Huzhou is situated along the shores of Taihu Lake, embodying the essence of a Jiangnan water town and the heritage of silk. Popular attractions include Nanxun Ancient Town (featuring Ming and Qing dynasty mansions, charming waterways, and a blend of Chinese and Western architecture), Mogan Mountain (one of China's top four summer resorts, known for its bamboo forests, villas, and bed-and-breakfast accommodations), and the Taihu Lake Tourist Resort (offering scenic lake views and Fisherman's Wharf). Culinary highlights include the 'Three Whites of Taihu' (white fish, white shrimp, and silverfish, best enjoyed steamed), Zhoushengji wontons with thin wrappers and generous fillings, Dinglianfang Qianzhang Baoziguzi (a steamed bean curd roll stuffed with minced pork, known for its savoury flavour), and Huzhou zongzi (glutinous rice dumplings) with a soft, chewy texture, available in both sweet and savoury varieties—showcasing the flavours of Taihu and the refined delicacies of Jiangnan.