Top 10 Best Things to Do in Yangzhou

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Anonymous user

The organization of this large-scale event by the scenic area was quite good. People who couldn't book tickets were shown signs at the entrance to book tickets for the same day, which was convenient for visitors who had traveled from afar. However, as a 5A scenic area, there were very few chairs provided for tourists to rest along the roads and in outdoor areas where rest is needed. Many people had to sit on stone figures or low barriers.

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Anonymous user

He Garden, also known as "Jixiao Villa," is hailed as the "Number One Garden of the Late Qing Dynasty" and is a representative work of Yangzhou gardens in the late Qing Dynasty. Buildings such as Yuxiu Tower blend the traditional Chinese concept of interconnected buildings with Western elements, reflecting a unique architectural style that combines Chinese and Western elements.

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The temple is exceptionally elegant and serene. Two over 200-year-old ginkgo trees stand at the entrance, their lush foliage turning a vibrant yellow in the autumn light, adding a touch of liveliness to the temple's tranquility. The Qiling Pagoda offers panoramic views of the Slender West Lake, and the eight-story structure housing the relics of Sakyamuni is an unexpected delight for any traveler.

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The Grand Canal is the mother river of Yangzhou and an important embodiment of its ancient culture. It is a vital part of the Grand Canal and boasts a history of over 2000 years. The night view of the Grand Canal is truly beautiful; a boat trip offers a breathtaking experience, resembling a long scroll painting of "Along the River During the Qingming Festival." Come and experience the feeling of being immersed in a painting…

linglizi

Passing through Yangzhou, I made a point of visiting the Grand Canal Museum of China. Located on the banks of the ancient Sanwan Grand Canal in Yangzhou, it's a national landmark exhibit showcasing the history, culture, and significance of the Grand Canal. Through a wealth of artifacts, immersive experiences, and high-tech interactive displays, the museum vividly showcases the canal's millennial splendor and the wisdom of everyday life, becoming a vital window into the canal's charm and Chinese civilization. The museum is excellent, but the parking lot is terrible, charging 6 yuan per hour, which meant it took two or three hours to explore.

Anonymous user

The burial style of the Western Han Dynasty, known as the "huangchang ticou" (a type of burial chamber with a mortise and tenon joint), adds a new point of knowledge. The scale of the tombs of King Liu Xu of Guangling and his queen, along with the burial goods, reflects the wealth and prosperity of the Guangling Kingdom at that time. The museum only has four exhibition halls, with many cypress trees lining the aisles, creating a spacious feel, perfect for taking photos.

Anonymous user

Honestly, I don't really know what the Yangzhou Eight Eccentrics Museum is about. The ginkgo trees are definitely worth visiting in autumn. Although there are only two or three trees, they are very beautiful because of their age, and combined with the architecture, they create a charmingly antique atmosphere.

靊靌

It is worth visiting here once. It is an ancient town with its own characteristics. You should go there a little earlier, otherwise the flow of people will be limited during holidays. Eat and walk in the evening. After the tour, you can also go to the ancient canal to see the night view.

Anonymous user

The park isn't large, but the information provided is very detailed. The museum and imperial tomb ruins are quite enjoyable to explore and worth taking your time to appreciate. The sky was so blue when I went, and the photos I took were beautiful.