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DDavid: I had a wonderful stay for 3 Weeks there and it was really good. The breakfast was 50% European and 50% Chinese. It was really nice. It was my third time there and always a good experience.
No. 182 Renmin Road
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No. 99 Xingfu Avenue
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GGuest User: It's my first time staying here. Overall, I think it's a good local hotel in terms of accommodation, dining and other aspects. The front desk manager Yang is enthusiastic in service. The hotel has rich facilities, a gym, laundry room and clean rooms. The private room in Changzhou Hall is elegant, with carpets and warm lighting. The overall environment of the hotel is absolutely comfortable. recommend!
No. 9 Xingfu Avenue
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GGuest User: The room environment is quite good, and the front desk service is also good. Breakfast is good. Pickled cabbage and shredded pork noodles are delicious.
No. 7 Shuangshan North Road
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No. 1 Shuangyong North Road
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If you dislike the crowds in popular cities, then I recommend Sheyang in Yancheng. You've definitely heard the legend of Hou Yi shooting down the suns—this is its birthplace! Sheyang is a coastal city, boasting everything a seaside town has to offer—delicious food, fun activities, and surprisingly, intangible cultural heritage acrobatic performances, a large children's playground, and a wealth of New Year's activities. There's something for everyone, young and old. 🗺️ 3 Days 2 Nights Itinerary Recommendation Day 1: Andersen Fairy Tale Park → Sheyang Acrobatic Art Center (Check acrobatic performance schedules beforehand). I recommend staying near Wuyue Plaza for easy walking access to the attractions. Day 2: Hou Yi Cultural Park → Xixin Temple → Boxin Huangshagang Scenic Area Day 3: Red-crowned Crane Wetland Ecological Tourism Area → Qianhe Lake Park or Riyue Island 🔥 Must-Visit Hidden Gems in Sheyang ✅ Andersen Fairy Tale Park: The castle is stunning, aesthetically pleasing! Familiar classic IPs come alive right here, with a full range of rides and no queues! New features added for the Spring Festival include a photo wall, NPC interactions, and a spectacular acrobatic parade. ✅Sheyang Acrobatic Art Center: A cultural landmark of Sheyang! A provincial-level intangible cultural heritage! Winner of numerous awards, including a Guinness World Record-holding performance of "Comrades-in-Arms." A must-see acrobatic show—suitable for all ages and providing joy for the whole family! ✅Xixin Temple (Free): Visit the Temple of the God of Wealth on the fifth day of the Lunar New Year to pray for a peaceful, prosperous, and abundant year. This famous temple in northern Jiangsu, located on the banks of the Sheyang River, is exceptionally auspicious. ✅Riyue Island Health and Wellness Tourism Resort: The lantern festival is filled with a strong festive atmosphere. Enjoy lakeside cycling, a space park, ecological leisure activities, and healthy hot pot... ✅Sangle Pastoral Area: Take your children to experience fruit picking, a petting zoo, and a rural tour. ✅Houyi Cultural Park: Tracing the origin of the name Sheyang, with its ancient-style buildings. ✅Boxin Huangshagang Scenic Area: In winter, stroll along the fish stalls and enjoy seafood. During the Lunar New Year, you can watch a traditional intangible cultural heritage performance. ✅Red-crowned Crane Wetland Ecological Tourism Area: Sheyang is the hometown of the red-crowned crane. Here you can see world-class wetlands and get up close to the cranes.

No need to travel far to Disneyland; at Sheyang Andersen Park, you can turn childhood fantasies into reality! Castles, fairy tales, sunshine—this is the true way to relax on vacation✨ Perfect for bringing the kids! Address: Andersen Fairy Tale Park, No. 88 Xingfu Avenue, Sheyang County, Yancheng City, Jiangsu Province 🚗: Navigate to "Andersen Fairy Tale Park" for convenient parking. 🚌: You can take a bus from Sheyang County city center to the "Andersen Park" stop. ⏰ Opening Hours: 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM (may extend on holidays, please check in advance) · Tickets: Adult tickets about 100 RMB, children’s tickets about 75 RMB, available for purchase in advance on official or third-party platforms, often with discounts. 🎠 Andersen Fairy Tale Park Play Guide 🌟 Family-friendly order: Castle exhibition → Carousel → 5D Cinema → Petting Zoo → Flower Car Parade; Thrill-seeker order: Roller coaster → Wish Tower → Canyon Rafting; 📸 Photo Highlights · Pink Castle: The park’s iconic building with blue roofs and pink walls, very photogenic. · Treehouse Check-in Spot: Unique design, as if stepped out of a picture book, perfect for forest fairy tale style photos. · The Emperor’s New Clothes Statue: Highly interactive, great for taking cute contrast photos with the statue, ideal for funny video intros. · Andersen Bronze Statue: Located at the park entrance, a perfect spot to "converse" with the fairy tale master.

During the National Day holiday, I took the kids back to their grandparents' 👨🏻🦳, and on the way back, we stopped by this amusement park, which is not in Disneyland, but in the Andersen Fairy Tale Park in Sheyang, filled with fairy tale charm, the kids loved it so much. The whole park is quite large, with many fun attractions, but during the National Day, there really were a lot of people, and the queues for popular attractions started at half an hour, we only went on the Flying Elephant, which is suitable for young children! The park is divided into four areas: The Little Match Girl's Ice and Snow Area, The Emperor's New Clothes Castle Area, The Ugly Duckling's Dreamland Area, and The Thumbelina Jungle Area. Attractions: Drop tower, rafting, carousel, bumper cars, Flying Elephant, Frog Jump, roller coaster 'not open during the National Day holiday', trampolines, etc., with both thrilling and non-thrilling options to choose from. There are also many cute animals to see in the Pet Pavilion! The castle area's night light show is also very beautiful, and there was a fireworks show during the National Day holiday, we went during the day, so unfortunately, we missed it! 🏰: Andersen Fairy Tale Park 🧭: Opposite to Yancheng Sheyang Fitness Center, Jiangsu 🎫: Family ticket for one adult and one child 115

🌊 **Lianyungang – Liandao Bay | Approx. 3h travel time** ✨ Must-see highlights 🔹 **Dashawan Beach**: Fine, soft sand, the top choice for safe wading! Kids can play to their heart's content~ 🔹 **Seaside foraging secret spot**: Gaogong Island rocky area, catch small crabs and pick oysters 🦪 Remember to wear rubber shoes to prevent slipping! 🌊 **Ningbo Xiangshan – Songlanshan + Fantongshan | Approx. 4h travel time** ✨ Must-see highlights 🔹 **Songlanshan Beach**: Crescent-shaped golden beach, relatively clean water, great for photos 📸 🔹 **Fantongshan seaside foraging**: Tidal flats after low tide, dig for razor clams and pick mud snails, a bountiful harvest 🐚 🌊 **Yancheng – Sheyang seaside foraging | Approx. 2.5h travel time** ✨ Must-see highlights 🔹 **Tidal flat foraging**: After low tide, it's full of mudskippers and small mud crabs, a great way to tire out the kids! 🔹 **Animal encounter**: Visit the Milu Deer Park for a close-up with the Père David's deer, kids love it 🦌 🌊 **Nantong Qidong – Golden Beach + Bihai Yinsha | Approx. 3h travel time** ✨ Must-see highlights 🔹 **Dual-sea experience**: Ride an ox cart onto the tidal flats after low tide to dig for clams, a full-on experience 🐮 🔹 **Man-made white sand beach**: Evergrande Bihai Yinsha, gives you that Semporna vacation vibe 🏖️ 📝 **Pro tips** ✓ Foraging essentials: Sun protection clothing, non-slip rubber shoes, and a foldable bucket (must-haves!) ✓ Timing guide: Remember to check the tide table for foraging! Arriving 1 hour before low tide is just right ✓ Best time: Foraging is most comfortable in the morning or evening; avoid the midday sun Yancheng is already fully booked for the Qingming Festival 🔥 Get your May Day plans ready now! Taking the kids to the beach to eat seafood and hunt for treasures is the right way to spend the holiday~ ✨

Xixin Temple is a National 4A-rated tourist attraction located in Sheyang County, Yancheng, Jiangsu. It is a well-known thousand-year-old temple on the coast of the Yellow Sea, often referred to as the "Blessed Land of the Yellow Sea." 📍 Basic practical information Address: 100 meters north of the west gate of Mingda Vocational and Technical College, Shehai Line, Sheyang County, Yancheng City, Jiangsu Province Opening hours: 7:00 AM–6:00 PM all year round; last entry at 6:00 PM Ticket policy: The attraction is free to enter. A separate ticket is required to climb the Wanfo Pagoda. Seniors aged 60 and above, people with disabilities, military personnel, and other groups may enjoy free or discounted admission 🏯 Key attractions Wanfo Pagoda: The temple's landmark building. This 9-story, 68-meter-tall octagonal pavilion-style pagoda houses 10,000 Buddha statues. Climbing the pagoda offers a panoramic view of the Sheyang River mudflats Jade Buddha Hall: Houses a 2.5-meter-tall, 5-ton Shakyamuni Buddha statue carved from a single piece of jade. It is the temple's most prized treasure, featuring exquisite craftsmanship and a warm, lustrous texture Mahavira Hall: Standing 19.8 meters tall, the hall features Buddha statues crafted using Taiwanese gilding techniques. The "Thousand Dragons Worship" caisson ceiling is exquisitely carved, representing a masterpiece of Jianghuai architecture Guanzizai Garden: A garden within the temple. The walls of the long corridor are engraved with calligraphy by eminent monks throughout history. The garden is shaded by bamboo groves and lush trees, offering a quiet and serene environment ✨ Highlights of the experience The temple integrates Han Chinese Buddhist layout with Jianghuai architectural features. Covering 60 mu, it offers a clean and elegant environment and is highly renowned across the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai regions. The signature Haipai vegetarian cuisine is prepared with local organic ingredients. Dishes such as vegetarian noodles, vegetarian buns, and Xixin soup are light and leave a sweet aftertaste—a must-try experience. Folk customs include "touching the bronze lion in front of the Mahavira Hall and circling the Wanfo Pagoda three times to pray for blessings." The century-old male and female ginkgo trees in the temple are particularly stunning when they turn golden in autumn. 🚗 Transportation guide Public transportation: After arriving in Sheyang County, transfer to the local No. 6 bus to reach the attraction entrance directly Driving directions: From Yancheng, take the Shenhai Expressway, pass through S233 and S226, turn onto Xingfu Avenue, and enter Shehai Line to arrive. A free eco-friendly parking lot is available next to the attraction Accessibility: The main tour area of the temple has flat roads, allowing for smooth wheelchair access. Gentle ramps are provided in front of the core halls to facilitate visits for guests with limited mobility.

Zhejiang Yunhe Scenery: The terraced fields reach their peak autumn colors from October to November. Morning mist slowly rolls along the ridges, and the layered fields resemble a golden canvas, with distant villages peeking through the haze🌾 Must-visit attractions: Yunhe Terraced Fields, Baiyingu Ancient Village, Qixingdun Viewing Platform Transportation: Driving saves time; or take a train to Yunhe County, then transfer to a scenic shuttle or local bus Local specialties: Field snails, snow pear cakes, preserved vegetable flatbread Travel tips: It's windy on the mountain in the morning, so bring a thick jacket and non-slip shoes; confirm homestay and shuttle bookings in advance Duration: 2 days Why visit: Autumn clouds and terraced fields together, fewer tourists, perfect for photos and relaxing✨ Guangxi Zhaoping Scenery: Huangyao Ancient Town features blue bricks and black tiles, with streams flowing through the streets. Autumn sunlight falls on the stone paths, making it simple and quiet. The scenery along the Gui River is lush and beautiful, perfect for a slow-paced sightseeing trip🏮 Must-visit attractions: Huangyao Ancient Town, Wenming Pavilion, Dailong Bridge Transportation: Driving is most convenient; take high-speed rail to Hezhou, then transfer to a bus or ride-hailing service Local specialties: Fermented bean curd rice noodles, oil tea, stuffed tofu Travel tips: Stone paths in the ancient town are slippery after rain, wear comfortable shoes; don't just look for low prices for accommodation, confirm if it's inside the scenic area Duration: 2 days Why visit: Comfortable autumn weather, perfect for strolling through old alleys and watching the sunset🍵 Zhejiang Quzhou Scenery: Quzhou has the hustle and bustle of an ancient city, as well as the unique autumn peaks of Mount Jianglang. The weather is crisp from October to November, perfect for hiking, cloud-watching, and strolling through old streets⛰️ Must-visit attractions: Mount Jianglang, Nianbadu Ancient Town, Shuitingmen Historical and Cultural Block Transportation: High-speed rail to Quzhou Station; taxis are convenient in the city, and driving is better for surrounding attractions Local specialties: Quzhou duck heads, "three heads and one palm" (duck heads, rabbit heads, fish heads, and duck web), baked cakes Travel tips: Mount Jianglang has many stairs, check the weather in advance; duck heads are very spicy, specify if you can't handle spice Duration: 2–3 days Why visit: Great scenery, culture, and food, perfect for a slow weekend trip🌶️ Jiangsu Yancheng Scenery: In autumn, the wind blows across the tidal flats in Yancheng, turning the wetland reeds golden. Elks roam in the wilderness, creating a vast and healing scene🦌 Must-visit attractions: Dafeng Milu National Nature Reserve, Yellow Sea Forest Park, Red-crowned Crane Wetland Transportation: High-speed rail to Yancheng Station; attractions are scattered, driving or chartering a car is more convenient Local specialties: Yancheng egg pancakes, Dongtai fish soup noodles, Sheyang rice Travel tips: It's windy in the wetlands, bring a hat and jacket; don't make loud noises when birdwatching, and don't feed the animals Duration: 2 days Why visit: Migratory birds arrive in autumn, perfect for getting close to nature and photographing the sunset🌅 Yunnan Jianshui Scenery: The sun is warm in Jianshui Ancient Town. The bluestone alleys, Zhu Family Garden, and ancient wells all hide stories of southern Yunnan. Riding the small train through the fields is slow and full of ritual sense🚂 Must-visit attractions: Lin'an Ancient City, Zhu Family Garden, Shuanglong Bridge, Tuanshan Village Transportation: High-speed rail to Jianshui Station; walk within the ancient city, chartering a car is more convenient for surrounding areas Local specialties: Steampot chicken, grilled tofu, caoya rice noodles Travel tips: The Jianshui small train has limited schedules, book tickets in advance; prices vary at different grilled tofu shops in the ancient city, ask before ordering Duration: 2 days Why visit: Pleasant autumn/winter temperatures, the ancient city is great for exploring, rich in food, perfect for a slow-paced trip🏮 Shanxi Datong Scenery: October in Datong is crisp and clear. The ancient city walls, Huayan Temple, and Shanhua Temple look even more solemn under the blue sky. The statues in the Yungang Grottoes have stood for thousands of years and are still breathtaking🪨 Must-visit attractions: Yungang Grottoes, Huayan Temple, Ancient City Wall, Hanging Temple Transportation: High-speed rail to Datong South Station; taxis are convenient in the city, chartering a car or joining a reputable tour is recommended for the Hanging Temple Local specialties: Sliced noodles, lamb offal, shaomai, Hunyuan jelly noodles Travel tips: It's windy around the Hanging Temple, wear non-slip shoes; book popular attractions in advance, don't trust low-price guides Duration: 2–3 days Why visit: Clear autumn light, ancient architecture and grottoes are perfect for a cultural trip📸 Sichuan Hongya Scenery: Hongya in autumn is shrouded in mist. The forests of Wawu Mountain are dyed with autumn colors, and streams and waterfalls are hidden deep in the forest. The air is as fresh as a natural filter🌲 Must-visit attractions: Wawu Mountain, Liujiang Ancient Town, Gaomiao Ancient Town Transportation: Driving is most flexible; you can also transfer after arriving in Meishan or Ya'an Local specialties: Ya fish, rattan pepper chicken, bobo chicken Travel tips: Temperatures on the mountain are lower than in the county, bring warm clothing; some trails are slippery on rainy days, check scenic area announcements in advance Duration: 2 days Why visit: Rich autumn forest colors, perfect for hiking, breathing fresh air, and soaking in hot springs♨️ Fujian Changting Scenery: Changting Ancient Town is nestled against mountains and water. The ancient city walls, Diantou Street, and Wolong Academy string together Hakka memories. The autumn sun is soft, and walking in the old streets is full of local life🏯 Must-visit attractions: Tingzhou Ancient City Wall, Diantou Street, Baxi Hall, Wolong Academy Transportation: High-speed rail to Changting South Station; attractions in the ancient city are concentrated, walking or cycling is enough Local specialties: Braised pork chunks, white-cut Hetian chicken, lamp cakes Travel tips: Some shops in the ancient city close early at night, try to eat local specialties early; keep quiet when photographing residential courtyards Duration: 2 days Why visit: Not too cold or hot in autumn, the ancient city is uncrowded and great for exploring, perfect for experiencing Hakka culture✨

Hey everyone! I just got back from Yancheng and I'm so pleasantly surprised! 🦢 It's not just about the ethereal red-crowned cranes and adorable elk; there are also stunning flower fields and deep cultural heritage! While the memories are fresh, I've put together this tried-and-tested, no-fail guide for you. Just follow along! 📝 📍Attraction Basics · City and surroundings: China Sea Salt Museum (learn about sea salt culture), Yanzhen Water Street (water town charm), New Fourth Army Memorial Hall (patriotic education), European-style Flower Street (romantic streets). · Sheyang direction: Red-crowned Crane Wetland Ecological Tourism Area (ethereal vibes). · Dafeng direction: Huanghai Forest Park (green oxygen bar), Milu Deer Park (paradise for cute animals). · Dongtai direction: Holland Flower Park (popular photo spot), Zhuxi Ancient Town (quiet, traditional style). · Jianhu/suburbs: Dayangwan Ecological Tourism Scenic Area, Dazong Lake Tourist Resort. 🗺️Itinerary (Tried-and-tested 3-day/2-night classic version) Day 1|City culture and leisure: Arrive at Yancheng Station ➡️ China Sea Salt Museum ➡️ Yanzhen Water Street ➡️ New Fourth Army Memorial Hall ➡️ European-style Flower Street. Taxis are convenient for city attractions; enjoy the culture and romance! Day 2|Dafeng animal and forest route: Yancheng Station ➡️ Milu Deer Park ➡️ Huanghai Forest Park. See cute animals and breathe fresh air—perfect for families! Day 3|Dongtai flower and ancient town route: Yancheng Station ➡️ Holland Flower Park ➡️ Zhuxi Ancient Town. Stunning for photos, enjoy a slow-paced, traditional vibe! 🏨Accommodation Recommendations · Tinghu District (near Yancheng Station): Convenient transport, easy access to food, great as a base. · Dafeng District: Stay here if you want to explore the Milu Deer Park and Forest Park in depth. · Dongtai District: Close to Holland Flower Park, nice environment, perfect for those who prefer peace and quiet. 🍜Food Recommendations Don't just look, keep your mouth busy! 🤤 · Must-eat list: Dongtai fish soup noodles, Yancheng egg pancakes, Wuyou drunken snails, Dazong Lake hairy crabs, Jianhu lotus root balls. · Dining tips: There's plenty of food near European-style Flower Street and Yanzhen Water Street in the city. For the most authentic fish soup noodles, head to downtown Dongtai! 📸Photo Guide 1. Red-crowned Crane Wetland: Wear light colors or Hanfu to capture the cranes in flight—very atmospheric. 2. Milu Deer Park: Wear bright colors for photos with the elk—super cute. 3. Holland Flower Park: Wear a dress to capture fairytale vibes in the tulip fields. 4. Huanghai Forest Park: Take fresh, forest-style photos on the forest trails. 5. Zhuxi Ancient Town: Wear traditional costumes for photos by the bridges and streams. 6. European-style Flower Street: Shoot the night views and lights in the evening for a romantic atmosphere. 💡Practical Tips 1. Transport: High-speed rail to Yancheng Station is very convenient. Taxis to city attractions take about 15–20 minutes. For surrounding attractions, driving is better: Red-crowned Crane Wetland is about 100 minutes, Milu Deer Park about 90 minutes, and Holland Flower Park about 60 minutes. 2. Best time to visit: Spring and autumn are best. Holland Flower Park is most beautiful in spring when tulips bloom; winter is best for seeing the red-crowned cranes overwintering. 3. Gear: There are many mosquitoes in the wetland park, so bring repellent. Cycling is comfortable in the forest park. 4. Reservations: Book venues like the Sea Salt Museum in advance and bring your ID! ⚠️Tips to Avoid Pitfalls 1. The locations shown are for reference only; please check actual conditions. Check attraction opening hours before you go. 2. Surrounding attractions are far away. If you don't have a car, it's recommended to book a legitimate one-day tour. Don't trust unlicensed taxis on the street. 3. Food inside scenic areas is relatively expensive; you can bring your own snacks and water. 4. There are time limits for the red-crowned crane flight displays, so check the schedule in advance so you don't miss it. 5. There is a large temperature difference between morning and evening in spring and autumn, so remember to bring a jacket. In short, Yancheng is truly an underrated treasure of a city! Save this post and set off whenever you're ready~ If you have any questions, ask me in the comments section—I'll reply to everyone! Let's go, guys~ 🚀 Yancheng Travel

The Andersen Fairy Tale Park I've been dreaming of is finally here! Finally checked it off my list 🐰 📍Address: No. 89 Xingfu Avenue, Hede Town, Sheyang County, Yancheng City, Jiangsu Province (opposite the National Fitness Center) 🈺️Hours: Open year-round 9:30 AM–5:30 PM (last entry at 5:00 PM). Open Oct 1–Oct 7 from 9:30 AM–8:30 PM (last entry at 8:00 PM) 🎫Admission: ¥94. You can get the Shuiyun Jiangsu Card for one free visit. Children under 1.1 meters get in free. ✅Recommended attractions: 🔸Dumbo ride (rode 3 times in a row) 🔸Carousel (2 times) 🔸Bumper cars (rode 2 times) 🔸5D movie "Fly Over China" (the kids loved it; it took us to Mount Everest, the Forbidden City in Beijing, the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River, and even gave us a cosmic view of Earth) 🔸Petting zoo (¥10 for a portion of carrots, peanuts, or jerky; it even comes with a water gun. The marmots peel the peanuts themselves—it was an eye-opener) 🔸Trampoline (can be used indoors on rainy days; outdoor non-powered facilities can also be used during light rain. A fantastic place to take the little ones) Parking is free, and you can order food delivery to the ticket gate, which is super convenient [Grin]

Travel Guide to Linhai, Yancheng, Fuzhou, and Jixi These four cities are located in Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, and Anhui provinces, each with its own distinct character: Linhai is an ancient city with Song Dynasty charm at the foot of the "Great Wall of Jiangnan"; Yancheng is an ecological city where wetlands, deer, and sea salt culture intertwine; Fuzhou is the hometown of Tang Xianzu, known as the "Hometown of Talented Scholars"; and Jixi is a hidden gem of Huizhou culture. Below is a summary of key activities and practical information for each city. I. Linhai (Taizhou, Zhejiang) Keywords: Great Wall of Jiangnan, Ziyang Ancient Street, Nuojiji Snacks Core Attractions The Taizhou City Wall, certified by National Geographic as the "Great Wall of Jiangnan," is an important blueprint for the Ming Dynasty Great Wall in the north. Recommended Route: Lansheng Gate → Baiyun Tower → Yanxia Pavilion → Chaotian Gate → Wangjiang Gate → Xingshan Gate, approximately 2 hours in total. The section between the No. 3 and No. 2 watchtowers features the "most beautiful S-curve" of the entire city wall. The city wall can be climbed for free from Xingshan Gate before 7:00 AM and after 6:00 PM daily. Ziyang Street is an ancient street that still retains the lifestyle of the original inhabitants; the further you walk in, the more authentic it becomes. Along the main street, you can connect Longxing Temple, the Zhu Ziqing Memorial Hall, the former site of the People's Bank, Taizhou Confucian Temple, and the Drum Tower. Longxing Temple was first built in the Tang Dynasty, and its Thousand Buddha Brick Pagoda is one of the few remaining Yuan Dynasty pagodas in Zhejiang, with exquisite brick carvings. Donghu Park is the location where Zhu Ziqing described "viewing the willows and water from the waterside pavilion." The Nine-Bend Bridge and the pavilion in the middle of the lake form a typical Jiangnan garden landscape. Linghu Lake is a "green energy field" for Linhai residents; you can rent a bike to cycle around the lake, perfect for a slower pace. Suggested Itinerary: 2 days 1 night. Day 1: Ancient City Tour (Xingshan Gate → Longxing Temple → Ziyang Street → Donghu Lake); Day 2: Great Wall Climb (City God Temple to the city wall → Wangtiantai → Yanxia Pavilion → Chaotian Gate → West Street). The city wall is best viewed from the City God Temple and descended through Xingshan Gate, as the entire route is downhill and easier. Food Recommendations Linhai is famous for its "glutinous rice balls." Egg white sheep's tail is a signature dessert, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, sweet but not cloying, and was once served at Emperor Qianlong's Thousand Elders Banquet. Other local specialties include seaweed cakes (best eaten fresh out of the oven), black rice cakes, plum blossom cakes, wheat shrimp, wheat cakes, and fermented rice soup. Baitaqiao Hotel's signature dishes include egg white sheep's tail, chilled eight-treasure rice, and seasonal seafood; Wanjun Xiaochu's three-delicacy wheat shrimp and fried rice cakes are also worth trying. Best Season: April-May and September-November, with pleasant weather. Avoid the typhoon season from June to September. II. Yancheng (Jiangsu) Keywords: Wetland deer, sea salt culture, Yancheng water town Core Attractions The China Sea Salt Museum is the only sea salt-themed exhibition hall in the country. Learn about Yancheng's thousand-year history of "being born from salt" starting here. The New Fourth Army Memorial Hall and Yancheng City Museum are options to choose from, or you can visit both, depending on your interests. The Dayangwan Ecological Tourism Area is suitable for an afternoon stroll. In the evening, head to Yanzhen Water Street to see the riverside buildings and night views. The Water Street is better visited at night; the atmosphere is relatively ordinary during the day. The China Milu Deer Park is the core attraction of Dafeng. The park is quite large, and you can combine sightseeing with a tour bus tour of the deer's activity area and wetland landscape. Milu deer are wild animals, and whether you can see them up close depends on the season and weather. Do not feed or chase the animals during your visit. Suggested Itinerary: 2 days and 1 night. A "city + Dafeng" route is recommended. Don't try to cram Tiaozini, Red-crowned Cranes, Milu Deer Park, and Yellow Sea Forest Park all into one itinerary. Go to Dafeng to see Milu deer, Sheyang to see red-crowned cranes, and Tiaozini to see migratory birds on the mudflats. Choose only one highlight for each two days. Food Recommendations Yancheng's "Eight Bowls" is a national intangible cultural heritage dish praised by CCTV, including eight classic dishes such as braised pork belly, chicken wrapped in chicken, braised glutinous rice balls, steamed cake, and radish stewed with mussels. Dongtai fish soup noodles have a history of over 200 years; the soup is thick like milk, fresh but not greasy, and won a medal at the Panama International Exposition. Jianhu lotus root starch balls, Wuyou drunken snails, and Funing rice cakes are also local specialties. Drunken snails are a type of pickled seafood; those with sensitive stomachs should not eat too much at once. Best Season: April-May for tulip viewing in the Dutch-style flower fields; October to February of the following year for observing red-crowned cranes and migratory birds. Yancheng's scenic spots are scattered along the coastline; driving is the most convenient option. Those not driving should confirm direct shuttle bus routes to the scenic areas in advance. III. Fuzhou (Jiangxi) Keywords: Hometown of Talented Scholars, Tang Xianzu, Linchuan Beef Offal Core Attractions Fuzhou, formerly known as Linchuan, is the hometown of Tang Xianzu, Wang Anshi, and Zeng Gong, boasting a rich cultural heritage. Wenchangli Historical and Cultural District is the birthplace of Tang Xianzu. The ancient streets from the Ming and Qing dynasties hold many surprises, and there's a live performance of "The Peony Pavilion" in the evening. Both the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall and the Wang Anshi Memorial Hall are free to enter (entry by ID card), and the two are not far apart. Zhengjue Ancient Temple, originally built in the Tang Dynasty, remains full of Zen spirit despite reconstruction. No entrance fee, and it's less crowded and less-visited. St. Joseph's Catholic Church is tucked away in the ancient streets, a great spot for taking photos. If time permits, you can extend your trip to Le'an Liukeng Ancient Village (a thousand-year-old village) or Zixi Dajue Mountain Scenic Area (cable car ride through the sea of clouds, visit the thousand-year-old Dajue Temple, entrance fee + sightseeing bus + rafting package approximately 260 yuan). Suggested Itinerary: A suggested one-day city tour route: Zhengjue Ancient Temple → Wenchangli → St. Joseph's Catholic Church → Yulong Wanshou Palace → Niyantai → Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall → Wang Anshi Memorial Hall → Fuzhou Museum → Sanweng Park. If you have a 3-day itinerary, you can add Liukeng Ancient Village or Dajue Mountain. Food Recommendations Linchuan Beef Offal is the most representative food of Fuzhou. It was awarded the title of "China's Famous Snack" in 2018, and its preparation technique was listed as a provincial intangible cultural heritage in 2021. Luojia Lane in Shangdun Ferry Town, Linchuan District, is a famous "Beef Offal Street." The beef offal is fresh and spicy, and pairing it with a bowl of rice noodles is a classic Linchuan way of eating. Other specialties include Nanfeng Clear Soup (thin-skinned wontons), Linchuan Beef Tripe, and Le'an Fermented Fish. Best Season: March-May and September-November are the top choices. Spring offers fields of rapeseed flowers, and autumn's clear skies are perfect for visiting ancient buildings and academies. In summer, you can go rafting at Dajue Mountain to escape the heat. IV. Jixi (Xuancheng, Anhui) Keywords: Huihang Ancient Road, Longchuan Ancient Village, Hu Shi's One-Pot Dish Core Attractions Longchuan Scenic Area is a thousand-year-old village shaped like a ship. It produced famous figures such as Hu Zongxian and Hu Xueyan. The wood carvings in the Hu Clan Ancestral Hall are hailed as a "museum of wood carving art." Longchuan Water Street offers a glimpse into the idyllic Huizhou landscape with its bridges, flowing water, and traditional houses. Entrance fee: approximately 75 yuan. The Huihang Ancient Road is a classic route for hiking enthusiasts. It runs from Fuling Town in Jixi to Yonglai Village, a total of about 18 kilometers, requiring 6-7 hours. It passes through key points such as the First Pass of Jiangnan, Shicha Pavilion, and Lantian'ao (the highest point). If your physical condition is average, you can just hike the essential section from the First Pass of Jiangnan (about 2-3 hours). Entrance fee: approximately 58 yuan. Zhangshan Grand Canyon is known for its clear pools and unique rocks. Entrance fee: approximately 49 yuan. The streamside trail is about 2.5 kilometers one way and is a great place for water activities in summer. Meiganling Viewpoint is free. In the early morning or after rain, you can see the terraced fields and villages with white walls and black tiles shrouded in mist, like a living ink painting. Renli Ancient Town differs from the commercialized Longchuan; it's a free and "living" ancient village. Its maze-like "Eighteen Lanes" and the quiet lives of elderly people make it perfect for a leisurely stroll. Suggested Itinerary: 3 days 2 nights. Day 1: Meiganling Viewpoint → Zhangshan Grand Canyon; Day 2: Huihang Ancient Trail Hiking; Day 3: Longchuan Scenic Area → Renli Ancient Town. If you only have 2 days, you can simplify it to Day 1: Ancient Village Cultural Tour (Jixi Museum → Longchuan → Renli), Day 2: The best section of the Huihang Ancient Trail. Food Recommendations: Jixi is known as the "Hometown of Anhui Cuisine". Hu Shi's One-Pot Stew is a famous dish from Jixi, where layers of ingredients are stewed together. The bottom layer consists of shredded radish, bamboo shoots, and other vegetables; the middle layer is filled with pork belly, tofu buns, quail eggs, and meatballs; and the top layer is egg dumplings and pieces of free-range chicken. Slow-cooked over low heat, every bite is infused with the aromas of meat, beans, and vegetables. Stinky Mandarin Fish is a representative of Anhui cuisine's "smells bad, tastes good" characteristic; the fish meat is shaped like garlic cloves and melts in your mouth. Jixi Tart Cake is most classic with a preserved vegetable filling; the outer skin is golden and crispy, making a satisfying "crunch" with every bite. Other local specialties include Jixi Fried Vermicelli, Braised Vermicelli, and Water-filled Buns. Intercity Travel Suggestions The four cities are located in Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, and Anhui provinces, and can be connected by high-speed rail. There is a direct high-speed train from Yancheng to Linhai (such as G7472, approximately 5 hours and 42 minutes), and there are also trains from Linhai to Yancheng (approximately 5 hours and 5 minutes). Fuzhou and Jixi are connected by the Xuancheng-Jixi High-Speed Railway, with the fastest journey from Xuancheng to Jixi North Station taking only 39 minutes. If planning to visit all four cities in one trip, a suggested route is: Linhai → Yancheng → Fuzhou → Jixi (or vice versa), allocating 2-3 days to each city, for a total trip of approximately 10-12 days. If time is limited, you can choose based on seasonal preference: in spring, prioritize Linhai + Jixi (spring flowers in the ancient city and rapeseed flowers in Huizhou); in autumn and winter, prioritize Yancheng (migratory birds) + Fuzhou (autumn colors and ancient architecture). The best travel windows for all four cities are spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November), when the weather is comfortable and each city offers its seasonal scenery, making it the most suitable time to visit them in a combined trip. Travel Guide to Linhai, Yancheng, Fuzhou, and Jixi These four cities are located in Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, and Anhui provinces, each with its own distinct character: Linhai is an ancient city with Song Dynasty charm at the foot of the "Great Wall of Jiangnan"; Yancheng is an ecological city where wetlands, deer, and sea salt culture intertwine; Fuzhou is the hometown of Tang Xianzu, known as the "Hometown of Talented Scholars"; and Jixi is a hidden gem of Huizhou culture. Below is a summary of key activities and practical information for each city. I. Linhai (Taizhou, Zhejiang) Keywords: Great Wall of Jiangnan, Ziyang Ancient Street, Nuojiji Snacks Core Attractions The Taizhou City Wall, certified by National Geographic as the "Great Wall of Jiangnan," is an important blueprint for the Ming Dynasty Great Wall in the north. Recommended Route: Lansheng Gate → Baiyun Tower → Yanxia Pavilion → Chaotian Gate → Wangjiang Gate → Xingshan Gate, approximately 2 hours in total. The section between the No. 3 and No. 2 watchtowers features the "most beautiful S-curve" of the entire city wall. The city wall can be climbed for free from Xingshan Gate before 7:00 AM and after 6:00 PM daily. Ziyang Street is an ancient street that still retains the lifestyle of the original inhabitants; the further you walk in, the more authentic it becomes. Along the main street, you can connect Longxing Temple, the Zhu Ziqing Memorial Hall, the former site of the People's Bank, Taizhou Confucian Temple, and the Drum Tower. Longxing Temple was first built in the Tang Dynasty, and its Thousand Buddha Brick Pagoda is one of the few remaining Yuan Dynasty pagodas in Zhejiang, with exquisite brick carvings. Donghu Park is the location where Zhu Ziqing described "viewing the willows and water from the waterside pavilion." The Nine-Bend Bridge and the pavilion in the middle of the lake form a typical Jiangnan garden landscape. Linghu Lake is a "green energy field" for Linhai residents; you can rent a bike to cycle around the lake, perfect for a slower pace. Suggested Itinerary: 2 days 1 night. Day 1: Ancient City Tour (Xingshan Gate → Longxing Temple → Ziyang Street → Donghu Lake); Day 2: Great Wall Climb (City God Temple to the city wall → Wangtiantai → Yanxia Pavilion → Chaotian Gate → West Street). The city wall is best viewed from the City God Temple and descended through Xingshan Gate, as the entire route is downhill and easier. Food Recommendations Linhai is famous for its "glutinous rice balls." Egg white sheep's tail is a signature dessert, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, sweet but not cloying, and was once served at Emperor Qianlong's Thousand Elders Banquet. Other local specialties include seaweed cakes (best eaten fresh out of the oven), black rice cakes, plum blossom cakes, wheat shrimp, wheat cakes, and fermented rice soup. Baitaqiao Hotel's signature dishes include egg white sheep's tail, chilled eight-treasure rice, and seasonal seafood; Wanjun Xiaochu's three-delicacy wheat shrimp and fried rice cakes are also worth trying. Best Season: April-May and September-November, with pleasant weather. Avoid the typhoon season from June to September. II. Yancheng (Jiangsu) Keywords: Wetland deer, sea salt culture, Yancheng water town Core Attractions The China Sea Salt Museum is the only sea salt-themed exhibition hall in the country. Learn about Yancheng's thousand-year history of "being born from salt" starting here. The New Fourth Army Memorial Hall and Yancheng City Museum are options to choose from, or you can visit both, depending on your interests. The Dayangwan Ecological Tourism Area is suitable for an afternoon stroll. In the evening, head to Yanzhen Water Street to see the riverside buildings and night views. The Water Street is better visited at night; the atmosphere is relatively ordinary during the day. The China Milu Deer Park is the core attraction of Dafeng. The park is quite large, and you can combine sightseeing with a tour bus tour of the deer's activity area and wetland landscape. Milu deer are wild animals, and whether you can see them up close depends on the season and weather. Do not feed or chase the animals during your visit. Suggested Itinerary: 2 days and 1 night. A "city + Dafeng" route is recommended. Don't try to cram Tiaozini, Red-crowned Cranes, Milu Deer Park, and Yellow Sea Forest Park all into one itinerary. Go to Dafeng to see Milu deer, Sheyang to see red-crowned cranes, and Tiaozini to see migratory birds on the mudflats. Choose only one highlight for each two days. Food Recommendations Yancheng's "Eight Bowls" is a national intangible cultural heritage dish praised by CCTV, including eight classic dishes such as braised pork belly, chicken wrapped in chicken, braised glutinous rice balls, steamed cake, and radish stewed with mussels. Dongtai fish soup noodles have a history of over 200 years; the soup is thick like milk, fresh but not greasy, and won a medal at the Panama International Exposition. Jianhu lotus root starch balls, Wuyou drunken snails, and Funing rice cakes are also local specialties. Drunken snails are a type of pickled seafood; those with sensitive stomachs should not eat too much at once. Best Season: April-May for tulip viewing in the Dutch-style flower fields; October to February of the following year for observing red-crowned cranes and migratory birds. Yancheng's scenic spots are scattered along the coastline; driving is the most convenient option. Those not driving should confirm direct shuttle bus routes to the scenic areas in advance. III. Fuzhou (Jiangxi) Keywords: Hometown of Talented Scholars, Tang Xianzu, Linchuan Beef Offal Core Attractions Fuzhou, formerly known as Linchuan, is the hometown of Tang Xianzu, Wang Anshi, and Zeng Gong, boasting a rich cultural heritage. Wenchangli Historical and Cultural District is the birthplace of Tang Xianzu. The ancient streets from the Ming and Qing dynasties hold many surprises, and there's a live performance of "The Peony Pavilion" in the evening. Both the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall and the Wang Anshi Memorial Hall are free to enter (entry by ID card), and the two are not far apart. Zhengjue Ancient Temple, originally built in the Tang Dynasty, remains full of Zen spirit despite reconstruction. No entrance fee, and it's less crowded and less-visited. St. Joseph's Catholic Church is tucked away in the ancient streets, a great spot for taking photos. If time permits, you can extend your trip to Le'an Liukeng Ancient Village (a thousand-year-old village) or Zixi Dajue Mountain Scenic Area (cable car ride through the sea of clouds, visit the thousand-year-old Dajue Temple, entrance fee + sightseeing bus + rafting package approximately 260 yuan). Suggested Itinerary: A suggested one-day city tour route: Zhengjue Ancient Temple → Wenchangli → St. Joseph's Catholic Church → Yulong Wanshou Palace → Niyantai → Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall → Wang Anshi Memorial Hall → Fuzhou Museum → Sanweng Park. If you have a 3-day itinerary, you can add Liukeng Ancient Village or Dajue Mountain. Food Recommendations Linchuan Beef Offal is the most representative food of Fuzhou. It was awarded the title of "China's Famous Snack" in 2018, and its preparation technique was listed as a provincial intangible cultural heritage in 2021. Luojia Lane in Shangdun Ferry Town, Linchuan District, is a famous "Beef Offal Street." The beef offal is fresh and spicy, and pairing it with a bowl of rice noodles is a classic Linchuan way of eating. Other specialties include Nanfeng Clear Soup (thin-skinned wontons), Linchuan Beef Tripe, and Le'an Fermented Fish. Best Season: March-May and September-November are the top choices. Spring offers fields of rapeseed flowers, and autumn's clear skies are perfect for visiting ancient buildings and academies. In summer, you can go rafting at Dajue Mountain to escape the heat. IV. Jixi (Xuancheng, Anhui) Keywords: Huihang Ancient Road, Longchuan Ancient Village, Hu Shi's One-Pot Dish Core Attractions Longchuan Scenic Area is a thousand-year-old village shaped like a ship. It produced famous figures such as Hu Zongxian and Hu Xueyan. The wood carvings in the Hu Clan Ancestral Hall are hailed as a "museum of wood carving art." Longchuan Water Street offers a glimpse into the idyllic Huizhou landscape with its bridges, flowing water, and traditional houses. Entrance fee: approximately 75 yuan. The Huihang Ancient Road is a classic route for hiking enthusiasts. It runs from Fuling Town in Jixi to Yonglai Village, a total of about 18 kilometers, requiring 6-7 hours. It passes through key points such as the First Pass of Jiangnan, Shicha Pavilion, and Lantian'ao (the highest point). If your physical condition is average, you can just hike the essential section from the First Pass of Jiangnan (about 2-3 hours). Entrance fee: approximately 58 yuan. Zhangshan Grand Canyon is known for its clear pools and unique rocks. Entrance fee: approximately 49 yuan. The streamside trail is about 2.5 kilometers one way and is a great place for water activities in summer. Meiganling Viewpoint is free. In the early morning or after rain, you can see the terraced fields and villages with white walls and black tiles shrouded in mist, like a living ink painting. Renli Ancient Town differs from the commercialized Longchuan; it's a free and "living" ancient village. Its maze-like "Eighteen Lanes" and the quiet lives of elderly people make it perfect for a leisurely stroll. Suggested Itinerary: 3 days 2 nights. Day 1: Meiganling Viewpoint → Zhangshan Grand Canyon; Day 2: Huihang Ancient Trail Hiking; Day 3: Longchuan Scenic Area → Renli Ancient Town. If you only have 2 days, you can simplify it to Day 1: Ancient Village Cultural Tour (Jixi Museum → Longchuan → Renli), Day 2: The best section of the Huihang Ancient Trail. Food Recommendations: Jixi is known as the "Hometown of Anhui Cuisine". Hu Shi's One-Pot Stew is a famous dish from Jixi, where layers of ingredients are stewed together. The bottom layer consists of shredded radish, bamboo shoots, and other vegetables; the middle layer is filled with pork belly, tofu buns, quail eggs, and meatballs; and the top layer is egg dumplings and pieces of free-range chicken. Slow-cooked over low heat, every bite is infused with the aromas of meat, beans, and vegetables. Stinky Mandarin Fish is a representative of Anhui cuisine's "smells bad, tastes good" characteristic; the fish meat is shaped like garlic cloves and melts in your mouth. Jixi Tart Cake is most classic with a preserved vegetable filling; the outer skin is golden and crispy, making a satisfying "crunch" with every bite. Other local specialties include Jixi Fried Vermicelli, Braised Vermicelli, and Water-filled Buns. Intercity Travel Suggestions The four cities are located in Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, and Anhui provinces, and can be connected by high-speed rail. There is a direct high-speed train from Yancheng to Linhai (such as G7472, approximately 5 hours and 42 minutes), and there are also trains from Linhai to Yancheng (approximately 5 hours and 5 minutes). Fuzhou and Jixi are connected by the Xuancheng-Jixi High-Speed Railway, with the fastest journey from Xuancheng to Jixi North Station taking only 39 minutes. If planning to visit all four cities in one trip, the recommended route is: Linhai → Yancheng → Fuzhou → Jixi (or vice versa), allocating 2-3 days to each city, for a total trip of approximately 10-12 days. If time is limited, you can choose based on seasonal preference: in spring, prioritize Linhai + Jixi (spring flowers in the ancient city and rapeseed flowers in Huizhou); in autumn and winter, prioritize Yancheng (migratory birds) + Fuzhou (autumn colors and ancient architecture). The best travel windows for all four cities are spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November), when the weather is comfortable and each city offers its seasonal scenery, making it the most suitable time to visit them in a combined trip.

🏰 Step into a storybook! A fun day out with kids at Andersen Wonderland Hello! Get ready to set off and dive straight into the fairytale world created by Andersen. Whether you're bringing kids or you're an adult looking to rediscover your inner child, this place is full of atmosphere. Here is a complete guide for your visit. 🎫 Tickets 🎫 It's best to book online in advance. Distinguish between regular daytime and evening sessions, and check the policies for concession tickets. Simply scan your e-ticket to enter, saving time waiting at the window. Most rides in the park are included in the ticket price, while a few specific experiences require extra payment. 🎫 Tips: Don't arrive right before closing. Leave yourself enough time to play. If you leave the park, you'll need to buy a new ticket to re-enter. Some rides may be temporarily closed for maintenance. Please check the on-site notices. 🏨 Hotels 🏨 For a worry-free family stay, the Qianhehu Hotel is the top choice. It's just over 300 meters from the park, within walking distance, and features a children's play area. The rooms are spacious, and the family suites are perfect for a family stay. Parking is also convenient. 🏨 If you're looking for great value, the Qianhehu Reis Hotel is also very close to the park. It offers quiet lake-view rooms and a great breakfast experience, making it suitable for family trips. 🏨 Tips: Rooms fill up quickly on weekends and holidays, so be sure to book in advance. Prioritize room types that include breakfast to save the trouble of finding food in the morning. If traveling with kids, try to avoid street-facing rooms to ensure a good night's sleep. 🚗 Transportation 🚗 If driving, navigate directly to the park. The park has a dedicated parking lot with plenty of spaces. 🚗 For public transport, arrive at the nearest high-speed railway station, then take a taxi or ride-hailing service directly to the park entrance. 🚗 Tips: The parking lot fills up easily on holidays, so try to arrive early. After arriving by public transport, don't trust vehicles soliciting passengers on the side of the road. Parking for non-motorized vehicles at the park entrance is limited; do not park indiscriminately. 📅 Itinerary (1-day trip, recommended duration 4–5 hours) 📅 Enter the park in the morning and head straight to the landmark Mermaid Castle. You can take a quick tour inside the castle. Prioritize rides with shorter lines. Take your time strolling through the Thumbelina Garden; the giant mushroom installations are very whimsical. 📅 Have lunch nearby and take a short break. In the afternoon, finish the remaining rides, explore the Emperor's New Clothes Square, and try the interactive installations. Wait until the evening when the light is soft for photos. If there's an evening session, stay to enjoy the castle lights for a fully immersive atmosphere. 📅 Tips: Popular rides have long lines on weekends, so try to visit them during off-peak times. Bring a change of clothes for kids, as some rides involve water. Manage your energy wisely; don't try to do everything at once. 📸 Best photo spots: The stairs behind Mermaid Castle (avoid crowds to get a full view of the castle), the flower maze in Thumbelina Garden, the fun statues at the Emperor's New Clothes Square, and the main carousel when it lights up in the evening. Wearing light-colored clothing makes for better photos. 🍲 Food 🍲 For a nearby option, choose Muxian Worldless Cuisine on the park's commercial street. They have a rich menu with fried chicken and steak, which is great for kids. The restaurant has an elegant environment, perfect for dining after your visit. 🍲 If you want a warm soup base, choose Junyan Yunnan Wild Mushroom Hot Pot. The mushroom and chicken soup base is light and delicious, suitable for all ages. It's very comforting to drink a bowl of hot soup after a long day. 🍲 Tips: The commercial street gets crowded during meal times, so try to eat during off-peak hours. Snacks inside the park are relatively expensive, so you might want to bring some light snacks and bottled water. If traveling with kids, try to avoid overly spicy or oily dishes. ✨ Summary: Andersen Wonderland is perfect for families and young people who love a fairytale atmosphere and want to take photos or relax. The park's rides are gentle and family-oriented, without any overly thrilling large equipment, balancing fun and photo opportunities. The one-day trip pace is manageable. Staying at a nearby hotel within walking distance allows for an all-in-one experience of eating and playing without the hassle of traveling back and forth, letting you fully immerse yourself in the fairytale atmosphere.
The surrounding area boasts excellent amenities, with restaurants, entertainment venues, and shopping all within easy reach, making travel incredibly convenient. The hotel itself is elegantly decorated, and the rooms are clean and comfortable. Ella is warm, sincere, and provides attentive and thoughtful service, ensuring a very comfortable stay throughout!
Anonymous userThe Red-crowned Crane Park is quite far from the city center. There were many tourists, but because it's so large, it didn't feel crowded. I went outside the red-crowned crane migration season, so I didn't see the spectacular sight of flocks of cranes flying overhead, but there were still performances by artificially bred red-crowned cranes to watch. While not as entertaining, the wetland scenery was truly breathtaking, a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, making it a place I wanted to linger in. I would definitely come back again if I had the chance.
Anonymous userThe children's library at Boxin Plaza is truly amazing! The environment is bright and clean, with a wide variety of picture books and children's books. The automatic book lending and returning machine is especially convenient—just put the book on it and you're good to go. There's also a book sterilization machine nearby, which is both worry-free and reassuring…
M33***82The garden is just amazing. I can spend all day there. The weather was bad. Therefore recommending to travel on september
Narmin1998🔥The Mars Concert was absolutely amazing! The immersive Mars stage atmosphere was incredible, Hua Chenyu's live vocals were incredibly stable, and every song was so captivating. The fireworks, lights, and music blended perfectly, creating a two-way flow with the Martians—both exhilarating and healing. It was a complete escape from reality, a beautiful dream with a powerful aftertaste, definitely worth attending countless times! ✨
Anonymous userConvenient, just scan the code to enter. It's a combined A and B hall, with a single-line design so you don't backtrack… Just follow the signs. At the end of the two halls, there's a free beer area; you can get two. The second one was replaced with hot beer tea, which was also quite nice… At the exit, there's a souvenir shop. The beer mugs were in secure packaging to prevent them from tipping over, so I searched online for the same model from the official flagship store. The mug arrived home before I even got there!
Chenting228No one can help but be awestruck by the architecture and splendor of Niushou Mountain. It houses the Buddha's skull relic, a supreme Buddhist treasure. The mountain is also very accessible for the elderly; after disembarking from the sightseeing bus, an extremely long escalator leads directly to the Buddha's Palace. Every detail is worth exploring. A sacred Buddhist site, faith nourishes all things. It's recommended to start with the underground palace, which is open to the public for approximately 21 days each year.
kang kangLaoshan's reputation as a famous mountain by the sea is truly well-deserved. Climbing to the summit at Yangkou offers panoramic views of the azure sea and sky, while exploring the Mitian Cave is incredibly fun. The ancient trees and red walls of Taiqing Palace add a touch of Taoist tranquility. The blend of mountains, sea, and culture creates a stunning landscape. The only downside is the shuttle service within the scenic area; long queues during holidays and inefficient connections slow things down. Visiting during off-peak seasons will greatly enhance the experience.
Anonymous userSlender West Lake truly lives up to its reputation as a classic Yangzhou garden, with its elegant lake scenery and scattered pavilions. The iconic Five Pavilion Bridge, White Pagoda, and Twenty-Four Bridges are all charming, offering picturesque views along the way. The scenic roads are smooth, with plenty of benches for rest, and you can also take a sightseeing bus for a more relaxed experience. The park is clean and refreshing; a leisurely stroll allows you to fully immerse yourself in the poetic beauty of Jiangnan, making the trip worthwhile. 👍
138***99The standard currency in Sheyang is CNY
Current exchange rate approx.: MXN ≈0.4CNY (actual exchange rates depend on the bank). Currency exchange tips:
1. Exchange currency at your local bank before departure, as rates are usually better than at the destination.
2. You can also withdraw cash from local ATMs.
3. Avoid exchanging currency at airports or hotels, as they offer the worst rates.










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