Yunhu Dajue Temple.

I have been to the most unpopular treasure town, and I am afraid that it will become popular. When it comes to Jiangsu, the most impressive place is Suzhou and Nanjing. For National Day travel, we recommend the treasure town Yixing written by Su Shi. I have summarized a two-day and one-night guide in Yixing that is easy to photograph and visit. Follow my footsteps. ☑Reason for recommendation: Thousand-year-old historical sites and beautiful natural scenery are all free of charge. Travel in reverse, avoid crowds, check in and take photos without queuing, and lie down on the big lawn without anyone. The high-speed rail to Hangzhou is very convenient in 40 minutes, and the surrounding attractions are not far away. Recommended itineraries: DAY1 route: High-speed rail departure→Longbei Mountain Forest Park→Yunhu Dajue Temple→Yada Yangxian Xishan Town-Dongpo Pavilion (watch the sunset) DAY2 route: Shushan Gunan Street → Ceramics Museum → Yixing Bamboo Sea → Return ★Recommended check-in points: 1. Yada Yangxian Xishan Town-Dongpo Pavilion A new Chinese-style town next to Yangxian Lake, the whole town has a variety of food, drink and entertainment. Su Shi once wrote here, "Buying Tianyang to envy my general will grow old. From the beginning, it was only for the good of Xishan." 18. Light up the lights in time for the blues moment. Climb up the mountain and take a look at Dongpo Pavilion. You will be really shocked. 2. Yunhu Dajue Temple The Dajue Temple built on the mountain is known as the Jiangsu version of the "Little Potala Palace". ☑Dajue Temple is backed by Yunhu Lake. You can go to Yunhu Dam or drive around the lake to enjoy the beautiful scenery. 3. Longbeishan Forest Park A large and free urban forest park of 5.5 square kilometers. The large lawn/windmill/rows of fir trees are perfect for taking pictures or lying down in a daze. ☑ If you don’t want to walk, there are double electric scooters and multi-person bicycles at the entrance. 4. Ceramics Museum Yixing, the pottery capital of China, is recommended to visit the UCCA Ceramic Art Museum.