

56% recommend
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Quzhou Museum

A free hidden gem, with an incredibly impressive dinosaur skeleton and a golden baby figurine from the Southern Song dynasty.

38% recommend
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Jianglang Mountain

Three giant peaks rise straight from the ground, with the One-Line Sky as a true wonder and a summit climb that challenges you with the near-vertical Tianyou route.

34% recommend
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Confucius Temple

Beautiful like a Jiangnan garden and often mentioned alongside Qufu; the ticket also comes with an adorable mini Analects.

27% recommend
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Confucius Family Temple of the Southern Branch

A Southern Confucian holy land, often mentioned alongside Qufu, with red walls, dark-tiled roofs, Jiangnan-style gardens, and a rich ancient charm.

25% recommend
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Must-Try Foods and Shops

Scallion Mantou

The fermented-rice dough soaks up the fresh, spicy filling; one bite bursts with juice, and the aroma is almost unfairly good.

29% recommend
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Lao Pei Duck Heads

Braised until tender and deeply flavorful, with a fresh spiciness that lingers; the more you eat, the more addictive it gets, making it a true queue favorite.

29% recommend
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Egg Guo

A thin, crisp wrapper filled with egg and scallions, fragrant and savory, and a truly local Quzhou flavor.

25% recommend
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Three Heads and One Palm

Duck heads, duck feet, and duck necks, satisfyingly spicy and braised until tender and flavorful; a local favorite for cravings.

21% recommend
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Quzhou Baked Flatbread

Crisp pastry, with the small ones tender and juicy and the large ones savory; the more you chew, the more fragrant they become.

21% recommend
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Practical Tips to Avoid Pitfalls

  • About spice level: Quzhou food is very spicy. When ordering, be sure to stress “mildly spicy.” Visitors from other regions may still find even mild spicy very hot, so remember to keep drinks on hand.
  • About accommodation: It is recommended to stay near Shuitingmen or Mazhandi. It is convenient to take a taxi anywhere, and evening food hunting is also close by.
  • About getting around: The city center is not large, so riding a small electric scooter or taking a taxi is the most convenient; Songyuan Market gets very crowded during holidays, so go early or avoid peak times.
  • Heat-avoidance advice: If you visit Quzhou in summer, be sure to go out early and return late. During the hottest part of the day, head back to the hotel or go to the museum for air conditioning.

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Quzhou (Zhejiang) temperature on 2026-09-10: high about 30.5°, low about 21.6°, sunny. Today's detail plus a seven-day trend and a comparison with other cities in the province. Updated daily; not an official warning.