"In March when flowers bloom, head to Yangzhou." When visiting Yangzhou in spring, a trip to Slender West Lake is a must. This narrow stretch of waterway offers the perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Stroll along the banks to admire scenic views, explore historic pavilions adorned with classical poetry and paintings, or cruise the lake by boat to experience the leisurely pleasure Emperor Qianlong once enjoyed during his royal visits. The attraction is quite expansive, stretching from the Great Rainbow Bridge in the southeast all the way north along the lake to Guanyin Mountain, passing dozens of attractions along the way. There are four main entrances (east, south, west, and north), with most visitors starting their tour at the south entrance on Great Rainbow Bridge Road. This renowned lakeside garden boasts breathtaking natural views. In spring, the area is shaded by lush willows and adorned with camellias, pomegranates, azaleas, and peach blossoms, attracting visitors from across the country to enjoy the seasonal blooms. For centuries, countless literati have lingered here, composing poetry and creating paintings that left behind numerous artistic treasures and stories. The site also features many landscape structures ingeniously designed to harmonize with its natural surroundings. The Five Pavilion Bridge in Shugang Slender West Lake Scenic Area is the iconic attraction with over 200 years of history. Featuring five wind pavilions atop, each of the bridge's fifteen arches cradles a moon during full moon nights. Another renowned attraction is the Twenty-Four Bridge, inspired by Du Mu's poetic line "Where is the jade-like beauty teaching flute-playing on the moonlit Twenty-Four Bridge?" While the original bridge no longer exists, visitors can admire its reconstructed version today. This was also a stop during Emperor Qianlong's southern tours in the Qing Dynasty. Architectural views like the Great Rainbow Bridge, Slender West Lake Scenic Area's Fishing Terrace, White Pagoda, and the Twenty-Four Bridges' Xichun Platform all bear inseparable historical anecdotes connected to Emperor Qianlong. During summer nights, the illuminated pavilions and moonlit reflections on the lake create a magical atmosphere. The nightlife experience here is entirely boat-based, offering a relaxing way to beat the summer heat while enjoying gentle lake breezes.

Yangzhou · 50.9km from Tianchang

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Nanjing Jinniu Lake Wildlife Kingdom

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Jinniu Lake Wild Animal Kingdom covers an area of 1,608 mu with a total investment of approximately 1.195 billion yuan. It is located on the beautiful Jinniu Lake in Liuhe District, Nanjing, bordering Tianchang, Anhui to the north and Yangzhou, Jiangsu to the east. It is about 60 kilometers south of Nanjing's main urban area and directly accessible by subway Line S8. The convenient and well-connected road network makes it ideal for self-driving visitors. The park exhibits over 300 species and nearly 10,000 animals. It is divided into a self-driving interactive zone, a walking interactive zone, special performances, and amusement rides. The attraction has complete tourist facilities. It boasts diversity in animal species, ornamental animal varieties, and a large scale of breeding populations. It is currently the largest, most distinctive, and interactive wild animal kingdom in the Yangtze River Delta region. **Self-driving Interactive Zone: Happy Self-Drive with the Beasts** The park's self-driving zone is divided into African Savannah, Asian Jungle, and Fierce Beast Tribe. Interactive Zone: Features herbivorous animals such as giraffes, zebras, white fallow deer, camels, and alpacas. Viewing Zone: Features African lions, Siberian tigers, black bears, brown bears, and more. **Walking Interactive Zone: Close Encounters and Fun Feeding** The walking interactive zone covers an area of approximately 1,000 mu, featuring unique venues such as Happy Farm, Deer Fun Garden, Hippo House, Bear Paradise, Amphibian House, and Atlantis Jellyfish World. Here, you can not only see the big and small bears from the cartoon but also get up close with deer. You don't need to go to Nara to experience Nara-style deer culture. Just reach out your hand, and you can pet these adorable creatures. Under the dazzling lights, the swaying jellyfish spirits in the water will create stunning photos that will flood your social media feed, ensuring your posts are unique! **Amusement Rides** The attraction has added many new amusement rides, making it both a zoo and an amusement park. Wire stunts, thrilling steps (wooden bridge), thrilling steps (glass bridge), thrilling steps (sky bicycle), cliff swing, sky mirror, children's castle, non-powered rides, zip line, paragliding, flying trapeze, water slide, bungee, cable car (to be launched successively), rainbow slide, go-karts, and more—everything you want to play is here.

Nanjing · 22.1km from Tianchang

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The Bund

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Located along the Huangpu River, The Bund is a landmark attraction of Shanghai, renowned for its diverse architectural styles and the night views of the river. Dozens of historic buildings in varied styles stand here, including the famous Bank of China Building, Peace Hotel, Customs House, and HSBC Building, which together recall the grandeur of the former "Wall Street of the Far East." Though these buildings were designed by different architects and built in different periods, they present a uniquely harmonious beauty. Architectural styles range from Gothic Revival and Neoclassical to Baroque and Art Deco, and strolling among them is like leafing through a history of modern architecture. As night falls, lights on both banks reflect each other across the water. Board a Huangpu River cruise or ferry and drift along the river with the breeze on your face—on one side, the historic buildings that witnessed the passage of time; on the other, the modern skyline of Lujiazui; and at the northern end, the silhouette of the Waibaidu Bridge adds its own charm. From a different vantage point, you can take in the prosperity and heritage of this metropolis.

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West Lake

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West Lake is the core scenery of Hangzhou, with cloud-covered mountains on three sides and the city on one, and the two long causeways, Su Causeway and Bai Causeway, lie across the lake surface, dividing the water into several stretches large and small. Among the lakeside highlights, the "Ten Scenes of West Lake" handed down from the Southern Song dynasty rank first, and together with the later "New Ten Scenes of West Lake" and the "Three Reviews of the Ten Scenes of West Lake," over a hundred attractions spread out along the lake shore and the surrounding mountains, with pavilions, terraces, temples, and pagodas, gardens, causeways, and islands setting off one another against the distant mountains and nearby waters; the legend of the Broken Bridge, where Bai Niangzi and Xu Xian met, adds a touch of story to the lake and hills. There is no need to insist on visiting every spot; simply choosing a stretch of shoreline and wandering slowly is pleasant enough. You can explore West Lake on foot, by cycling, by the sightseeing electric shuttle that circles the lake, or by boat. The shuttle route makes exactly one full loop around the lake, saving effort and being convenient; cycling along the lakeside is leisurely and romantic, with many public bicycle rental points along the shore; if you want to take a boat, the several piers around the lake offer different boat types and routes, and it is recommended to take a boat to Three Pools Mirroring the Moon in the center of the lake while enjoying the lake views from the water along the way; alternatively, you can hail a rowboat at the lakeside and let the boatman row you around the lake for a more free and flexible experience. Attractions on the north shore are concentrated. The usual route starts from Lingering Snow on the Broken Bridge in the northeast corner, follows Bai Causeway to Solitary Hill, and along the way you can see cultural views such as the Xiling Seal Art Society, the Zhejiang Provincial Museum, the China Seal Museum, and Zhongshan Park–Pavilion for Releasing Cranes, taste a bowl of authentic West Lake vinegar fish at Louwailou, and then pass Xiling Bridge to the Temple of King Yue and Breeze-Ruffled Lotus at Quyuan Garden. In summer when the sun is strong, you might instead walk along Beishan Road, hide under the dense shade of the trees, and look at the curve of Broken Bridge and the swaying weeping willows on Bai Causeway; along the way there are many entrances where you can climb Baoshi Hill for high views; in the evening, the live performance Impression West Lake on Yue Lake is also well worth seeing. If you have plenty of time and energy, you can also get on the Su Causeway from around the Temple of King Yue and walk to enjoy the full view of West Lake. Hubin Road to Nanshan Road along the southeast shore is another area with a dense concentration of attractions. Hubin Road sits at the junction of the urban area and the scenic area, right next to the downtown commercial district, making it suitable for a short stop for travelers on a tight itinerary; by the lake there is also the iconic musical fountain and a cruise pier. From Hubin Road heading south along Nanshan Road, Orioles Singing in the Willows, the Long Bridge, Leifeng Pagoda, and Evening Bell at Nanping Hill line up one after another, and further west is Viewing Fish at Flower Harbor. The distances between adjacent attractions are convenient to cover on foot or by sightseeing bus, and you can choose a few to visit according to your preferences. Leifeng Pagoda and Evening Bell at Nanping Hill are best scheduled for the evening—listening to the bell at Jingci Temple and climbing Leifeng Pagoda to look down over the lakes and hills in the twilight are both excellent experiences.

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Geyuan Garden

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Geyuan Garden was built in the Qing Dynasty on the site of the former Shouzhi Garden of the Ming Dynasty. At the time, the garden was planted with bamboo. Because the bamboo leaves were shaped like the Chinese character for “Ge”, the garden was thus called “Ge Garden.” The four rockeries in the garden are very unique; after making it around the garden, it's as if the visitor has experienced spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Geyuan Garden is not large and can be divided into three areas: the northern bamboo viewing area, the central flower garden, and the southern residential area. Compared with other traditional Chinese gardens, the essence of Geyuan Garden lies in the art of the rockeries with the theme of the four seasons. In addition to the rockeries, walking in the northern bamboo forest is a very pleasant experience. Even during hot summer days, walking in the green bamboo forest often feels quite cool.

Yangzhou · 52.4km from Tianchang

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Nestled within Shanghai's century-old landmark, the Old Municipal Government Building, "Taste of China" is an immersive dining experience created by Trip.com Group as a panoramic cultural destination space. Through multi-sensory interactive technology, witness the roaring Yellow River waterfalls beside you and the misty Li River landscapes unfolding on your table—each bite captures China's majestic beauty. Chef Panda "Bao Bao" guides you through seven signature Chinese dishes, unlocking a millennia-spanning journey from ancient to modern China. Deconstructing travel views through digital art and bridging cultural gaps with culinary philosophy, global diners here don't just savor premium Chinese cuisine—they embark on a profound "from palate to soul" odyssey: tasting China, understanding China, and ultimately falling in love with China.

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Daming Temple

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Daming TempleLocated on the central peak of Shugang Hill at the northwest corner of Yangzhou's Slender West Lake, this temple was named after its original construction during the Daming era (457-464 AD) of Emperor Xiaowu of the Liu Song dynasty. The current temple structure dates back to the Tongzhi period of the Qing dynasty. Before the renowned Tang dynasty monk Jianzhen embarked on his eastward journey to Japan, he resided here.Daming TempleThe temple gained fame for imparting scriptures and precepts. The entireDaming TempleThe complex is divided into three sections: the central area features the main temple buildings, the eastern part houses the Qiling Pagoda, and the western part consists of a landscaped rear garden called the West Garden. Visitors can tour the entire site by following the sequence: central → eastern → western sections.Daming TempleClimb up the gentle steps to the hill—only 28m above sea level—and you'll arrive atDaming TempleThe main entrance. There are many vendors selling incense along the mountain path, but do not purchase from them as outside incense is not allowed inside the temple. Incense can be obtained within the temple. The main temple buildings in the central area of the attraction are arranged along a north-south axis in three sections. From south to north along the central axis are the memorial archway, the mountain gate which also serves as the Hall of Heavenly Kings.Mahavira HallOn the west road, the main attraction is Ouyang Xiu. To the south is Pingshan Hall, built when Ouyang Xiu served as the governor of Yangzhou. Later, when Su Dongpo became the governor of Yangzhou, he constructed a memorial behind Pingshan Hall in honor of Ouyang Xiu.Gulin Hallto the north isOuyang ShrineThe abbot's quarters are located on the south side of the east road.Pingyuan TowerTo the north is the Jianzhen Memorial Hall, and to the east of the memorial hall isSutra LibraryAmong them, the Jianzhen Memorial Hall isDaming TempleAn important architectural site. Jianzhen attempted six voyages eastward, bringing Chinese Buddhism and culture to Japan. He presided over the construction of Tōshōdai-ji Temple in Nara, Japan, and passed away there. The Jianzhen Memorial Hall, built in the 1960s–70s, was modeled after Tōshōdai-ji. In front of the hall stands a white marble stele inscribed with "Monument to the Great Monk Jianzhen of the Tang Dynasty." At the center of the courtyard is a stone lantern gifted by the abbot of Tōshōdai-ji, forming a pair with another lantern at the temple. Inside the hall sits a camphorwood statue of Jianzhen in a seated posture, replicating his likeness at the time of his passing as depicted in Tōshōdai-ji. Opposite the memorial hall, the former Clear Sky Pavilion now serves as the Jianzhen Historical Exhibition Hall, where visitors can learn about his life through texts and images. To the east of the attraction stands the Qiling Pagoda, originally built by Emperor Yang Jian of the Sui Dynasty to celebrate his birthday. The current pagoda is a reconstruction based on the Sui-era design. This nine-story pagoda enshrines Buddhist relics and a camphorwood Buddha statue. Climbing to the top offers a panoramic view of the entire area.Daming TempleOverlooking the scenery of Slender West Lake and Yangzhou city. To the east and west of the Qiling Pagoda are the Bell Tower and Drum Tower respectively, while the Jade Buddha from Myanmar can be seen in the Reclining Buddha Hall to the north of the pagoda. The rear garden in the western part of the attraction, known as the Imperial Garden due to its connection with Emperor Qianlong's southern tours, features typical Jiangnan-style landscaping with rockeries, pavilions, and towers. At its center lies a release pond, with the Qianlong Imperial Stele Pavilion to the east housing three imperial steles. The pond contains the "Fifth Spring Under Heaven," a ranking given by Tang Dynasty writer Zhang Youxin in his work "Notes on Brewing Tea Water." A short walk south of the Qianlong stele leads to the "Fifth Spring" stone tablet and an ancient well.Daming TempleEvery December 31 features a lively "Bell-Ringing Ceremony to Welcome the New Year" with activity duration spanning midnight. Citizens gather in the temple to pray for peace and good fortune in the coming year while listening to 108 bell chimes at midnight. During each Bodhisattva's birthday or memorial day...Daming TempleReligious ceremonies are also held.

Yangzhou · 48.6km from Tianchang

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Mount Huangshan Scenic Area

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Mount Huangshan Scenic Area is located in Tangkou Town, Huangshan District, Huangshan City. Since ancient times, Mount Huangshan has been one of China's most renowned mountains. Its peculiar pines, strange rocks, sea of clouds, and hot springs are known as the "Four Wonders" of Mount Huangshan. In addition to these, rime, snowscapes, and sunrises are also views that visitors will not miss. There is an ancient saying: "Having visited the Five Great Mountains, one need not look at any other mountains; having visited Mount Huangshan, one need not look at the Five Great Mountains." The attraction is divided into the south gate, west gate, and north gate. The vast majority of visitors enter and exit through the south gate, which has two entrances and exits—front mountain and back mountain—both close to Tangkou Town at the foot of the mountain. The town has also become a transfer hub for visiting Huangshan, and many visitors arrive here in advance to stay overnight. From Tangkou Town to the attraction entrance, you need to take the Huangshan New National Line shuttle bus, which stops at the front mountain gate (Ciguang Pavilion), the back mountain gate (Yungu Temple), and the Huangshan-Hot Spring attraction. Visiting the attraction mainly involves two routes up the mountain, the front mountain and the back mountain, both leading to one of the main peaks, Bright Summit. On the other side of Bright Summit, there is also a loop route — the West Sea Grand Canyon. Front mountain The front mountain refers to the hiking route starting from Ciguang Pavilion to Yuping Tower at the summit (accessible directly by the Yuping Cable Car), as well as the Mount Huangshan Scenic Area - Lotus Peak and Tiandu Peak areas at the summit. The scenery of the front mountain is grand and majestic, making it very suitable for enjoying panoramic views from the cable car. Both the highest peak, Mount Huangshan Scenic Area - Lotus Peak, and the other main peak, Tiandu Peak, are located here (the two peaks open alternately). There are also classic attractions such as the Guest-Greeting Pine, Jiulong Peak - Carp Back, Hundred-Step Ladder, One-Line Sky, and Tianhai. Back mountain The back mountain refers to the hiking route from Yungu Temple to Bai'e Ridge (accessible directly by the Mount Huangshan Yungu Cableway), as well as the mountaintop areas behind Bai'e Ridge such as Shixin Peak, Mount Huangshan Scenic Area - Shizi Peak, and West Sea Grand Canyon - Paiyun Pavilion. The scenery of the back mountain consists mostly of exquisite mountain views, suitable for enjoying on foot along the way. Flying Stone and Monkey Watching the Sea are both located here. West sea grand canyon West sea grand canyon officially opened in 2000. The canyon is deep and the scenery is very magnificent, and it is known as the true gathering place of Huangshan's essential scenery. West sea grand canyon can be entered from West Sea Grand Canyon - Paiyun Pavilion in the summit area of the back mountain, and after looping around inside the canyon, you return to the main peak area of Tianhai. It takes about 2 hours to walk down from West Sea Grand Canyon - Paiyun Pavilion to the bottom of the canyon, and then you can take a cable car to Tianhai. Route recommendations The standard way to visit Huangshan is a two-day tour, with routes divided into ascending via the front mountain and descending via the back mountain (front mountain - West Sea Grand Canyon - back mountain) or ascending via the back mountain and descending via the front mountain (back mountain - West Sea Grand Canyon - front mountain). Ascending via the front mountain and descending via the back mountain is suitable for taking the cable car up and walking down, which is both relaxing and allows you to enjoy the exquisite scenery of the latter half. However, since the essential route of the West Sea Grand Canyon runs from West Sea Grand Canyon - Paiyun Pavilion to Tianhai, you will have to backtrack along a section of the trail. It is possible to visit Huangshan in just one day, but the itinerary will be tight. It is recommended to ascend via the rear mountain and descend via the front mountain, taking the cable car both ways, and to either skip climbing the main peaks of the front mountain (Mount Huangshan Scenic Area - Lotus Peak / Tiandu Peak) or skip the West Sea Grand Canyon. Stay selection There are several accommodation options at the summit, mainly concentrated in areas such as Guangming Peak Tianhai, West Sea Grand Canyon-Paiyun Pavilion, Bai'e Ridge, and North Sea. Guangming Peak Tianhai is a great spot for watching the sunrise, and it is also suitable for storing luggage while exploring the West Sea Grand Canyon. Bai'e Ridge is the upper station of the Huangshan Yungu Cableway on the rear mountain; if you typically enter the attraction from the rear mountain in the afternoon, staying here is quite convenient.

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Nanjing Hongshan Forest Zoo

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Nanjing Hongshan Forest Zoo is located in the north of Nanjing, built along three hills: Dahongshan, Fangniushan, and Xiaohongshan. With a green coverage rate of over 85%, the rolling hills form a unique forest view. The zoo brings together rare wild animals from around the world and adopts an immersive multi-species mixed-housing model, allowing animals to naturally express their instincts in environments that simulate their native habitats. The nearly 30 venues in the park are divided into three major zones by hill. The Dàhóngshān zone is mainly home to fierce beasts and native species, including the Tiger Area, Bear Area, Chinese Felid House, Felid Planet, Wolf Area, Native Species Conservation Area, Meerkat House, Monkey Hill, and Giraffe House; the Fàngniúshān zone brings together the Koala House, Gaoligong Exhibition Area, Gondwana Exhibition Area, Asian Primate Area, Orangutan House, and Hippo House; the Xiǎohóngshān zone is mainly composed of bird exhibition areas, including the Tropical Bird House, Hornbill Garden, Muntjac and Reeve's Muntjac Slope, Parrot House, Pheasant Garden, and Rare Bird Garden. Among them, the Gondwana Exhibition Area is themed on the ancient continent of Gondwana, presenting the ecological landscape of species from the Southern Hemisphere; the Gaoligong Exhibition Area focuses on the biodiversity of Gaoligong Mountain in Yunnan; and the Native Species Conservation Area is dedicated to the conservation and wild release of China's native wildlife, making it one of the park's signature exhibition areas. Both the Koala House and the Giant Panda House are popular venues in the park. Nanjing Hongshan Forest Zoo was among the first domestic zoos to cancel animal performances and stop visitor feeding activities. With the core philosophy of "everything for the animals," it focuses on ecological renovation of venues and improvement of animal welfare. The park also undertakes the rescue and rehabilitation of wildlife in the Jiangsu region, rescuing a large number of injured and stray wild animals every year.

Nanjing · 69.1km from Tianchang

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He Garden

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He garden, originally named Jixiao villa, is the crowning masterpiece among Yangzhou's private gardens. It is a national key cultural relics protection unit and a national AAAA-level tourist attraction, and was named among the first batch of national key parks alongside Beijing's Summer Palace and Suzhou's Humble Administrator's Garden. The most distinctive architectural feature of He garden is its 1,500 m double-decker corridor, renowned as the "first corridor under heaven," which creates both the convenience of interconnected pathways and the beauty of winding variations. Experts consider it the prototype of China's modern overpasses. Another highlight is the "first mountain under heaven" in Pianshi mountain house, a unique rockery masterpiece created by the great painter-monk Shitao. Famous scholar Yu Qiuyu remarked that in the history of Chinese gardening, Pianshi mountain house is something to look up to. Contemporary experts in ancient architecture and gardens like Tong Jun, Liu Dunzhen, Pan Guxi, Luo Zhewen, and Chen Congzhou have all praised He garden's unique gardening techniques, calling it "a solitary example among Jiangnan gardens." Mr. Luo Zhewen even inscribed it as "the first garden of the late Qing dynasty." Stepping into He garden is like entering a magnificent historical and cultural scroll. It reveals the complex psychological journey of a legendary figure who was simultaneously an official, salt merchant, recluse, and educator. It vividly portrays the rise and fall of an aristocratic family transitioning from feudalism to enlightenment, and it brings to life the rich supplementary stories of China's turbulent modern history.

Yangzhou · 53.7km from Tianchang

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M56***4014 November 2026

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Slender West Lake truly lives up to its reputation. Willows sway gently on both banks, and the Five Pavilion Bridge, White Pagoda, and Fishing Terrace unfold along the way, like stepping into a flowing ink painting of Jiangnan. The most delightful experience was riding in a hand-rowed boat within the scenic area—the wooden boat rocked gently, and the staff told stories of the surrounding scenery. The views from the riverbank were also quite different. Highly recommended.

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Highly recommended during the off-season! The staff were very friendly; they didn't complain when we fed them our own food, only telling us what we could and couldn't eat. The animals at the zoo were also very friendly 🥰 The kids were especially happy and kept saying they wanted to go again.

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coconuts11 November 2026

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My second visit to West Lake was great; the boat tour was excellent. The dock was easy to find, the staff were very friendly, provided clear explanations, and helped with any issues. There were also sightseeing buses, which were nice but a bit pricey. Taking the boat tour and then walking around was both perfectly fine.

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A combined ticket offers a 10 yuan discount. Both Ge Garden and He Garden exceeded my expectations. I originally thought they would be small gardens, but Ge Garden is surprisingly large, unique, and beautiful—definitely worth a visit. The Slender West Lake scenic area is also quite large.

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E33***2911 November 2026

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First of all, it's genuinely friendly to seniors! November is the off-season, and admission is free for seniors 65 and above. Entry is by scanning your ID card. It's larger than I expected, with pagodas, lakes, long corridors, and main halls! There are also tea breaks for rest and meditation! Please note that photography is prohibited in areas dedicated to Buddha and Bodhisattvas!

Daming Temple

Anonymous user13 November 2026

5.0

The cable car from the East Gate of Huangshan takes half an hour to get up the mountain. Sitting on it, you can enjoy a clear and direct view of the beautiful scenery below. The scenery along the way is beautiful, and the overall effect is very good. It saves time and effort, as well as the physical strength and time of hiking up the mountain. The experience and comfort are excellent.

Mount Huangshan Scenic Area

苏槿汐9 November 2026

5.0

This is my second time visiting Hongshan. The crowds weren't too big on a rainy day, so the experience was great. I thought all the animals would be hiding indoors to avoid the rain, but I was surprised to see and take many pictures of them. The furry creatures are so cute... It's a pity I forgot to bring my stamp book again. I'll definitely bring it next time!

Nanjing Hongshan Forest Zoo

_瓶_子_13 November 2026

5.0

People often say that you only need to visit either Ge Garden or He Garden, but He Garden is also well worth seeing. Known as the "First Garden of the Late Qing Dynasty," it blends Chinese and Western styles, is interconnected, and is more refined and sophisticated. It's perfect for a leisurely stroll.

He Garden

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Found a spot near Nanjing where you can get a "seaside" fix in just 1 hour!

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Frequently asked questions

What are the must-do things in Tianchang?

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