Slender West Lake

It's best to come to Yangzhou on weekdays, otherwise the weekend experience may not be as good. The main purpose of visiting Yangzhou is to eat and play. In the morning, arrange to have morning tea. We recommend the Garden Teahouse or Ye Chun on Yanfu Road (after eating, you can take a walk nearby, there are sightseeing boats and the Tianci Zen Temple). If you want something more upscale, you can go to Quyuan for morning tea, which is right next to Shouxihu Lake. For lunch or dinner, you can find a restaurant to try Huaiyang cuisine. We recommend Yangzhou Banquet, Pingshan Banquet, Yangzhou Lion Tower, Xishi Tower, etc. As for places to visit, start with Daming Temple, then go to Shouxihu Lake, Dongguan Street, Ge Garden, He Garden. Yangzhou is a place for slow living, so take your time to savor it.

Slender West Lake is located in the northwest of Yangzhou City in Jiangsu Province. It's a beautiful park with gardens, temples and pagodas. 🦢🏞️🏯 The history is also very interesting and many sings are biliangual in Chinese and English. It is known for its narrow waterways (so the name slander) that connect gardens, bridges and the area's numerous picturesque spots. Great for taking pictures! 📸 My favorite spot was the bridge on picture 1, so nice. 🎟️ Ticket is about 100RMB, year card is also available #bucketlistreboot #yangzhou #yangzhoutravel #chinatravel #jiangsu #slenderwestlake

It is similar to most of the Chinese lake parks 🎋🌳. Those who have more interest into Chinese culture, monuments, gardens and architecture is a great place to explore 🎍. You can either explore the park by walking or by boat ride ⛵️. I heard its more beautiful in spring with blossoms.🌺🌻 #summervacation#hikingtrails#urbanexplorer

Slender West Lake park in Jiangsu is a gorgeous scenic spot you should visit. You can either take a long walk around the lake, enjoying the scenery and cultural spots, or take a long and beautiful ride in the boats. During spring, weather is nice and flowers make this park an outstanding location. There are many beautiful locations for the perfect picture. Although, during our visit the park was so crowded we couldn’t enjoy it as much as we wanted it. Easy to realize many people travel from far away to visit this gorgeous lake. Inside the park, there are so many special spots that will bring your attention, from the gardens to the white pagoda, boats decorations and blossomed trees, stone laying, bridges, architecture.. absolutely amazing. This place also holds strong cultural heritage and history. 📍 No.28, Dahongqiao Road Slender West Lake Scenic Area Nei, Hanjiang, Yangzhou #urbanexplorer #maydaytrip #garden #park #blossoms #happylaborday #happyfamily #jiangsu #boat #culturalheritage #slenderwestlake #baozhang #lake #laketour #boattour #ancientarchitecture

Travel to Slim West Lake🔥 Detailed guide with super practical routes ❤️Attraction level: AAAAA 🌟Slim West Lake, originally named Baozhang Lake, was dubbed Slim West Lake by Wang Hang, a poet from Hangzhou during the Qianlong era of the Qing Dynasty, after his visit to Yangzhou. 🎈Slim West Lake had already established its basic layout during the Kangxi and Qianlong periods of the Qing Dynasty, earning the reputation of 'the best garden in the world'. Slim West Lake is mainly divided into 14 major attractions, including Wuting Bridge, Twenty-four Bridge, Lotus Pond, Fishing Platform, etc. 🎈Famous attractions: Shibi Liushui, Xichun Terrace, Wanhua Garden, Little Golden Mountain, Xu Garden, Wuting Bridge, Twenty-four Bridge, etc. 🎈Recommended duration of visit: 3-4 hours 🎈Recommended visiting season: Suitable for all seasons 🎈Tour routes: ①Leisurely stroll route: (approximately 4 hours) South Gate - Changdi Spring Willow - Xu Garden - Little Golden Mountain - Fishing Platform - Shuiyun Shenggai - Wuting Bridge - 1757 Food Street (dining, shopping, leisure) - Fuzhuang (tea tasting, snacks) - White Pagoda - Xichun Terrace (enjoying music) - Twenty-four Bridge - Jingxiang Book House - Wanhua Garden Catering Service Center (dining) - Jinghua Pavilion - Shibi Liuliang - Jinquan Flower Island - Yang Style Bonsai Museum (exhibition of Yang style bonsai art) - North Gate - to Daming Temple. ②Commando route: (approximately 2 hours) East Gate - 1757 Food Street (dining, shopping, leisure) - take a sightseeing car to tour Wanhua Garden - get off at Twenty-four Bridge - Xichun Terrace (tea tasting, enjoying music) - take a water bus - South Gate. ③Parent-child route: (approximately 4 hours) Enter the park from the East Gate or North Gate - take a sightseeing car to tour Wanhua Garden - get off at Wuting Bridge - 1757 Food Street (dining, shopping, leisure) - boat rental point - drive an electric boat (enjoy the lake view) - Qingyunxuan (shopping, dining) - Children's Playground - South Gate. 🏎️Sightseeing car: ①South line (one-way): South Gate - Children's Playground - White Pagoda - Linglong Flower World ②Linglong Flower World - White Pagoda - Children's Playground - South Gate North line (one-way): ①Wuting Bridge - 1757 Food Street - Qionghua Square - Shibi Liushui - Yang Style Bonsai Museum - North Gate ②North Gate - Jinquan Flower Island - Shibi Liushui - Twenty-four Bridge - Wuting Bridge ⏱️Opening hours: 6:00-18:00, 19:00-22:30 (No entry after 22:00) 🎫Ticket prices: Day tour: 100 yuan; Night tour: 120 yuan; Day + Night tour: 168 yuan; Sightseeing car: 20 yuan; 🚢Chartered boat prices: Rowing boat: 400 yuan per stop (includes guide narration, Yangzhou ballad); Electric boat: 400 yuan per stop (includes electronic guide narration); Dragon boat: 800 yuan per stop (includes tea, beef candy, and guide narration) Boat individual ticket prices: Electric boat: 50 yuan/person for two stops (25 yuan/person per stop); Dragon boat: 60 yuan/person for two stops (30 yuan/person per stop) (Individuals do not stop midway) 🌎The sunset at Slim West Lake is beautiful, suitable for taking photos; there are light shows at night.

Why visit Yangzhou? A single line 'In the fireworks-filled March, I went down to Yangzhou' explains it all, sparking everyone's longing for the beautiful scenery of the south of the Yangtze River. But, is March the best time to visit Yangzhou? Actually, it's not. The 'March' referred to by the ancients is the lunar March, which corresponds to April in the Gregorian calendar! April is indeed the best time to visit Yangzhou. What many people don't know is that there is a flower that mainly blooms in Yangzhou, the Qiong flower, which blossoms in April. In April, the sunshine in Yangzhou is just right, the breeze is gentle, making it the best season for sightseeing. Whether it's the blooming Slender West Lake, the lush Ge Garden, or the bustling Dongguan Street, all will offer you the best experience. If you haven't been to Yangzhou yet, then set off in April.

"In the misty rain of March, go down to Yangzhou", it's predicted that Yangzhou in March and April will become an unattainable peak. 📣【Travel Methods】 🚄High-speed train: Arrive at Yangzhou Station or Yangzhou East Station ✈Plane: Arrive at Yangtai Airport, 🚘Self-driving: Recommended for nearby cities, the experience will be better 📣【Must-Visit Attractions】 🔶Grand Canal Museum: The most surprising itinerary inside, with a total of 🈶10 pavilions, enter from the left and stroll all the way without having to backtrack, the 2nd and 3rd pavilions are the most astonishing, with immersive simulations of Yangzhou's beautiful scenery and bustling flower markets 🔶Slender West Lake: For those who often reside in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai, and frequently visit places like Suzhou, Wuxi, and Hangzhou, the attraction is not that great, but its reputation precedes it, so you always want to take a look 🔶Dongguan Street: A very authentic old Yangzhou historical street and also a food and commercial street, the night view is also fantastic! Wenchang Pavilion, one of the landmarks of Yangzhou, is worth a visit for a photo op~ 🔶Ge Garden: One of the four famous gardens in China, it integrates garden art and landscape, with many rockeries and bamboo groves, and the garden's winter-sweet is in full bloom, especially 🈶 artistic. 🔶Pishi Street: Only a few hundred meters long, mainly for landmark check-ins and cultural and creative shops, not much food, if you like snacks, it is recommended to go to Guoqing Road, which is only one or two kilometers away from Pishi Street. 📣【About Accommodation and Dining】 🚋Accommodation: It is recommended to choose near Dongguan Street or Wenchang Pavilion, the location is convenient, and it's easy to enjoy food and entertainment~ 🍲Cuisine: Having morning tea in Yangzhou is a must ‼ ☑Affordable dining 🔜 Huayuan, recommended three-ding bao, pine nut shumai, vermicelli soup ☑Exquisite dining 🔜 Xiangyuan or Quyuan, both are safe choices ‼ ☑Yangda yogurt, Yangzhou fried rice, Yangzhou dry silk, braised lion's head, must-try ‼ ☑Ziqi Hotpot, Yangzhou's own Haidilao, must-try

Chang'an thirty thousand li of Yangzhou really made me yearn for it Everyone says that in the fireworks of March, go down to Yangzhou I followed the trend and made a trip It was really worth it. — But now Yangzhou is even more beautiful, with peach blossoms and willows green, ✅Yangzhou back scrubbing✅Jiangnan gardens✅special morning tea, all make me linger and forget to return. This city is really stunning, but it's also really crowded. If you want to have a good time and avoid the crowds, you need to get up early. — Sharing my 2️⃣ days 1️⃣ night in-depth travel strategy, if you have any questions, feel free to ask ❓ — 🚶 'My travel route' Day1. Slender West Lake➡️Yi Garden➡️Siwang Pavilion➡️Datong River Museum Day2. Fuxi Road➡️Zhi Chun Tea House➡️He Garden or Ge Garden Street➡️Pi Market Street — 🚗 'About transportation' Take the high-speed train to "Yangzhou East" or "Yangzhou", then take a taxi or public transportation for subsequent visits, as most scenic areas are relatively concentrated and not far apart. — ⚠️ 'Some tips to avoid pitfalls' ✅Yangzhou morning tea is very famous, tourists usually go to Zhi Chun or Yi Garden, Zhi Chun has a good environment and the food is also delicious and exquisite. Yi Garden, unless it's to sit at table number 3 and take photos against Siwang Pavilion, otherwise the food is not very good, not recommended. ✅Yang Da yogurt is available in convenience stores, just buy two cups to check in, the taste is okay. ✅Slender West Lake is very crowded, you can rush in early in the morning, not only is the sunrise and morning mist beautiful, but you also don't have to squeeze with people, after 8 o'clock there are a lot of people. ✅Grand Canal Museum requires reservation, if you just want to take photos, you don't need to reserve to enter the museum, the sunset spot is on the bridge outside. — 🚩 'About the attractions' 1️⃣Slender West Lake Yangzhou's landmark, in the morning there are swans passing through the Twenty-Four Bridge, and the sunrise is beautiful with the mist. Climbing the nearby Qiling Pagoda of Daming Temple can also overlook the panoramic view of Slender West Lake. 2️⃣Yan Fuxi Road After having morning tea at Zhi Chun, don't hurry away, stroll along Yan Fuxi Road, the water is clear and the breeze is quiet, very comfortable. 3️⃣Pi Market Street & Dongguan Street The streets are not long and are quite commercialized, with many artistic shops to visit, and there is a big Yangzhou logo wall for check-in. 4️⃣Grand Canal Museum Recently very popular, needs to be booked in advance. Entering early can avoid the crowds, and there is a lot to see inside. Then in the afternoon, you can wait outside the museum for the sunset and night view, which is absolutely beautiful. 5️⃣He Garden Known as the 'Number One Garden of the Late Qing Dynasty', it has a combination of Chinese and Western styles, with magnolias blooming in spring and red maples like fire in autumn, a very beautiful garden. 6️⃣Ge Garden Not far from 'He Garden', if time is not enough, choose one of them. Ge Garden is mainly known for its rockery structures, which are exquisite and delicate.

Visiting Yangzhou in the fireworks-laden March, it's not my first time here. Yangzhou always has a magical pull that beckons one to visit. Every March, I can't help but feel the urge to go to Yangzhou, to see its flowers, to feel its breeze. In March, Yangzhou's cherry blossoms and magnolias bloom, pink and white interweaving in a fragrant dance across the city. At this time, He Garden is as romantic as ever, with the scent of flowers lingering on. In March, the willows of Yangzhou gently sprout new leaves, the mild breeze of Slender West Lake caresses the face, and the warm sunshine feels like a gentle touch of jade, bringing a subtle and refreshing fragrance. In March, Yangzhou, devoid of major festivals, is less crowded, making for a quiet and pleasant time to eat, drink, and take photos. In March, one can enjoy morning tea in Yangzhou without the need to queue, savoring crab roe buns, Wuding buns, Yangchun noodles, and dry-fried silk noodles to one's heart's content. In March, taking a bath in Yangzhou is also very comfortable. How can one miss out on experiencing the bathing culture of Yangzhou, scrubbing oneself until they're as red as a freshly cooked prawn? It's invigorating. In March, embark on a culinary journey in Yangzhou, indulging in Huaiyang cuisine until you're fully satisfied, with dishes like lion's head meatballs, osmanthus river shrimp, soy-braised rice cakes with hairy crab, and Wensi tofu, all of which are favorites. In March, have a date with Slender West Lake, stroll through it, and experience the beauty of the classical gardens of the south, elegant and graceful. In March, if you catch a light rain in Yangzhou, there's no need for an umbrella. Experience the misty, rain-soaked beauty of the south, a sight too beautiful for words. In March, walking on the old streets of Yangzhou, stepping on the stone pavements, one can explore the nostalgic atmosphere of the old southern households, poetic and dreamlike. In March, open your camera and shoot to your heart's content. Everywhere is a scene, endless to capture, impossible to see it all. Once you've been to Yangzhou, you can never let go of the longing in your heart. Visit once, and you'll dream of returning, intoxicated by the southern charm of Yangzhou's time, truly intoxicating.

The spring water is so beautiful that it's like a painting! As March arrives, this city, nestled in poetry, welcomes its most beautiful season! The phrase 'In the misty, flower-laden March, we go down to Yangzhou,' encapsulates everyone's yearning for Yangzhou in spring. Having been to Yangzhou more than 10 times, I've summarized 15 spring travel tips to avoid pitfalls for Yangzhou. Friends planning to go can save this~ It's recommended to stay near Slender West Lake/Wenchang Pavilion, close to Dongguan Street, Ge Garden, He Garden, and Slender West Lake, with many delicious foods nearby. 2Yangzhou's transportation is very convenient, with flights to Yangzhou Taizhou International Airport, and high-speed trains to Yangzhou Station or Yangzhou East Station The best time to visit Yangzhou is from March to May, during which the city of Yangzhou has drizzles, willows, and begonias, arguably the most beautiful time of the year, and avoiding this period will mean much fewer people

I love the spring in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai, with the bright and beautiful March and April, where good scenery can be found everywhere in the south of the Yangtze River. You can travel from Nanjing, Yangzhou, Suzhou, Shanghai, Hangzhou to Shaoxing, enjoying countless beautiful views and delicious foods. In Nanjing at this time, the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, especially those at the Jiming Temple, which are exceptionally beautiful, making the ancient temple full of spring vitality. While admiring the cherry blossoms, don't forget to taste Nanjing's delicacies, such as duck blood and vermicelli soup, honey lotus root, small wontons, crispy baked buns, vegetarian assorted dishes, sugar taro sprouts; Nanjing's snacks have won my heart. Yangzhou at the end of March and the beginning of April is also lovely, with willows swaying, the green waves of Slender West Lake rippling, and boating on the lake is peaceful and leisurely, a scene that makes one want to write a poem. Yangzhou's cuisine is also not to be missed, with a rich variety of morning tea and the light and delicate Yangzhou dishes. Oh, I really want to live in Yangzhou and be intoxicated with its food. Heading south to the city of Suzhou, with its drizzling rain, the hydrangeas in the Lingering Garden are in full bloom, and the Suzhou gardens are like a dream in the misty rain, too beautiful for words. Suzhou's cuisine is also so exquisite that it's hard to bring oneself to disturb it with chopsticks, with Suzhou-style noodles, pastries, and Su cuisine, so refined they seem not of this world, unforgettable! Shanghai's spring is not only about tulips but also about crabapple blossoms, not only about romance but also about the warmth and brightness of spring. When you come to Shanghai to enjoy the spring, you must also enjoy the food, such as shepherd's purse cakes, shepherd's purse and bamboo shoot buns, shepherd's purse three delicacies wontons; these are all part of Shanghai's spring flavor, how can one word 'fresh' describe it all? From Shanghai to Hangzhou, it's a different scene, with the lakeside full of flowers and willows, Su Causeway in the spring morning, and the thick atmosphere of spring. A cup of Longjing tea before Qingming Festival, a view of Hangzhou's own spring, makes one linger and forget to return. Hangzhou in spring also has its unique delicacies, with oil-braised bamboo shoots at the right time, Longjing tea fragrant Dongpo pork, osmanthus lotus seed cake, all of which are my favorites. The last stop, Shaoxing, is also full of surprises, with tender green leaves, pink flowers, white walls and black tiles, small bridges over flowing water, a beautiful picture of spring in the south of the Yangtze River. Shaoxing's food is impressive, with stinky tofu, wine-marinated chicken, Shaoxing three delicacies, rice cakes, drunken shrimp, all too delicious. At night, a warm pot of yellow wine helps one to sleep warmly and beautifully. I visit the south of the Yangtze River every year, not afraid of the late arrival of spring, just come when it comes~

This month, I must make a trip to Yangzhou. The itinerary is as follows: On the first day, visit Daming Temple, Slender West Lake, Ge Garden, Dongguan Street, Caiyi Street, and Wenchang Pavilion. Daming Temple, named after the Daming era of Emperor Xiaowu of the Southern Song Dynasty, has a history of over 1500 years and is the foremost of the eight famous temples in Yangzhou. It is located at No. 8 East Road of Ping Shan Tang in Shugang, Xingjiang District, with an admission fee of 45 yuan (an additional 26 yuan is required for climbing the Qiling Pagoda). Slender West Lake, in comparison to the famous West Lake in Hangzhou, appears more 'slender', exuding the delicate charm of a southern Yangtze River lady. Twenty-four Bridge: 'On a bright moonlit night by the Twenty-four Bridge, where does the jade person teach to play the flute?' The bridge is 24 meters long, 2.4 meters wide, with 24 columns and 24 steps. Wuting Bridge: 'One of the most beautiful ancient bridges in China', built during the Qianlong era of the Qing Dynasty, it combines the grandeur of the north with the grace of the south. It is located at No. 28 Dahongqiao Road in Xingjiang District, with a daytime ticket price of 100 yuan and 120 yuan at night. There is also a West Lake cruise, priced at 45 yuan. Ge Garden, one of the four famous gardens in China, the other three being Suzhou's Humble Administrator's Garden, Beijing's Summer Palace, and Chengde's Mountain Resort. The garden is surrounded by green bamboo, with rockeries in all seasons, presenting a view at every step and fully displaying the beauty of classical gardens. It is located at No. 10 Yanfu East Road in Guangling District, with a ticket price of 50 yuan. Dongguan Street is a historical witness to the development and evolution of Yangzhou city, with a history of 1200 years, and is known as the most representative historical street in Yangzhou. Caiyi Street, a must-visit food street, is filled with a strong local atmosphere. Recommended delicacies include Bajie roasted pig's trotters, Lingbao roujiamo, and Hua Jie stinky tofu. Wenchang Pavilion, as a landmark building of Yangzhou. On the second day, head to Pishi Street, He Garden, and the Grand Canal Museum. Pishi Street, named during the Ming and Qing dynasties for the 'Leather Goods Street', is now a street with a literary and fresh style. Here you can find the popular internet-famous background wall that looks good in any photo, as well as the special Biancheng Bookstore that only sells ancient books. He Garden, also known as 'Jixiao Villa', enjoys the reputation of 'the best garden of the late Qing Dynasty'. Every corner is filled with classical charm. In March, the magnolias in the garden bloom splendidly. It is located at No. 66 Xuningmen Street in Guangling District, with a ticket price of 45 yuan. The Grand Canal Museum is one of the must-visit destinations in Yangzhou. As a newly built museum, it perfectly integrates technology with cultural relics, modernity with history. It is located at No. 1 Yunbo Road in the Southeast New City of Guangling District, Yangzhou, with free admission (but advance reservation is required, and it is closed on Mondays). For accommodation, you can choose to stay near Wenchang Pavilion for convenience in travel and sightseeing (prices near Slender West Lake are slightly higher). For food, Pishi Street offers Duanrong Shaobing, Yangda Yogurt, Memory Fried Shop, Mushroom Hall, Floating Life, Frog Boudoir Secret, Qingmo Research Plant Room, Wu Huo, Juanjuan An, Da You Huoshao, and many other delicacies. On Ankang Road, there are Gaoyou specialty stinky tofu, Ganghui Desserts, Ruanji Roast Duck, Li Guangtou Fried Skewers, and other characteristic snacks.