Anonymous userMy tour route was: Changdi Chunliu → Xuyuan Garden → Xiaojinshan Mountain → Diaoyutai (best photo spot!) → Wuting Bridge → White Pagoda → Twenty-Four Bridges. The most recommended experience was taking a traditional rowing boat ride. The boatwoman rowed slowly and gracefully, explaining the stories and anecdotes of the scenic spots on both banks in her soft Yangzhou dialect. The perspective from the water was completely different from that on land; I truly experienced what it meant to "drift through a painting."
singsongjIt's definitely worth a visit. November happens to be the month for the chrysanthemum bonsai exhibition. The rustling of bamboo leaves in the wind and the chattering of magpies are soothing and uplifting. It's a pleasure to look at at your own pace.清甜小兔I visited the He Garden in Yangzhou over the weekend, and overall it exceeded my expectations.
The garden was more exquisite than I'd imagined, and it was clearly well-maintained—there was no trash on the pavement, the plants were neatly trimmed, and even the wooden railings in the pavilion were clean and dust-free. The most surprising thing was the double-story corridor. As I walked around it, I could see the rockery and pond in the courtyard through the stained glass windows. Every angle looked like a small painting, and any photo was beautiful.
It was a very pleasant stroll. A leisurely two-hour walk offered both scenic views and a break. It was a much more relaxing experience than the crowded, crowded tourist attractions. If I were to visit Yangzhou again, I'd probably choose a weekday to visit and quietly experience the charm of Jiangnan gardens.M17***28Unfinished, still wanting, wall ten and three, Northwest
Turning to sing a lament, last year born, Song Jiang
Head ten thousand Yang Wen, dragon does not play flat · moon
Current affairs Liu Zhang, snake sees pointing to mountain Su ·
All turn spring too, flying old voice hall, Shi Ping
Dream head wind guard, moving immortal down mountain
Empty old man hall
Su Shi visited Ping Shan Hall three times, leaving behind a beautiful story of remembering his mentor Ouyang Xiu.
Rich in cultural allusions, very worthwhile to visit.
If you are taking travel photos, they will be very photogenic, with an inherent gentle and elegant temperament.
Don't eat the vegetarian food at the exit of Daming Temple, it is very, very bad.
Anonymous userThis stay far exceeded my expectations! Bottled water was thoughtfully provided in the room, and the breakfast selection was plentiful and fresh, with a very clean dining environment. The service butler, 008, was incredibly attentive, helping with luggage upon arrival and providing a detailed explanation of the facilities – the attention to detail was truly heartwarming. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was comfortable, and the food was delicious. The butler-style service made the trip exceptionally worry-free, and I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time!lingliziPassing 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.魔法师王紫儿In 1979, quarry workers blasted Shenju Mountain in Gaoyou, 45 kilometers northwest of Yangzhou, creating a black hole.
A provincial archaeological team rushed to the site and excavated for three years. Within a 25-meter-deep rock pit, a "golden nanmu magic cube" emerged: 856 cypress cores, facing inward, seamlessly joined together with zero nails—a true imperial "Huangchangtichou" (yellow-caged cubit)!
The tomb's owner was identified as Liu Xu, the fourth son of Emperor Wu of Han and Prince of Guangling. The tomb is the largest and most complete in China, making headlines in the People's Daily.
In 1982, the entire tomb was packed up and moved to Shugang, where it was restored to its original state, with every block numbered to perfection.
Today, with a 30-yuan ticket, you can enter this 2,000-year-old "wooden palace," and view original images on your phone, transporting you straight to the cyber-heyday of the Tang Dynasty.203***85It mainly introduces the life and history of the Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou, as well as exhibitions of works by modern calligraphers and painters. Those who are interested in history and calligraphy and painting can come and have a look. If you are not interested, I don’t recommend coming here, as the 24 yuan ticket is not worth it.Anonymous userFirst choose to walk from the South Gate to the North Gate, and then take a cruise back to Xiaojinshan. You will feel that the waterway of the Slender West Lake is narrow and winding, which feels very slender and beautiful. It is definitely worth a visit!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.
