A hidden gem in Changzhou, a photography paradise undiscovered by 90% of people.

Escape the urban hustle and enjoy the "sea view" around Changzhou. It seems like West Taihu Lake is always the popular choice. The West Taihu Lake area has become crowded and touristy. Lu'anzhou, in the northernmost part of the city, seems more secluded and pristine, with open scenery, fewer people, and tranquility. 🌉 The frequent visitors here are probably the "supervisors" of the Changtai Yangtze River Bridge. As the world's largest span cable-stayed bridge, it is truly awe-inspiring to witness it up close. It's the world's first cross-river passage integrating expressways, intercity railways, and ordinary roads. I'm looking forward to the results of this "infrastructure maniac." 🏕️ It's also a great new camping spot, although there aren't many campers yet. Bring a couple of camping chairs and a small table, enjoy the river breeze, watch the cargo ships come and go, and relax in the afternoon as the sunset casts its glow on the reeds.🌅 🏍️ It's also a perfect place for cycling or motorcycle enthusiasts. Take a drive, bring your car for a photoshoot, this place is truly a photography paradise. Snap away! You can park directly near the viewing platform, and there's hardly anyone there on working days. 📸 ▫️There aren't many large lawns by the river, so it's best to scout the location in advance if you prefer tent camping. ▫️There are no restrooms either, so prepare in advance if you're bringing children or pets. ▫️For photography, sunny days are recommended for better visibility, as the blue river and sky make for better photos (it was a bit foggy when we went). ▫️Go in the afternoon to catch the sunset and the blue hour. The cyberpunk-style chemical plant after nightfall is also nearby. ▫️It's quite wild and undeveloped, with no parking lot. Even finding small paths to the riverside for photos, safety should always come first.