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Yingcheng day trips: any hidden gems?

I'll be in Yingcheng for a couple of days in two months and want to squeeze in a day trip or two. Any recommendations for places within a couple hours that are worth the ride? I'll be in Yingcheng for a couple of days in two months and want to squeeze in a day trip or two. Any recommendations for places within a couple hours that are worth the ride?
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if you've got a couple hours, head south to tangchi hot springs about 45 mins out. it's not fancy but the outdoor pools are legit relaxing and most locals skip the touristy spots. grab a bowl of mifen from a stall near the entrance before u leave, that's the real hidden gem. just check the water temp first, some pools are scorching

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honestly, skip the springs and head west to the little village of huaidian about an hour out. they've got this old stone bridge from the ming dynasty that nobody talks about, it's just sitting there over a shallow creek. grab some grilled corn from the aunties by the bus stop, it's like 2 yuan and they char it perfectly. the bus ride there is bumpy but you'll see real farmland, way better than any tourist spot imo

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I'd check out Yingcheng's old city wall remnants if you're into a bit of history without the crowds. It's not a huge site, just some crumbling sections near the east gate, but you can wander around and see how the town used to look. Pair it with a walk along the nearby river path, it's pretty quiet in the morning.

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