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Guest User: The hotel is very near with department store that we can just 5 minutes walk, and surrounding with local markets. We spent 2 days in this hotel. The room is very big, the bed and pillow are very comfortable. Bath tub and shower room is separated area with the toilet even in the same bathroom, and clean. The breakfast is very delicious with Chinese and Western dishes. I recommend this hotel if you visit Baoying, and we will stay this again.
No. 77 Nanyuan East Road
From $ 42
Guest User: Why shows windows in pic but there's no in room?
No. 4 Anyi South Road
From $ 13
Guest User: Front desk courtesy and prompt check in, clean and tidy room, very good service, easy access, next to a big mall and food center, will stay again next time
No. 18 Tongyun Road
From $ 41
Guest User: The room is very clean, the service is very good, the things are well-equipped, the stay is very comfortable, the environment is very good, and the breakfast buffet is rich in variety
No. 66 Baoying Avenue
From $ 35
Guest User: Very close to the customer's side, parking is convenient, and the price is very suitable. The environment is good, you can park for free, and the breakfast is delicious. I will stay at their house when I go on business trips in the future.
No. 97-8, Anyi East Road
From $ 16
Guest User: Huge resort hotel, it is a very relaxing envrionement. The hotel is huge, we got lost getting from the lobby to our room. The rooms are spacious and very nice, great value for money
About 150 meters northeast of the intersection of Dongyang South Road and Jincheng Road
From $ 31
Guest User: The rooms are clean and comfortable, convenient to travel in front of the store, convenient and fast to eat, and the boss is easy-going and kind
No. 189 Baoteng Road, Huangcheng Town
From $ 9
Guest User: The room was clean, tidy, bright, and comfortable, and an air purifier was added.
About 100 meters southwest of the intersection of Huaijiang Avenue and Anyi East Road, Anyi Town
From $ 37
Baijin1010: This stay was absolutely impeccable! From the moment I stepped into the hotel lobby, I was enveloped in a luxurious yet welcoming atmosphere. The front desk staff were warm and professional, checking me in quickly and even kindly upgrading my room. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was soft and comfortable, and I slept exceptionally well that night. The bathroom had a separate shower and toilet, and the toiletries were of very good quality. The breakfast was plentiful, offering a wide variety of Chinese and Western dishes, all incredibly delicious. The hotel's location is also excellent, with convenient transportation and easy access to restaurants and shopping. Whether it's the service, facilities, or environment, it far exceeded my expectations. I'll definitely choose this hotel again for my next trip!
No. 1 Commercial Building, Jinyuan Mingjun, Hehua Road, Economic Development Zone
From $ 24
Guest User: The service staff were very welcoming and proactively offered toys and snacks to the children, making them very happy. The accommodation was excellent. Hanting is a trusted brand and did not disappoint us. We will definitely stay at Hanting again next time.
No.31 Anyi East Road
From $ 22
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Tonglu Ganfan · Yanlingwu No. 1 Yanlingwu, Luci Village, Tonglu I made a special trip just for that beautiful mountain and water scenery. This time I went to Tonglu, a place praised many times by National Geographic. What made me decide to drive there was a quiet lodging hidden by the Fuchun River, opposite Yan Ziling Fishing Terrace—Ganfan · Yanlingwu. Driving along the small road in Luci Village, until the end of the mountain path, the view suddenly opened up, and the mountain and water scenery came rushing in. A few white-walled, black-tiled houses quietly sat in that river bay. The inn is converted from old village houses, and the designer was very thoughtful, preserving the village’s delicate and intimate feel, such as earthen walls, black tiles, and wooden frames. Upon entering, inside the old house’s framework is a comfortable modern living space. Many large glass windows are used, bringing the Fuchun River scenery into the house like a painting. Sunlight shines through the wooden lattice windows, slowly moving across the white walls. Time here seems to flow especially slowly, just like the river water. The inn is not very large, with more than thirty rooms and a variety of room types. The rooms have full-floor heating and central air conditioning, so the damp cold typical of Jiangnan is completely absent here. The mattresses are from King Koil, curtains are electric, and toiletries are from Barmin, allowing you to maintain a refined city lifestyle even while staying in the mountains. The public areas are well designed, including a viewing platform, infinity pool, riverside tea room, book bar, and chess room. Many activities are prepared so you can fully experience the mountains and waters here: such as cycling along the Fuchun River, trying on Hanfu, hiking in the mountains, doing intangible cultural heritage crafts, or gathering around a stove to brew tea. Within a half-hour drive, you can visit the Malin Ancient Trail, known as “Zhejiang’s Most Beautiful Ancient Trail,” or explore the quaint Maoping Village, Shishe Village, and Yan Ziling Fishing Terrace.
Last weekend, I finally checked in at the much-anticipated Baoying Lake National Wetland Park, and it definitely didn’t disappoint! I couldn’t help but put together a genuine experience guide to share with friends who want to visit~ 📍 Just search “Baoying Lake National Wetland Park” on your navigation app to get there. It’s located in Baoying County, Yangzhou City, and the route is easy to find. The park opens at 8 AM and stops admitting visitors at 5:30 PM. I recommend going early to enjoy it to the fullest. 🎫 Tickets cost around 60 yuan. Bamboo rafting, the little train, and other activities are charged separately, so you can decide which to try after entering. 🌿 Right at the entrance, I was amazed by the vast Metasequoia forest covering thousands of acres—it truly is the “No.1 Forest Oxygen Bar in Central Jiangsu”! The air in the forest is fresh and sweet; every breath feels like a bubble bath for your lungs~ I especially recommend the old railway track in the forest, where sunlight filters through the towering trees, creating stunning light and shadow effects. Every photo looks like a forest-themed movie poster. 🕊️ If you’re a bird lover, this place is paradise. I went to the birdwatching area early in the morning and actually saw flocks of egrets flying, and occasionally elegant red-crowned cranes. Remember to bring a telephoto lens; the morning light is soft and makes your shots look magical. 🎢 Here are my top three recommended activities: 1️⃣ Bamboo Rafting: Drift leisurely for 30 minutes across the lake with crystal-clear water and endless greenery on both sides—super healing. 2️⃣ Jungle Little Train: Ride the clattering little train through the Metasequoia forest, like stepping into a fairy tale in an instant. 3️⃣ Rainbow Slide: 50 meters long! You can’t help but scream when you rush down—it’s incredibly stress-relieving! 📸 The scenery changes completely with the seasons: In autumn (late November), the entire Metasequoia forest turns orange-red, like walking into an oil painting; in summer, the lotus flowers fill the pond, and you can ride a speedboat through the blooms—cool and beautiful. 🦌 I also visited the petting area to feed the spotted deer and little white geese—they’re very friendly, and kids will definitely love it. If you’re lucky, you might spot squirrels nibbling on pine cones by the roadside~ 💡 A few tips: · Wear comfortable shoes, and light-colored clothes look better in photos · The park is quite large, so renting an electric cart (50 yuan/hour) saves a lot of effort · The best time to visit is from April to October; weekends are busier, so if possible, visit on weekdays for a better experience Your phone storage will definitely run out! A nine-grid collage can’t even contain the beauty here~ Take advantage of the perfect autumn colors now and go on an impromptu oxygen-absorbing trip 😊
Located at No. 1 Huaijiang Avenue, Anyi Town, Baoying County (near Wuyue Plaza and Jinyuan Life Plaza), about 7 km from Baoying Station and 800 m from the museum. Enjoy seamless switching between shopping, dining, and getting pentakills in your room. Equipped with RTX 5070 + Ryzen 7 9800X3D/9700X + 32G RAM + ROG 2K 280Hz/Zowie 1K 400Hz monitors, plus standard GPW2 wireless mice, mechanical keyboards, and gaming chairs. Features full-room smart controls, three-section bathroom, smart toilet, zero-pressure mattress, and fresh air/soundproofing systems. Public areas include an e-sports waiting area, gym, self-service laundry, free parking, robot delivery, and 24H front desk. In-store tournaments are held periodically. 🏷️
Yangzhou is in central Jiangsu, on the north bank of the Yangtze River and along the Grand Canal. The September heat has eased a bit, but it's still muggy in the afternoon. The recent local highlights are quite practical: in September, there are several rounds of limited-time free admission to state-owned scenic spots. Daming Temple is free on Sept 5/6, the Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum on Sept 19/20, and Wang's Garden on Sept 26/27. The Expo Park and Baoying Lake also have free admission days. Secondary consumption like the Qiling Pagoda is extra. 🏞️ [Must-visit] Slender West Lake (Trip.com material day ticket is about 100 yuan, painted pleasure boat is around 60, electric boat package is around 150). Enter from the South Gate. Stroll slowly through Wuting Bridge, White Pagoda, and Twenty-Four Bridge. Sculling boats are extra, great for stress-free photos. Ge Garden ticket is about 44 yuan, featuring the Four Seasons Rockery + bamboo forest. A human guide is about 100 yuan; if you're too lazy to look at rocks, you'll really be confused. He Garden is about 45 yuan, with covered corridors and the Shuixin Pavilion, which are very photogenic. Night tickets are separate. Daming Temple is 45 yuan; the Jianzhen Memorial Hall + climbing Qiling Pagoda are extra. Dongguan Street, Pishi Street, the China Grand Canal Museum, and the Grand Canal Sanwan are all free. The Grand Canal Museum requires advance booking, and in-museum guides are extra. Yangzhou Baguai Memorial Hall is 12 yuan, and Wang's Garden is 23 yuan—the small garden is quiet and won't tire your legs. How to play for three days: Day 1: Enter Slender West Lake from the South Gate in the morning; the breeze at Changdi Chunliu will wake you up. For lunch, eat braised dried tofu shreds and clear-stewed lion's head outside the scenic area—the soup is so fresh you'll want to lick the bowl. In the evening, Dongguan Street is fully lit with lanterns; buy sesame candy and lotus root starch dumplings while wandering around. Day 2: In the morning, see the Four Seasons Rockery at Ge Garden. For lunch, eat dumpling noodles and potstickers at old shops like Jiangjiaqiao on Dongguan Street—the skin is thin and the juice is hot. In the afternoon, walk the covered corridors at He Garden. In the evening, take a walk by the Ancient Canal; night cruises are optional and not mandatory. Day 3: In the morning, zone out at Pingshan Hall in Daming Temple. For lunch, eat soft-stewed gluten noodles at a nearby Huaiyang restaurant. In the afternoon, visit the Grand Canal Museum or Sanwan. In the evening, return to the hotel and lounge around to recap your social media posts. 🏨 For accommodation, I chose Huazhu · Yangzhou Geyuan Inn, located in Geyuan Huajuli on Yanfu East Road. It's over 100 meters from Ge Garden and 200 meters from Dongguan Street. In the old alleys, you open the door to the hustle and bustle of life. Being woken up by the scent of morning tea is more effective than an alarm clock. If you want to save money, choose Junting Hotel at Slender West Lake; it's close to both Dongguan Street and Slender West Lake. If budget isn't an issue, choose Yangzhou State Guest House or Slender West Lake Hot Spring Resort. The State Guest House has a strong garden vibe, and the hot spring resort is great for soaking away fatigue. Booking on Trip.com for real-time prices is the most reliable. 🚌 Transport: Yangzhou has no subway. From Yangzhou East High-speed Railway Station, take Tourist Bus 1/Tourist Bus 2 to the Slender West Lake and Dongguan Street area. From Wuting Bridge Station, take Tourist Bus 1/Tourist Bus 3 or the sightseeing bus to Ge Garden. From Ge Garden Station, take Ancient City Micro-bus 1 or the sightseeing bus to He Garden. For Daming Temple, take tourist lines like Tourist Bus 1/Tourist Bus 2/Tourist Bus 3. For the Grand Canal Museum, check bus 56, etc. Get a ride code on Alipay. Riding a shared electric scooter in the ancient city is more fun; driving in the old alleys will make you doubt your life. Personal feelings: First, the good stuff. There are few people at Slender West Lake after 7 AM. The reflection of Wuting Bridge is truly amazing; I was asked on social media if it was a filter. Dongguan Street has a great vibe at night, and foodies will be happy to the point of bursting. I also have to mention two painful things: it's muggy and sweaty in the afternoon in September; you'll get aesthetic fatigue after seeing three garden rockeries; and if your shoes aren't soft, your feet will cry. On holidays, the crowds at He Garden's covered corridors are packed; you have to wait for an empty spot to take photos, which will make introverts collapse. 💡 Tips: I recommend this for people who love slow living, Huaiyang food, and taking photos of ancient architecture. You can save a lot with the September free admission days. I don't recommend this for people who only want thrilling rides, are afraid of walking, or can't stand sweet green rice balls and queuing for morning tea—you'll easily end up complaining. I must praise the food: bite into a crab roe soup dumpling and suck the soup first—it's so fresh your eyebrows will dance. The braised dried tofu shreds are as thin as thread, wrapped in chicken soup and bean aroma. The lotus root starch dumplings are chewy with a sweet osmanthus flavor; I wanted to pack three more boxes after eating. I spent my money on food for three days like this: Morning tea for two days at places like Quyuan/Yechun cost anywhere from dozens to over a hundred per person; one day at a small shop for dumpling noodles and potstickers was over 20. Lunch for two days of proper Huaiyang meals was 80–120 per person; one day of snacks on Dongguan Street was 50. Evening snacks on Dongguan Street + Ancient Canal plus occasional proper meals cost 60–100 per person. Three days of eating cost about 400 to 600—not luxurious but not stingy. I feel the money was better spent than buying clothes; at least my stomach wasn't wronged. Overall, if you buy all tickets for Slender West Lake + Ge Garden + He Garden + Daming Temple plus boat rides, it's around 1,000 for two people. If you only hit the free streets and museums, you can basically play like a local with zero ticket costs. Some people complain that Yangzhou "only has morning tea for old folks," but I think it's classy for young people to slow down. Others curse the commercialization of Dongguan Street, but aren't the snacks delicious? What do you think? Let's argue in the comments. If you think this guide is useful, give it a like so I can keep writing. Checking tickets and booking hotels on Trip.com is smarter than waiting around on-site.
Traveled from Huai'an to Yancheng today, passing through Jiulongkou in Jianhu. Jiulongkou consists of two main areas: the wetlands (take a boat to see the "Nine Dragons Playing with the Pearl" scenery) + Huai Opera Town (free to explore and eat). You need a ticket to take a boat in the wetlands. I went to the observation tower in Huai Opera Town (it costs CNY 15 and you can take an elevator 🛗 up) to overlook Longzhu Island and the entire estuary, so I didn't spend money to go to the wetland park. The characteristics of the nine-river system in Jiulongkou: seven in, two out. · 7 incoming rivers (flowing into Longzhu Island): Linshang River, Qiangou River, Anfeng River, Xinshe River, Xi River, Mo River, Jian River ◦ From Baoying: Linshang River, Qiangou River, Anfeng River, Xinshe River ◦ From Huai'an: Xi River, Mo River, Jian River · 2 outgoing rivers (flowing out from Longzhu Island): Xian River, Cheng River, which eventually converge into the Sheyang River and flow toward the Yellow Sea . The nine rivers converge in the center of the lake, with Longzhu Island in the middle, which is the "Nine Dragons Playing with the Pearl" scenery. You need to go to the island and climb the Jiulong Pavilion to get a bird's-eye view to clearly see how the nine river channels radiate outward. Huai Opera Town was renovated and upgraded on the original site of the old Shazhuang ancient village. Shazhuang is the original name, and Huai Opera Town is the new name after its development into a cultural tourism destination. 1. Shazhuang (Shazhuang Ancient Village) An ancient water town village in the Lixiahe region with over 600 years of history. Surrounded by water on three sides, it has been a place where Huai Opera and Jianhu acrobatics have been passed down since ancient times. Originally called Shazhuang Village, it preserves old residences, old granaries, and stone-paved streets and alleys. This is the original name and foundation of this land . 2. Huai Opera Town Since 2020, relying on the original layout of Shazhuang Ancient Village, it has been renovated while maintaining its original style. With the Huai Opera Wenhua Award-winning play "The Town" as its cultural theme, it has been developed into a scenic spot featuring stages, restaurants, homestays, and intangible cultural heritage exhibition halls. It is called Huai Opera Town to the outside world, but locals are still used to calling it "Shazhuang."
They say "go to Yangzhou in the flowery month of March," but September is when Yangzhou truly reaches its peak of gentle, healing vibes. Shedding the crowds and heat of spring, early autumn in Yangzhou is breezy and bright, with gentle willows and clear lake waters. The city's vibrant life is just right, and the comfortable temperatures are perfect for slow travel. I recently discovered a hidden gem for your next stay in Yangzhou—the UrCove Yangzhou Slender West Lake (grand opening coming soon, currently pre-opening). As part of Hyatt's high-end UrCove resort collection, the location is absolutely incredible! It faces the core cultural and tourism area of Slender West Lake and is rooted in the heart of Yangzhou's classic gardens, offering a prime location. No need to rush around; it's surrounded by Slender West Lake, classical gardens, canal night views, and historic architecture. Once it opens, it will definitely be the top choice for travelers to Yangzhou, offering the best location, the most convenient travel, and the ultimate vacation atmosphere! Save this for later! Stay tuned for the opening—you'll never have to stress about where to stay in Yangzhou again! 🍃 With Yangzhou offering city-wide tourism perks this golden September, I've put together the most comprehensive official guide to free attractions for September 2026. If you're planning a trip to Yangzhou, just follow this guide to save money and travel stress-free! ✅ [September Exclusive: Free Weekend Attractions | All Official and Legitimate] ▪️ September 5–6 (Free on weekend) Daming Temple, Baoying Lake National Wetland Park, and the Museum of the Tomb of Emperor Yang of Sui Visit a thousand-year-old temple, pristine wetlands, and historical museums all for free—the value is unbeatable! ▪️ September 19–20 (Free on weekend) Yangzhou Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum and Yangzhou Expo Park Immerse yourself in the charm of Yangzhou's intangible cultural heritage and stroll through the massive floral gardens—perfect for photos! ▪️ September 26–27 (Free on weekend) Wang's Garden A classic, time-honored garden residence in Yangzhou, featuring blue bricks, black tiles, and deep courtyards. It's full of Jiangnan charm and is a quiet, healing spot perfect for a leisurely stroll. ✅ [Exclusive Perks for Showgoers | Ticket Stub Benefits] Various puppet and shadow play performances, trendy concerts, and the Mingyue Lake Music Festival are happening throughout September in Yangzhou! Present any performance ticket stub to enjoy attraction discounts, dining deals, and exclusive hotel merchandise perks—a one-stop shop for savings in Yangzhou! ✅ [Super Perks for Teachers] Through September 20, certified teachers nationwide can enjoy over 10 exclusive benefits covering Yangzhou tourism, transportation, daily life, and health. Teachers, be sure to bring your credentials when you travel! ✅ [Free Parking for Road Trippers] Exclusive perks for out-of-town visitors! On weekends and public holidays, many government parking lots across the city are open for free, offering thousands of spaces, including EV charging spots! Private cars with 7 seats or fewer can park for free, making road trips stress-free! (Note: Overnight parking is not allowed, and these lots are not open on compensatory workdays.) Early autumn in Yangzhou truly embodies the romance of Jiangnan. Stroll along Slender West Lake during the day, where weeping willows sway, water ripples, and painted boats glide across the clear waves—every step is a poem. In your leisure time, visit the various free historic gardens to touch the thousand-year-old cultural heritage of the ancient city; it's quiet, healing, and relaxing. In the evening, the breeze is gentle. Walk along the Ancient Canal to see the glowing pagodas, bridge reflections, and brilliant lights—the night is gentle and healing. If you're lucky, you might even catch a stunning city light show. With the evening breeze on your face, all your fatigue will be soothed by the Jiangnan night. Looking forward to the grand opening of UrCove Yangzhou Slender West Lake! Choose a lakeside retreat, embrace the gentle autumn colors of the city, and for your future trips to Yangzhou, choose the Slender West Lake area to immerse yourself in the gentle beauty of Jiangnan's four seasons 🌿
Gaoyou Lake is the sixth largest freshwater lake in China and the third largest lake in Jiangsu Province. Located in central Jiangsu, it spans Gaoyou City, Baoying County, and Jinhu County, and borders Tianchang City in Anhui Province. Connecting the Huai River and the Grand Canal, it is an important natural lake and regulating reservoir. --- Main Features: 1. Nature and Ecology · Vast water area with excellent water quality, abundant in aquatic products such as fish, shrimp, and crabs, especially famous for its Gaoyou Lake hairy crabs, which are on par with Yangcheng Lake crabs. · An important stopover point on the East Asian-Australasian Flyway for migratory birds, attracting large numbers of rare birds (such as egrets and swans) annually. · Numerous islands dot the lake, creating a unique ecological environment. 2. History and Culture · On the western shore of Gaoyou Lake lies Mengcheng Post Station (the site of a Ming Dynasty post station, a World Heritage Site), a testament to the prosperity of the Grand Canal. · The Zhenguo Temple Pagoda (an ancient pagoda from the Tang Dynasty) stands on an island in the middle of the lake, known as the "Southern Wild Goose Pagoda." · Famous literary works related to Gaoyou Lake include essays by Wang Zengqi (such as the description of lake delicacies in "Food of My Hometown") and poems by Qin Shaoyou. 3. Economy and People's Livelihood · The lake area has a thriving fishing and aquaculture industry. Gaoyou salted duck eggs (with runny, sandy yolks) are a Chinese national geographical indication product. · The lake serves multiple functions, including flood control, irrigation, navigation, and tourism. Ecotourism has developed rapidly in recent years. · -- Tourism Recommendations: · Lake Sightseeing: Enjoy a boat tour, admiring the lake scenery and birdwatching/photography. · Savor Lake Delicacies: Enjoy hairy crabs in autumn, and lake fish and river shrimp year-round, paired with Gaoyou salted duck eggs. · Cultural Exploration: Mengcheng Post Station, Zhenguo Temple Pagoda, Gaoyou Ancient City (Wang Zengqi Memorial Hall). • Nature Experience: Lakeside Wetland Park, Reed Marsh Photography, Sunset Viewing. · -- Fun Facts: · The formation of Gaoyou Lake is closely related to historical hydrological changes such as the Yellow River's diversion into the Huai River and the reconstruction of the Grand Canal. · Legend has it that Gaoyou Lake is associated with the story of "Pearl Light at the Brick-Stone Altar" (Shen Kuo's *Dream Pool Essays* from the Song Dynasty records a miraculous sight of "bright pearls" appearing on the lake's surface). If you have the opportunity to visit, slow down and feel the tranquility and abundance of this lake, savoring its unique charm as a "land of fish and rice." Gaoyou Lake is the sixth largest freshwater lake in China and the third largest lake in Jiangsu Province. Located in central Jiangsu Province, it spans Gaoyou City, Baoying County, and Jinhu County, and borders Tianchang City in Anhui Province. Connecting the Huai River and the Grand Canal, it is an important natural lake and regulating reservoir. · -- Main Features: 1. Nature and Ecology · The lake boasts a vast expanse of excellent water quality, abundant in aquatic products such as fish, shrimp, and crabs, especially the famous Gaoyou Lake hairy crab, which rivals the Yangcheng Lake crab in popularity. · It serves as an important stopover point on the East Asian-Australasian Flyway for migratory birds, attracting numerous rare species (such as egrets and swans) annually. · Several islands dot the lake, creating a unique ecological environment. 2. History and Culture · On the western shore of Gaoyou Lake lies Mengcheng Post Station (the site of a Ming Dynasty post station, a World Heritage Site), a testament to the prosperity of the Grand Canal. · The Zhenguo Temple Pagoda (an ancient Tang Dynasty pagoda) stands on an island in the center of the lake, hailed as the "Southern Wild Goose Pagoda." · Notable literary works related to Gaoyou Lake include essays by Wang Zengqi (such as his description of lake delicacies in "Hometown Food") and poems by Qin Shaoyou. 3. Economy and People's Livelihood · The lake area boasts a thriving fishing and aquaculture industry. Gaoyou salted duck eggs (with runny, sandy yolks) are a Chinese National Geographical Indication product. · Serving multiple functions including flood control, irrigation, shipping, and tourism, the area has seen rapid development in ecotourism in recent years. · -- Tourism Recommendations: · Lake Sightseeing: Enjoy boat tours, appreciating the lake's beauty, and birdwatching/photography. · Lake Delicacies: Savor hairy crabs in autumn, and enjoy lake fish and river shrimp year-round, paired with Gaoyou salted duck eggs. · Cultural Exploration: Visit Mengcheng Post Station, Zhenguo Temple Pagoda, and Gaoyou Ancient City (Wang Zengqi Memorial Hall). · Nature Experience: Explore the lakeside wetland park, photograph the reed marshes, and watch the sunset. · -- Fun Facts: · The formation of Gaoyou Lake is closely related to historical hydrological changes such as the Yellow River's diversion into the Huai River and the Grand Canal's reconstruction. Legend has it that Gaoyou Lake is associated with the story of "the radiant pearls of Bishe" (a phenomenon recorded in Shen Kuo's *Dream Pool Essays* from the Song Dynasty). If you have the opportunity to visit, slow down and appreciate the tranquility and abundance of this lake, savoring its unique charm as a "land of fish and rice."
🔍【The Mysterious Files of Yang Fanglai's Tomb】 📍Location: Tongnan, Zhangxiang Village, Zhujiajiao Town, Qingpu District, Shanghai (804 meters northwest of the intersection of Qianchang Road and Yongfengzhuang Road) 🏛️Cultural Protection Level: Qingpu District Cultural Relic Protection Site | One of Shanghai's rare intact Qing Dynasty first-rank military official tombs ⏳Era: Qing Kangxi Period (1635-1692) ✨【The Legendary Life of the General】 Yang Fanglai, courtesy name Maohuan, ancestral home in Baoying, Jiangsu 🔥Dramatic family background: · Grandfather/Father: Heroically died resisting the Qing at the end of the Ming Dynasty · Himself: Followed his uncle Yang Jie who surrendered to the Qing, fighting across the land 📜Career highlights: ① Started as a naval defense officer in Liuhe, Jiangsu ② Rose steadily to become the Commander of Yonggu City, Gansu ③ Posthumously awarded the honorary title of Grand Master of Honor and Virtue (a first-rank official!) 🪦【Tomb Exploration Guide】 🌾Current state: Hidden among rice fields and reeds, full of rustic charm 🗿Existing treasures: ✅ Two stone warrior statues (feels like guardian gods!) ✅ One pair each of stone horses, stone tigers, and stone sheep (lifelike!) ✅ Giant Bixi turtle-shaped stele base (the dragon’s ninth son, super imposing) ⚠️Note: Tomb robbers once targeted these relics but were fully repelled by villagers! 🚗【Super Practical Tomb Visiting Tips】 · By car: Navigate to "Yang Fanglai Tomb," park at the village entrance and walk 10 minutes along the field ridge (remember to wear non-slip shoes!) · By subway: Take Line 17 to Zhujiajiao Station, then taxi 🚖 directly to the site 💡Tomb visit tips: ① Mosquito repellent and long pants are a must (the field bugs are fierce) ② Cloudy days add to the atmosphere ☁️ (but avoid rainy days!) ③ Climbing on stone carvings is prohibited (let’s protect the relics together~) 📸【Recommended Photo Spots】 1️⃣ The weathered composition of the stone statues and reed clusters 2️⃣ Upward shot of the Bixi stele base (maximizes the mysterious vibe!) 3️⃣ Distant view of the field path (feels like a martial arts movie scene) 💭Standing before this ancient tomb overgrown with wild grass, looking at the stone statues that have guarded it for over three hundred years, you can almost hear the neighing of warhorses and the sound of frontier winds and sand... This is not just a photo spot but a time tunnel to touch history✨
This time in Baoying, I stayed at two esports hotels in a row, and finally decisively set eLong Esports Hotel (Flagship Store) as my go-to spot! 🎮✨ I’ve had bad experiences before where some places were over-decorated but had poor equipment, but this one is truly reliable. No flashy influencer walls, but the cleanliness and tidiness are top-notch! The bedding is soft, the air conditioning is powerful, and the soundproofing is sufficient. After playing hard, I just crash and sleep, and the rest quality is excellent. 🛌 💻 Setup and Internet Speed The computer isn’t some flashy top-tier model, but the internet speed is super stable. I’ve never lagged during team games, and the keyboard and mouse feel great. For someone like me who just wants to focus on gaming, it’s more than enough. 🧺 A Lazy Person’s Dream What surprised me the most were the laundry room and shower! The washing machine is easy to use, and the water pressure is very steady. For a player like me staying several days, being able to wash clothes and take a good shower is basically a life-saver! 🚿 💁♂️ Service Experience The front desk lady is extremely polite, with no annoying sales pitches, and she responds to every request. In this area, this kind of reliable experience and cost performance is truly unbeatable. Next time I come to Baoying, this place is locked in! 🚀👍
The free admission days for Yangzhou scenic spots in 2026 are coming, inviting you to embark on a poetic journey! The free admission spots and dates are as follows: Heyuan Garden: February 7-8; Daming Temple: March 14-15; Phoenix Island: March 21-22; Qionghua Temple: April 11-12; Ruan Yuan Ancestral Temple and Residence: April 18-19; Xiaopangu, Gaoyou Yucheng Post Station, Wenyoutai, Tongxing Pawnshop, Longqiu Village Ruins: May 16-17; Baoying Xiangxie Rose Garden: June 6-7; Yangzhou Eight Eccentrics Memorial Hall: June 20-21; Han Guangling King’s Tomb Museum: July 4-5; Ge Garden: July 11-12; Tang City Ruins Museum: July 11-12; Hubei Guild Hall: July 11-12; Zhuyuwan: August 1-2; Zhang Yuliang Memorial Hall: August 22-23; Baoying Lotus Garden: August 29-30; Baoying Lake National Wetland Park, Sui Yangdi Tomb Ruins Museum: September 5-6; Yangzhou Intangible Cultural Heritage Treasure Hall and Yangzhou Expo Park: September 19-20; Wang’s Small Garden: September 26-27; Beihu Wetland Park: October 17-18; Yipu: October 24-25; Slender West Lake: December 5-6; Hanbi Garden: December 19-20. Come to Yangzhou and start a journey full of poetry and historical charm on the free admission days, leaving unforgettable memories!
Here, there is no urban hustle and bustle, only swaying fir trees and shimmering water. This is not only a stunning tourist destination, but also a way of life that allows one to return to nature and embrace simplicity.
心泊于江One of only two remaining government offices, and the site of the tragic death of Dou E, it features an exhibition of ancient torture instruments, mostly displayed using digital technology, wax figures, physical objects, and illustrations. It's a must-see for tourists in Huai'an.
M86***26You can spend two days visiting Zhou Enlai's former residence in Huai'an. There's also a nice traditional shop in Hexia Ancient Town. The overall commercial atmosphere isn't too strong, so it's worth a visit.
卷心菜90Huai'an city is relatively small; two days is enough to explore it. If you like night views, head to the riverbank for a boat ride. The Huai'an Museum, the Canal Transport Museum, and the Huai'an Prefectural Museum are also quite good.
卷心菜90The courtyard was quite unique, with some small scenic spots perfect for taking photos. We were really lucky; the weather was a beautiful, clear blue. We also learned about Wu Cheng'en's family history and life story, feeling a bit a little bit of his divine aura.
Anonymous userThis was a lovely way to start our trip in China. Our first city to visit was Shanghai, and we knew we would be tired from our evening arrival. We decided to opt for the Taste of China lunch. We knew this would help us to get moving the next day, enjoy excellent food, and provide us with additional details regarding the food experience in China’s various regions. My husband and I were seated next to two ladies traveling from Korea, and we had the opportunity to get to know them as well, and are now in contact bby social media (and added benefit we hadn’t expected). We enjoyed the food, the show, and the pacing. This is a wonderful place for kids and families, and something that can be enjoyed without tons of walking on the day of arrival or next morning.
_TI***9vAs the only canal transport museum in China, it's generally quite good. However, the 60 yuan guided tour is a bit too general and could be more detailed. The additional 5 yuan per person for headsets is also unreasonable.
Anonymous userBeautiful China 🇨🇳 Huai'an Journey to the West Amusement Park: A place that evokes the Journey to the West nostalgia of those born in the 80s. A Chinese-made amusement park, highly recommended for elementary school students, especially boys. The ticket price is especially worthwhile and the fun is immense 🥳. Even on a rainy day, we had a blast. The staff were very enthusiastic ❤️🔥 and diligently checked the equipment repeatedly. A very cost-effective amusement park 🎠.
holidaySunThe hometown is a bit small, and it mainly displays the Prime Minister's childhood. You can come and have a look, and after that you must go to the nearby memorial hall for more information.
M25***05全景回顾伟人波澜壮阔的一生，对自身的思想建设很有意义，免费对全社会开放，性价比极高的爱国主义和红色教育景区
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