[2025 Yangzhou Attraction] Travel Guide for Twenty-four Bridge (Updated Jul)

Yangzhou is truly amazing! It took me five visits to put together this super practical guide, save it now! 🚗【Transportation Guide】 ✈️ Yangzhou Taizhou International Airport: There is an airport shuttle to the city; if you want to go directly, take a taxi, about a 50-minute ride. 🚄 Yangzhou East Station has many train options, about a 20-minute taxi ride to downtown; Yangzhou Station is closer to Slender West Lake but has fewer trains. For getting around the city, buses reach the attractions but the routes are a bit winding; taxis are convenient; riding shared electric scooters is super fun and great for taking photos anytime. 📅【Day 1: First Impressions of Yangzhou】 Morning: Check in at 📍 Slender West Lake’s Twenty-Four Bridge. Buying tickets online in advance can save some money [Idea]. Stroll along Changti Spring Willows, don’t miss Wuting Bridge, Twenty-Four Bridge, and White Pagoda. Wearing Hanfu for photos creates a great atmosphere [Tiptop]. Noon: Head to Dongguan Street for crab roe soup dumplings, lotus root starch balls... all kinds of snacks to your heart’s content. Eat while strolling and soak in the lively Yangzhou vibe [Chukle]. Afternoon: Visit 📍 Ge Garden, the seasonal rockeries are stunning, every step reveals a new scene: bamboo in spring, stones in summer, maples in autumn, snow in winter (though artificial, the atmosphere is perfect). Truly worthy of a salt merchant’s residence [GoodJob]. 📅【Day 2: Exploring Yangzhou’s Ancient Charm】 Morning: Get up early to have dim sum at Quyuan Teahouse or Garden Teahouse (Xingcheng West Road branch). Try San Ding Bao, Thousand Layer Oil Cake, Hot Shredded Tofu—each bite is full of Yangzhou flavor. Arrive before 7 AM or you’ll be waiting in line forever [Like]! Late morning: Head to 📍 Daming Temple, climb 📍 Qiling Pagoda for a panoramic view of Yangzhou, feel the cultural atmosphere at Pingshan Hall inspired by Ouyang Xiu’s writings, and pray for peace and safety [Idea]. Noon: Have a meal on Pishi Street, then visit trendy bookstores and coffee shops, take photos, and enjoy a leisurely time [Coke]. Afternoon: Visit the China Grand Canal Museum. Book free tickets in advance. The 13 exhibition halls offer a comprehensive experience of canal culture with impressive technology [PushGlasses]. 📅【Day 3: Experience Yangzhou’s Slow Life】 Morning: Sleep in [Sleepy], then visit He Garden, a blend of Chinese and Western styles. The winding corridors are like a maze, and the “World’s First Window” is picturesque in every frame [Yeah]. Noon: Try Yangzhou fried rice with egg, ham, shrimp, and green peas mixed with perfectly separated grains of rice. It’s delicious and you can’t go wrong at any restaurant [Love]. Afternoon: Find a Yangzhou scrubbing bathhouse (Ge Garden flagship store) to experience the intangible cultural heritage scrubbing bath. Feel the comfort of “skin holding water in the morning, water holding skin at night” and relax your tired body [CoolGuy]. 🍜【Food Recommendations】 ✅ Yangzhou Dim Sum: San Ding Bao has rich fillings, Jade Siu Mai is green and translucent, Thousand Layer Oil Cake is soft and sweet, Hot Shredded Tofu is refreshing and appetizing. A great early morning experience. ✅ Yangzhou Lion’s Head Meatballs: Fat but not greasy, melts in your mouth, rich broth, delicious whether stewed clear or braised. A must-try in Yangzhou. ✅ Yangzhou Old Goose: Smooth skin and tender meat with rich marinade aroma. Buy a portion to eat on the go, full of local flavor. 🏠【Accommodation Suggestions】 [One] Near Slender West Lake: Great scenery, you can enjoy beautiful views of Slender West Lake in the morning. Prices are a bit higher, like Yangzhou Slender West Lake Hot Spring Resort, where you can also soak in hot springs. [Two] Near Dongguan Street: Very convenient for travel, dining, and shopping. Experience Yangzhou’s lively nightlife. Dongguan Street Inn has an antique charm. [Three] Around Wenchang Pavilion: In the city center with convenient transportation, many hotel options with good value, such as Ramada by Wyndham Yangzhou Wenchang Pavilion. ❌【Avoid Pitfalls Tips】 [One] Don’t take a boat on Slender West Lake; walking is freer and the scenery is just as beautiful. [Two] Don’t take tricycles around the scenic spots; they overcharge. Riding shared electric scooters is more cost-effective. [Three] Don’t buy specialties on Dongguan Street in the scenic area; online shopping is much cheaper, like Sanhe and Simei pickled vegetables.

🌿 Spring in Yangzhou: A 2-Day Culinary & Cultural Escape 📅 Itinerary: Lakeside Serenity & Timeless Alleys **Day 1: Lakeside Zen & Ancient Lanterns** **Morning**: Must-visit **Slender West Lake** – Glide on a paddleboat (💰100/person) while listening to folk songs, pass the Twenty-Four Bridges, and admire the White Pagoda mirrored in emerald waters with spring snowflake blooms. *Pro tip*: Frame the Five-Pavilion Bridge through Fishing Platform’s fan-shaped window for a "living ink painting." **Afternoon**: Ascend **Daming Temple’s** Qiling Pagoda for panoramic views, then explore Jianzhen’s Tang-dynasty pilgrimage murals. **Evening**: Lantern-lit **Dongguan Street** – Savor Jiangjiaqiao’s noodle dumplings (💰8) and Zhao’s layered pork-stuffed glutinous balls (💰10/4). The lantern corridor transports you centuries back. **Day 2: Gardens & Sunset by the Canal** **Morning**: **Geyuan Garden + Heyuan Garden** – Marvel at Geyuan’s "Four Seasons Rockery" bamboo wonders (💰45) and Heyuan’s 1,500-meter double-decker corridors for "flower-in-mirror" photos (💰45). **Afternoon**: **Grand Canal Museum** – Immerse in 5D canal history! Rooftop sunset views blend sail silhouettes with neon lights (free, booking required). **Dusk**: Artsy **Pishi Street** – Pose with "Yangzhou Slow" lanterns at Hanson Bear Teahouse, sip Guangling’s cold-brewed Green Poplar tea. 🍜 Culinary Highlights: Huaiyang Delicacies **Breakfast Big Three** (arrive before 6:30am to skip queues!): - **Quyuan Teahouse**: Emperor Qianlong’s favorite! Jade-hued chive dumplings and crab roe soup buns (💰80/person). - **Fuchun Teahouse**: "Three-Province Tea" with savory San Ding buns (💰50/person). - **Garden Teahouse**: Locals’ pick! Tofu-skin buns with meaty texture, crispy bamboo-filled San Ding buns (💰30/person). **Late-Night Bites 🌙**: - **Wangyue Road Stalls**: Garlic butter lobsters + beer, a local midnight feast. - **Bixiangju**: Pepper-pork noodles & purple rice porridge (💰15 fills you up). 🏨 Stay in the Scenery - **Couples/Photographers**: **Mercure Dongguan Street** loft rooms with canal views (💰339↑). - **Families**: **Slender West Lake Hot Spring Resort** private villas + kids’ zone (💰458↑). - **Budget-Friendly**: **Hampton by Hilton Wenchang Road** – 10 mins to Geyuan, family rooms with bathtubs (💰348↑). 🚩 Local Secrets - **Transport**: E-bikes + walking for old town; night cruises from Bianyimen Pier (💰60/person). - **Tips**: Caishi Street snacks are affordable (crab roe buns under 💰30); choose paddleboats over motorboats at Slender West Lake. - **Hidden Gems**: Free! Songjia Forest biking, Straw Stack Bookstore cloud-watching, Phoenix Island wetland bird songs.

Guys! Strolling through gardens, enjoying morning tea, and listening to storytelling in Yangzhou made me feel like an ancient scholar for 3 days, and it cost less than a hot pot meal?! The prices in this "hometown of Huaiyang cuisine" are incredibly friendly—my spending perspective was completely refreshed 🌿 Must-save guide! Why Visit? "Going to Yangzhou in March when flowers bloom" truly lives up to its reputation! In July, Yangzhou avoids peak-season crowds, the Slender West Lake is full of blooming lotuses, and morning tea for 20 RMB will stuff you. You can admire exquisite pavilions and towers while soaking in the "slow life"—perfect for students and artsy souls! Transport Guide ✈️ Flight: Yangzhou Taizhou Airport, take the airport shuttle (1 hour to downtown, 25 RMB) or taxi (~100 RMB) 🚄 High-speed rail: Yangzhou East Station/Yangzhou Station are both convenient, with Metro Line 1 directly to downtown or Bus Tour 1 connecting major attractions 🚌 Local transport: Shared bikes (2 RMB/30 mins) are great for exploring old alleys—just 10 minutes from Slender West Lake to Dongguan Street with a refreshing breeze Itinerary Day 1: Slender West Lake - Daming Temple - Dongguan Street Morning: Slender West Lake's "flowers and willows lining the water," July lotus ponds 🪷, and perfect photos at Twenty-Four Bridges Noon: Savor San Ding Bao (three-diced bun) and emerald shaomai—morning tea lasts till afternoon Afternoon: Climb Pingshan Hall at Daming Temple for a panoramic lake view, shaded by ancient cypresses in July Evening: Stroll lantern-lit Dongguan Street and snack on Huangqiao sesame cakes Day 2: Ge Garden - He Garden - Ancient Canal Morning: Ge Garden’s "Four Seasons Rockeries," cool bamboo groves in July, and the poetic "Spring in a Pot" vibe Noon: Try Yangzhou fried rice with Wensi tofu—so finely crafted it’s mesmerizing Afternoon: He Garden’s "moon gates" and maze-like corridors—ideal for vintage photos Evening: Ancient Canal boat ride (60 RMB/person) with lantern reflections on water Day 3: Wang’s Residence - Departure Morning: Explore Wang’s Residence’s Republic-era mansion, exquisite carvings, and rare July crowds Noon: Soft-braised eel—tender and flavorful Afternoon: Buy pickles and Yangzhou salted goose as souvenirs before leaving Must-Visit Spots 1. Slender West Lake: July lotuses frame the white pagoda; boating (60 RMB/hour) under bridges is magical (student discounts available) 2. Dongguan Street: Free! July sees historic shops open, Huangqiao cakes at 1 RMB each, and street storytelling 3. Ge Garden: One of "China’s Four Great Gardens," July’s summer rockery brings instant coolness 4. He Garden: July shaded corridors and "moon gates" create natural photo frames, plus stunning night lights 5. Daming Temple: Starting point of Jianzhen’s eastward journey, bustling with incense in July; Pingshan Hall’s "distant mountains level with the hall" view is unmatched 6. Ancient Canal: July evening breezes + boat rides past South Gate ruins feel like time travel to Ming/Qing dynasties 7. Yechun Teahouse: Must for morning tea! Arrive by 6 AM in July to skip lines; dried tofu shreds with tea = bliss Food Recs Yangzhou Morning Tea: San Ding Bao + emerald shaomai + Yechun tea (20 RMB/set, best enjoyed early) 🍵 Yangzhou Fried Rice: Perfectly separated grains, loaded with ingredients (15 RMB, "Shi Wei Tian" is iconic) Huangqiao Cakes: Salty/sweet options, ultra-fragrant sesame (1 RMB, made fresh on Dongguan Street) Wensi Tofu: Hair-thin tofu soup—light yet savory, plus chef’s knife skills are ASMR Lion’s Head Meatballs: Tender and juicy; July’s stewed version isn’t greasy—you’ll want two with rice Accommodation 1. Dongguan Street B&Bs: Converted courtyards with lantern views (~100 RMB/person, wake to tea aromas) 2. Slender West Lake Hotels: From 150 RMB/night, 10-min walk to the lake (some rooms have lake views) 3. Wenchang Pavilion Hotels: Downtown, easy access to He/Ge Gardens, Metro Line 1 nearby Tips 1. July rains often! Pack foldable umbrellas + non-slip shoes—post-rain gardens are dreamy 🌧️ 2. Morning tea early! Historic spots queue after 7 AM; dried tofu shreds MUST pair with shrimp roe soy sauce 3. Slender West Lake tickets are valid 2 days! Return next day if unfinished 4. Buy "Sanhe Simei" pickles—supermarkets are half the price of scenic spots Yangzhou engraves "refinement" into its DNA! 3 slow, comfy days here cost little but enrich much—tag your travel buddy now! 💕

The Hidden Vibrancy of City Life: A Three-Day Leisurely Guide to Yangzhou Yangzhou is not meant for "checking in." This city, nourished by the Grand Canal for a thousand years, is best suited for waking up at dawn, treading on bluestone paths, and embarking on a journey of slow living. **Day One: A Dialogue Between Morning Tea and Gardens** Before dawn, the steam from dim sum baskets already wafts from Fuchun Teahouse. The savory aroma of Sanding Bao (Three-Ingredient Bun), the vibrant green of Feicui Shaomai (Jade Dumpling), the soft texture of Qianceng Yougao (Thousand-Layered Oil Cake), paired with a pot of Kuilongzhu Tea – this is the morning ritual Yangzhou locals have maintained for centuries. After tea, walk to Geyuan Garden to see how ancient people interpreted the philosophy of time with their four-season rockeries – spring's bamboo shoots breaking through the earth, summer's lake stones exquisitely translucent, autumn's yellow stones dyed with vibrant colors, and winter's Xuan stones still covered in lingering snow. It's recommended to sit for a while in the "Yiyu Pavilion" within the garden, to experience Zheng Banqiao's garden design philosophy: "When the moon comes, water fills the ground; when clouds rise, mountains fill the sky." **Day Two: A Symphony of Water and Ink Fragrance** Slender West Lake in the early morning possesses even more charm than during the day. Rent a sculling boat and depart from the Imperial Wharf, watching the reflection of the Five-Pavilion Bridge shatter into golden foil amidst the ripples, and listening to the boatwoman recount the legend of the Twenty-Four Bridges with her clear, melodious folk songs. In the afternoon, you can visit the Yangzhou Museum (Shuangbo Museum) next to Tianning Temple, which houses the most complete collection of ancient block printing in the country. It's highly recommended to observe the woodblocks of "Quan Tang Shi" (Complete Tang Poems); the characters on over nine thousand pear woodblocks still exude the fragrance of pine soot ink. **Day Three: Half a Day of Fleeting Life in the Alleys** The old bookstores on Pishi Street still retain the charm of the Republic of China era; the master craftsman at Biancheng Bookstore is using ancient book restoration techniques to bring damaged pages back to life. Turn into the deep alleys of Dongguan Street, and you might encounter inheritors of the "Three Knives of Yangzhou" – the gentle touch of the pedicurist's wrist, the chef's Wensi Tofu, and the barber's masterful razor skills, all living intangible cultural heritage. In the evening, you might want to spend some time at Zhongshuge Bookstore on Yuxian Street. This bookstore, built within an ancient residence, still holds legends of Ming and Qing dynasty merchant guilds within its beams and pillars. Tips: - Transportation: The old city is suitable for walking or shared electric bikes; for cross-district travel, you can take the special "Ancient City Sightseeing Line" bus. - Accommodation: Boutique guesthouses in the Nanhexia Historical District are recommended, such as Changle Inn. - Season: Avoid the plum rain season; the Qionghua flowers around Qingming Festival and ginkgo trees in late autumn are the most stunning. When the last ray of sunset falls upon the glazed tiles of Wenchang Pavilion, you will understand why Emperor Qianlong stopped here during all six of his southern tours. The beauty of Yangzhou lies not in its majestic mountains and rivers, but in the unhurried elegance found within the vibrancy of its urban life.

Part 1: Early Summer, Enchanted by Jiangnan's Gentle Embrace 🍵 "Morning tea in belly, evening soak in tub" – how enviable Yangzhou's lifestyle is! Yangzhou's charm isn't limited to March; every season here brims with romance. Wandering ancient alleys in Hanfu, every snapshot turns into a vintage masterpiece, instantly dominating my social feed ✨! Gliding on Slender West Lake's paddle boats with my little one, passing Twenty-Four Bridges, the kiddo swayed reciting "Moonlit night at Twenty-Four Bridges," transforming into a pint-sized poetry scholar 📖. Breakfast at Dongguan Street's time-honored teahouse with crab roe soup dumplings launched our family's gourmet adventure~ Part 2: Kid-Friendly Gem Unveiled – Yangzhou Runde Phil Hotel 😍 This ¥90 million resort nestled in thousand-acre black pine forests features all-wooden loft rooms opening to flower seas 🌸 – love at first sight! 🌳 **Nature's Oxygen Bar**: The pine forest doubles as a summer retreat for fishing and water play. Instagrammable blooms and endless activities keep kids begging to stay past sunset. A no-brainer for Shanghai/Hangzhou families seeking summer escapes~ 🚗 **Easy Access**: Just 15 minutes from Yangzhou Station, pet-friendly with 30% guests bringing furry companions – pawsitively perfect! 👉 Tap below for more delights~ Part 3: Local's Secret Playbook – Tested & Approved 🐈🌿 Dawn bike rides along Jianzhen Avenue, breezy bliss; evenings at Pishi Street's cat café "stroking felines at sunset" for effortless social media wins. Interact with sika deer at Zhuyu Bay for ultimate family bonding! Hide-and-seek in Ge Garden's rockeries, lotus root dumplings at Dongguan Street, immersive 3D canal history at Grand Canal Museum – pure joy. Slender West Lake Hot Springs Resort even has kids' pools, and post-play collapse on Waldorf-grade mattresses is irresistible~ Part 4: Reasons to Go – Sorted for You 🚄 High-speed rail access from Shanghai/Hangzhou – no pricey flights needed. Weekend plans? Thousand-acre resort with 2D1N packages solves summer fun + cooling in one. Pet travel stress? Dog bowls provided – let furry friends romp freely~ Folks, Yangzhou is your failproof summer getaway!

Hey, family! Still wondering where to take the kids this summer🧐? Why not come to Yangzhou, this small Jiangnan town, like a slowly unfolding historical scroll📜, perfectly blending delicacy and leisure. It’s definitely a fantastic place to start a slow family life🎈. 🎈【Pet Friendly】: This place is super pet-friendly, it feels like about one-third of the guests bring their furry kids🐕‍🦺. My dog gets so excited as soon as he hits that big lawn, even more thrilled than the kids~ 🌳【High Green Coverage】: The hotel’s greenery coverage reaches 96%! Surrounded by thousands of acres of black pine forest🌲, the air is so fresh it feels like it can wash away all your fatigue. It’s truly a great summer resort; stay a few days and all your tiredness will vanish. 🛏【Quality Rooms】: The rooms are fully decorated with solid wood, showing care in every detail. Equipped with smart toilets and charging stations, and the mattress is the same as Waldorf’s. Once you lie down, you won’t want to get up. 🌆【Peaceful and Cozy】: Spend your days exploring Slender West Lake and return to the hotel at night, away from the city noise, enjoying unique tranquility as if time slows down~ 🎭【Special Interaction】: Here, you might even meet an NPC playing Li Bai, reciting poetry with you, adding cultural fun to your trip. I heard the hotel owner invested 90 million yuan to build it, no wonder it’s so comfortable and pleasant. 🚗【Prime Location】: The hotel is not far from the city center, just 15 minutes to Jinghua City shopping district, super convenient for shopping and dining, especially suitable for families👨‍👩‍👧‍👦. It’s also close to Yangzhou Station, only 30 minutes to Slender West Lake, making it easy for friends from Shanghai and Hangzhou to visit. 👉Click below to unlock the beauty of Yangzhou together～ 🌞Top 5 Must-Visit Attractions in Yangzhou to Experience the Ancient City Charm Slender West Lake🌊: 1. The iconic attraction of Yangzhou, where lake scenery and garden architecture complement each other perfectly, like a natural masterpiece. Attractions like Five Pavilion Bridge and Twenty-Four Bridge are like sparkling jewels embedded in this beautiful lake scenery, every shot is a stunning photo📸. 2. Tickets cost about 100 yuan (including some boat rides), recommended visit time is 3-4 hours. On summer evenings, with a gentle breeze, enjoy the poetic sunset views, simply breathtaking~ Ge Garden🎍: 1. One of China’s four famous gardens, known for its seasonal rockeries. The garden’s rock stacking craftsmanship is superb, cleverly condensing the scenery of all four seasons into one garden. 2. Tickets cost about 45 yuan, visit time 1-2 hours. When visiting with kids, you can tell them stories behind the rockeries, which is both fun and educational📖. He Garden (Jixiao Villa)🏯: 1. A famous late Qing dynasty garden with a unique blend of Chinese and Western styles that is eye-catching. The Water Heart Pavilion and the covered corridors are full of charm. It’s also one of the filming locations for "Dream of the Red Chamber"~ 2. Tickets cost about 45 yuan, visit time 1-2 hours. Strolling here, you can feel the special atmosphere where history and art intertwine. Dongguan Street🛣: 1. The most lively ancient street in Yangzhou, lined with Ming and Qing dynasty buildings, full of historical charm. Here, you can find various traditional handicrafts and taste authentic Yangzhou snacks. 2. Open all day for free, recommended visit time 2-3 hours. At dusk and night, when the lights come on, Dongguan Street becomes even more charming. In summer, enjoy a bowl of cold noodles and a glass of sour plum juice, and the heat instantly disappears~ Daming Temple⛩: 1. A thousand-year-old ancient temple with profound historical and cultural heritage. Climb the Qiling Pagoda for a panoramic view of Yangzhou, making you marvel at the city’s charm. The vegetarian meals inside are light and elegant, worth trying. 2. Tickets cost about 45 yuan (including pagoda admission), visit time 1-2 hours. Here, your soul seems to get a rest and purification. 💖Summer in Yangzhou is truly a paradise for family short trips. Friends from Shanghai and Hangzhou nearby can easily come by car or high-speed train. You can let your kids experience history and culture while enjoying a summer resort stay at the hotel. Come and experience it!

Part 1: Early Summer, Embracing the Gentle Charm of Jiangnan 🍵 "Morning tea in, evening bath out"—Yangzhou locals truly live the dream! Yangzhou's beauty isn’t just for March; every season brings romance. Wearing Hanfu, I wandered ancient alleys, snapping photos that looked like scenes from a historical drama, dominating my social feed ✨! A boat ride on Slender West Lake with the kids, passing the Twenty-Four Bridges, inspired little ones to recite poetry like "The moonlit night at Twenty-Four Bridges," transforming into tiny scholars 📖. Breakfast at Dongguan Street’s time-honored teahouse, biting into crab roe soup dumplings, kicked off a delicious family adventure~ Part 2: Kid-Friendly Gem Unveiled — Yangzhou Runde Phil Hotel 😍 This ¥90 million hotel, nestled in acres of black pine forests and featuring all-wood loft rooms, opens to breathtaking flower fields 🌸—why didn’t we meet sooner? 🌳 **Nature’s Oxygen Bar**: The vast pine forest offers shade, fishing, and water play. The flower fields are Insta-perfect, with activities keeping kids entertained till dusk. A no-brainer for summer family trips from Shanghai or Hangzhou! 🚗 **Easy Access**: Just 15 minutes from Yangzhou Station, luggage- and pet-friendly (30% of guests bring their furry friends!). 👉 Click below for more highlights~ Part 3: Local’s Secret Playbook, Tested & Approved 🐈🌿 Bike along Jianzhen Road at dawn, savoring the breeze; unwind at Pishi Street’s cat café at sunset. Interact with sika deer at Zhuyu Bay—pure family bonding! Hide-and-seek in Ge Garden’s rockeries, savor lotus root dumplings on Dongguan Street, and dive into the Grand Canal Museum’s 3D immersive exhibits. Slender West Lake Hot Spring Resort even has a kids’ pool, and post-play, sink into a Waldorf-style bed—blissful inertia~ Part 4: Reasons to Go, Sorted for You 🚄 High-speed rail access makes it a breeze from Shanghai/Hangzhou—no pricey flights! Weekend plans? The hotel’s vast grounds offer 2-day escapes with summer fun and water play. Pets? No stress—bowls provided, so furry pals can roam free! Yangzhou for summer? Zero regrets!

🎈Yangzhou: A Parent-Child Paradise of Jiangnan's Leisurely Charm🎈 😎Folks, Yangzhou, this quaint Jiangnan town, is like a slowly unfolding historical scroll📖, where refinement and relaxation are perfectly intertwined. Stepping into Yangzhou feels like entering a time tunnel, immersing in the gentle grace and poetic charm unique to Jiangnan. 🎋Its refinement hides in the verses of literati, lingers among the pavilions of Slender West Lake, and is etched into the bricks and tiles of Dongguan Street’s gardens. Its relaxation floats in the steam of morning tea, lingers in the foot massage shops on the streets, and melts into the crab roe noodles of Caiyi Street. 🐾Hidden Gem Hotel: Runde Phil Hotel Yangzhou🐾 🐕‍🦺【Pet-Friendly】: Super pet-friendly—almost a third of the guests seem to bring their furry friends. My dog ran wild on the lawn, even more excited than the kids! 🌳【Lush Greenery】: With 96% greenery coverage, the hotel is surrounded by acres of black pine forests. The fresh air makes it a perfect summer retreat—a few days here will wash away all fatigue. 🛏【Premium Rooms】: Fully furnished with solid wood and thoughtful details. Equipped with smart toilets, charging stations, and even Waldorf-style mattresses—so comfortable you won’t want to get up. 🌆【Tranquil Ambiance】: Explore Slender West Lake by day and return to the hotel at night, far from the hustle and bustle, savoring a unique serenity that makes time feel slower. 🎭【Cultural Interactions】: You might encounter an NPC playing Li Bai reciting poetry, adding a fun cultural twist. Rumor has it the owner invested 90 million to create this haven—no wonder it’s so cozy. 🚗【Prime Location】: Just 15 minutes from downtown Jinghua City for shopping and dining, perfect for families. Close to Yangzhou Station, Slender West Lake is only 30 minutes away, making it convenient for friends from Shanghai and Hangzhou to visit. 👉Click below to unlock the beauty of Yangzhou~ 🌞Top 5 Must-Visit Spots in Yangzhou to Experience Ancient Charm🌞 . Slender West Lake🌊: 1. A landmark where lake views and garden architecture blend seamlessly. Five-Pavilion Bridge and Twenty-Four Bridges are like gems scattered across the scenery—every snapshot is postcard-worthy. 2. Tickets ~¥100 (includes some boat rides). Recommended visit: 3-4 hours. Summer evenings with breezes and sunset views are breathtaking. . Ge Garden🎍: 1. One of China’s Four Great Gardens, famed for its seasonal rockeries. The stonework ingeniously captures the essence of all four seasons. 2. Tickets ~¥45. Visit time: 1-2 hours. Share the stories behind the rockeries with kids—fun and educational! . He Garden (Jixiao Villa)🏯: 1. A renowned late-Qing garden blending Chinese and Western styles. Waterside pavilions and winding corridors exude charm—it’s also a filming location for *Dream of the Red Chamber*. 2. Tickets ~¥45. Visit time: 1-2 hours. Soak in the fusion of history and art. . Dongguan Street🛣: 1. Yangzhou’s most vibrant ancient street, lined with Ming-Qing architecture. Hunt for traditional crafts and savor local snacks. 2. Free entry. Recommended visit: 2-3 hours. Evenings are magical with lanterns aglow. Beat the heat with cold noodles and plum juice. . Daming Temple⛩: 1. A millennia-old temple steeped in history. Climb Qiling Pagoda for panoramic views. The temple’s vegetarian cuisine is light and elegant. 2. Tickets ~¥45 (includes pagoda access). Visit time: 1-2 hours—a perfect mental reset. 💖Yangzhou is a summer paradise for family getaways. Friends from Shanghai and Hangzhou can easily drive or take high-speed rail. Kids get a dose of history while parents enjoy a cool retreat—don’t miss it!

🌟 Must-Visit Attractions 1. Slender West Lake🏞️ - The iconic landmark of Yangzhou! The Five Pavilion Bridge and Twenty-Four Bridges are perfect for photos📸. Best visited at dawn or dusk for fewer crowds and stunning views. - 🎫Ticket: 100 yuan (peak season), boat rides require additional fees. 2. Ge Garden 🎋 - One of China's Four Great Classical Gardens, featuring breathtaking artificial hills for all seasons. Perfect for hanfu photo shoots~👘 - 🎫Ticket: 45 yuan (combo ticket with He Garden offers better value). 3. Dongguan Street🏮 - A thousand-year-old street, ideal for strolling and snacking! Best visited at night when the lanterns create a magical atmosphere✨. - 🍡Must-try: Huangqiao sesame cakes and lotus root dumplings. 4. Daming Temple ⛩️ - Hometown of Jianzhen, climb the Qiling Pagoda for a panoramic view of Yangzhou! Absolutely breathtaking on sunny days☀️. - 🎫Ticket: 45 yuan (includes pagoda access). 🍜 Food Recommendations - The "Big Three" of Dim Sum🥟: Fuchun Teahouse (crab roe soup dumplings), Yechun (steamed dumplings), and Quyuan (amazing ambiance!) 💡Tips: Go early! Lines get crazy after 7 AM😱. - Yangzhou Fried Rice🍳: Try "Shi Wei Tian" for perfectly separated grains and generous toppings! - Lion's Head Meatballs🐷: Tender and flavorful, don’t miss the premium version at "Lion’s Head Restaurant". 🚗 Transportation Tips - ✈️Airport: Yangzhou Taizhou Airport, taxi to downtown costs ~50 yuan. - 🚄High-Speed Rail: Yangzhou East Station, easily accessible by bus/taxi. - 🚌Downtown: Attractions are close together, renting an e-bike🛵 is super fun! (Just remember to wear a helmet.) 🏨 Accommodation Suggestions - Near Slender West Lake: Convenient for sightseeing, try the state-guesthouse-level "Yingbin Hotel"! - Around Dongguan Street: Lively nightlife, great value homestays~🏡 💡 Pro Tips - 📅Best Seasons: March-May ("Spring in Yangzhou is magical!"), September-November. - 🎭Cultural Experience: Try Yangzhou’s famous bathhouse scrubbing for the ultimate "water-wrapped skin" culture🧖. - 🛍️Souvenirs: Xie Fuchun face powder, Sanhe Simei pickles. Grab your friends and come dream in Jiangnan’s charm! 🌸🚣‍♂️ Questions? Drop a comment, happy to help~😘

Part 1: Early Summer, Enveloped in the Gentle Embrace of Jiangnan 🍵 "Morning skin wrapped in water, evening water wrapped in skin"—the lifestyle of Yangzhou locals is truly enviable! The beauty of Yangzhou isn’t just in March; each season has its own romance. Wearing Hanfu, I wandered through ancient alleys, and every casual snapshot turned into a vintage masterpiece, effortlessly stealing the spotlight on social media ✨! Taking the kids on a paddleboat ride across Slender West Lake, when passing by the Twenty-Four Bridges, my little one suddenly recited, "The moonlit night at Twenty-Four Bridges," instantly transforming into a "tiny poetry scholar" 📖~ At a time-honored teahouse on Dongguan Street, we savored morning tea, and with one bite of the crab roe soup dumplings, our family’s delicious journey began! Part 2: The Ultimate Kid-Friendly Gem — Runde Phil Hotel in Yangzhou This hotel, built with an investment of 90 million, is surrounded by thousands of acres of black pine forests and features all-wooden loft rooms. Open the window, and you’re greeted by a sea of blooming flowers 🌸—no words can express how much I wish I’d discovered it sooner! ✅ The vast black pine forest acts like a natural oxygen bar, perfect for summer escapes, fishing, and water fun. The flower fields are incredibly photogenic, and the variety of activities keeps kids entertained until dusk. Families from Shanghai, Hangzhou, and beyond can blindly choose this spot for their summer vacation—it’s a no-brainer! ✅ Just a 15-minute drive from Yangzhou Station, it’s hassle-free for those with luggage or pets. Rumor has it that 30% of guests bring their furry friends along—how pet-friendly is that? 👉 Click below to discover more! Part 3: Locals’ Secret Spots Revealed—All Tested and Super Fun 🐈🌿 At dawn, cycle leisurely along Jianzhen Road, feeling the gentle breeze. In the evening, head to a café on Pishi Street to "pet cats and watch the sunset," effortlessly scoring Instagram-worthy shots. Get up close with sika deer at Zhuyu Bay, instantly boosting the family fun! Play hide-and-seek among the rockeries in Ge Garden, savor lotus root starch balls on Dongguan Street, then immerse yourself in the Grand Canal Museum’s 3D canal experience—a feast for the senses. The Slender West Lake Hot Spring Resort even has a kids’ pool, and after playing, sink into a Waldorf-style mattress—so comfy you won’t want to move! Part 4: Reasons to Pack Your Bags—All Thought Out for You 🚄 High-speed rail makes travel a breeze, with easy access from Shanghai, Hangzhou, and beyond—no need to stress over expensive flights. No ideas for weekend fun with the kids? Enjoy two days and one night at this sprawling hotel, with summer escapes and water activities all in one. Worried about pet travel hassles? Fear not—even dog bowls are provided, so your furry pals can join the fun! Folks, for a refreshing summer getaway, Yangzhou is the place to be—it won’t disappoint!

“Speaking of Yangzhou, June brings beautiful scenery, the perfect time to escape the heat.” Stepping into Yangzhou feels like entering a Jiangnan ink painting, where the summer heat instantly fades away. In June and July, Yangzhou sheds the bustling crowds of March. The bluestone paths under the shade of trees are quiet and cool. That gentle rhythm carries the unique grace of Jiangnan, instantly sweeping away all fatigue. No wonder Emperor Qianlong favored it so much, making repeated southern tours here—this comfort is truly intoxicating. 😎 Dear friends, take my advice! Yangzhou at this time is the best representation of a relaxed lifestyle~ As soon as my bestie and I arrived, we couldn’t wait to check into Yangzhou Hotel Runderfeel Hotel. In the morning, savoring exquisite morning tea in the elegant courtyard, sitting by the pond watching the shimmering water and lush greenery, the wonderful feeling of vacation instantly fills the air, as if time itself pauses for this tranquility. 🏡 Hidden treasure found! Yangzhou Hotel Runderfeel Hotel became my cozy little home in Yangzhou. This time staying at Yangzhou Hotel Runderfeel Hotel, I only regret not discovering this treasure sooner~ ✅ The hotel invested 90 million yuan to create a thousand-acre black pine forest, truly a natural oxygen bar with excellent cooling effects! Whether driving from around Shanghai or Hangzhou, it’s very convenient. Bringing kids for a family trip couldn’t be more perfect~ ✅ The rooms are fully furnished with solid wood, showcasing natural texture, plus a panoramic gym to meet your fitness needs. Even more surprising, the mattress is the same model as Waldorf’s, lying on it relaxes every cell in your body~ ✅ The hotel offers a wide variety of entertainment! Breathe freely in the black pine forest, enjoy leisurely fishing, and have fun playing in the water—full of summer vibes; the vast flower fields look like a fairy tale world, every photo is stunning. Kids can play here happily until dark, making it a reliable choice for family trips~ ✅ The hotel’s location is excellent! Just 15 minutes to the city center and only 30 minutes to Slender West Lake. Also, it’s a pet-friendly hotel, with many guests bringing their furry friends to play here~ 👉 Don’t hesitate, click below to start this wonderful journey now~ 🎉 Yangzhou’s hidden summer activities revealed, don’t miss out or you’ll regret it! 🌙 ① Slender West Lake Night Tour: As the lights come on, the Twenty-Four Bridge seems magically illuminated, instantly transforming into a dreamy, surreal world~ Wearing Hanfu and carrying a lantern, I strolled through as if traveling back to ancient times. The summer evening breeze brings a coolness that fills the heart with comfort~ ⛲ ② Songjiacheng Sports Park: A free and hidden gem! Here, you can cycle freely, set up tents leisurely, and fly kites happily. The whole family can relax here. It’s the perfect summer cooling spot, especially for families from around Shanghai and Hangzhou—hurry up and go~ 📽 ③ Grand Canal Museum: The naked-eye 5D experience inside is unbelievably cool, like a one-click time travel back to the prosperous Sui and Tang dynasties! I took my nephew to learn history while playing; he was fascinated, eyes shining~ Remember to book a week in advance~ 📖 ④ Pishi Street Artsy Check-in: Cafes, bookstores, and a giant “Yangzhou” wall make it easy to collect the three must-have photo spots. Every snap bursts with artistic vibes, guaranteed to boost your social media likes~ ⚠ A little tip: Don’t wait in the long line at Quyuan! Locals recommend Yiyuan more, with great window seats on the second floor that frame Wenchang Pavilion perfectly—great for photos and delicious food too~ Yangzhou is just such a city that you think about day and night after leaving!

🌿 In Yangzhou, time flows gently— Where refinement and relaxation blend perfectly in this charming Jiangnan city ✨ Its elegance hides in the poetry of literati through the ages, within the pavilions and waterside terraces of Slender West Lake, and between the bricks and tiles of private gardens along Dongguan Street. Its laid-back vibe floats in the steam of morning tea, lingers in the foot massage shops tucked in alleys, and soaks into that bowl of crab roe noodles at Caishi Street’s old eatery—so fresh it’ll blow your mind! 🐾 This time, I stayed at Runde Phil Manor in Yangzhou, and it was absolutely perfect for me! ✅ Super pet-friendly—felt like 30% of guests brought their fur babies! My dog went wild on the lawn, having even more fun than the kids. ✅ Greenery everywhere—96% coverage! The air in the black pine forest is incredibly fresh, making it ideal for summer escapes. A few days here left me completely refreshed. ✅ Solid wood decor with premium texture, smart toilets, charging stations—even the mattress is the same as Waldorf’s! Once you lie down, you won’t want to get up. ✅ After a day exploring Slender West Lake, returning to the manor at night was pure bliss—away from the crowds, so peaceful. ✅ Even met an NPC playing Li Bai for poetry duels—such fun interactions! Heard the owner spent 90 million to create this place, no wonder it’s so comfy. ✅ Just 15 minutes to downtown Jinghua City for shopping and dining—perfect for families. ✅ Close to Yangzhou Station, 30 minutes to Slender West Lake, and super convenient for trips from Shanghai or Hangzhou. Tap below 📅 My 3-day Yangzhou highlights—perfect for summer trips! 🌞 Top 5 Must-Visit Spots in Yangzhou 1. **Slender West Lake** Highlights: Yangzhou’s iconic scenic spot where lake views and garden architecture harmonize. Five-Pavilion Bridge, Twenty-Four Bridges, and Fishing Terrace are super photogenic. Ticket: ~¥100 (includes some boat rides) Duration: 3-4 hours Tips: Breezy lakeside walks in summer, and stunning sunsets at dusk! 2. **Geyuan Garden** Highlights: One of China’s Four Great Gardens, famous for its seasonal rockeries and ingenious stonework. Ticket: ~¥45 Duration: 1-2 hours Tips: Great for kids—share the stories behind the rockeries for fun family bonding! 3. **Heyuan Garden (Jixiao Villa)** Highlights: A late-Qing dynasty gem blending Chinese and Western styles. Waterside Pavilion and Double-Level Corridor are poetic, plus it’s a filming location for *Dream of the Red Chamber*! Ticket: ~¥45 Duration: 1-2 hours 4. **Dongguan Street** Highlights: Yangzhou’s most vibrant ancient street, lined with Ming-Qing architecture, traditional crafts, and local snacks. Ticket: Free Duration: 2-3 hours (best at dusk when lanterns light up) Tips: Try cold noodles and sour plum juice to beat the summer heat! 5. **Daming Temple** Highlights: A millennia-old temple. Climb Qiling Pagoda for panoramic city views, and enjoy their delicate vegetarian cuisine. Ticket: ~¥45 (includes pagoda access) Duration: 1-2 hours 💦 Summer in Yangzhou is pure comfort—easy drives or high-speed rail from Shanghai/Hangzhou. Kids can explore Slender West Lake and ancient streets, while you unwind at the manor. The ultimate summer vibe! For a relaxed family getaway, this is it.

🌸 My First Impression of Yangzhou Strolling through the streets, gardens and poetry scrolls feel like "scattered rice paper fragments" blown by the wind 🧩 The grand screen at the Canal Museum rolls in with the essence of the Sui and Tang dynasties, "brushing past your face," While a boat ride on Slender West Lake sways beneath the Twenty-Four Bridges, where moonlight "waltzes on ripples" 🌙 Cupping a handful of water, half a verse of "Jiangnan love poetry" slips through your fingers. 🏡【24 Hours in Yangzhou's Hotel Forest】 Never expected to be "completely smitten" by this manor: ▫️ Morning runs through acres of black pine forests, with nature's oxygen bar "certified by scent" 🌲 ▫️ A ¥90 million estate featuring panoramic gyms and Waldorf Astoria-grade mattresses—a "triple delight" for loungers 😴 ▫️ A rare 500-acre hydrangea sea in the Jiangzhehu region, "heart-stoppingly beautiful," with effortless Instagram-worthy shots 📸 ▫️ Kids picking tea leaves or digging bamboo shoots "lost in play," while moms lift weights with "uninterrupted forest views" 🏋️♀️ ▫️ Just 15 minutes from Yangzhou Station, seamless transfers "worthy of tipping the driver" 🚗 ▫️ Watching dogs romp through pine woods, instantly "scheduling a return trip" for furry friends 🐾 Tap below 🎨【Exclusive Hidden Gems】 1️⃣ Slender West Lake Night Cruise ✨: Painted boats shatter starlight; Hanfu and lanterns are "keys to unlocking the night." 2️⃣ Fushengji Bookstore 📚: A café-bookshop next to Zhu Ziqing’s home, where biscuit crumbs blend with coffee stains, "adding drama to pages." 3️⃣ Pinecone Hunter 🎁: Morning runs yield pocketfuls of pinecones, crafted into "breathing travel souvenirs." 4️⃣ Canal Mystery Game 🕵️: Kids become "history detectives," piecing together "millennia-old stories" from artifact clues. 5️⃣ Caiyi Street Night Feast 🍲: Follow locals to crispy pork trotters, slurp shrimp roe dumpling noodles, then "lick your fingers clean." 🌿【Pro Tips】 June transforms the manor into a "hydrangea ocean" 🌸 Book a stay for free farm-picking vouchers 🍅 Compared to crowded attractions, it’s like gifting yourself "spring sealed in a glass jar" 🌿

🌿【Why is Yangzhou so popular?】 Who knows! Yangzhou is simply the "relaxation ceiling" of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai~ 🍵 The morning tea culture comes with an elegant filter, the traditional scrubbing heritage makes life worth living, 🌉 Slender West Lake welds the poetic charm of Jiangnan into its DNA, and the bustling atmosphere of Dongguan Street can travel through a thousand years, 📸 The highlight! Bamboo forests, flower seas, and ancient alleys are perfect for casual shots, and your social media will explode with likes~ 🏡【Stay at a Yangzhou hotel—Runde Fei'er Manor, I regret it…】 Regret not coming earlier! A 90 million yuan investment created a thousand-acre black pine forest oxygen bar 🌲, all solid wood decoration + panoramic gym, lying on the same mattress as Waldorf watching the stars, featuring "wild luxury without breaking the bank"! A rare hydrangea sea in June in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai dominates the scene, pinecone DIY crafts… kids play until dark without getting tired~ 15 minutes to downtown, 30 minutes to Slender West Lake, pet-friendly with 30% of guests bringing their furry friends to play~ 💡Click below for the complete guide to happiness at Yangzhou hotels! 🌼【Yangzhou hidden activities revealed】 ① Slender West Lake night tour: lights connect the Twenty-Four Bridges, wearing Hanfu and carrying lanterns to tour the garden instantly turns you into an ancient-style heroine✨ ② Songjiacheng Sports Park: free! Cycling/camping/kite flying, a local outdoor paradise🏕️ ③ Grand Canal Museum: naked-eye 5D time travel to the Sui and Tang dynasties, perfect for kids to learn history (book one week in advance!)📜 ④ Pishi Street art walk: cafes + bookstores + giant "Yangzhou" wall, the three must-have spots for influencer check-ins📸 ⚠ Pitfall tip: don’t stubbornly queue at Quyuan! Locals recommend Yiyuan, sitting by the window and taking photos with Wenchang Pavilion is even better~ Yangzhou is the kind of place where you "want to check return tickets as soon as you arrive home"~

🌸 My first impression of Yangzhou Strolling through streets where classical gardens and poetry scrolls resemble "scattered rice paper fragments" blown by the wind 🧩 The Grand Canal Museum's giant screen rolls forth with Sui-Tang dynasty ambiance "brushing past your face", While Slender West Lake boats sway beneath Twenty-Four Bridges, where moonlight "waltzes on ripples" 🌙 Cupping water in my hands, a "Jiangnan love poem" escapes between my fingers. 🏡 【24 Hours in Yangzhou's Hotel Forest】 Never expected to be "absolutely smitten" by this manor: ▫ Morning runs through thousand-acre black pine forests with nature's oxygen bar "certified by fresh air" 🌲 ▫ A ¥90 million estate featuring panoramic gyms + Waldorf Astoria-grade mattresses - "triple delight" for lazy souls 😴 Rare 500-acre hydrangea fields exclusive to Jiangzhehu region "steal your breath", effortlessly "dominating social feeds" 📸 ▫ Kids picking tea leaves/bamboo shoots "lose themselves in play" while moms workout with "unlimited forest views" 🏋♀ ▫ 15-min drive from Yangzhou Station with "driver-worthy smooth transfers" 🚗 ▫ Seeing dogs romp in pine forests instantly "schedules a return trip" for furry friends 🐾 Click below 🎨 【Secret Itinerary Revealed】 1⃣ Slender West Lake Night Cruise ✨: Painted boats shatter starlight, hanfu+lanterns become "keys to unlock the night" 2⃣ Fushengji Bookstore 📚: Café next to Zhu Ziqing's home where biscuit crumbs blend with coffee stains "adding drama to pages" 3⃣ Pinecone Hunter 🎁: Morning jog treasures become "breathing travel souvenirs" in pockets 4⃣ Canal Murder Mystery 🕵: Kids turn "history detectives" piecing "millennium tales" from artifacts 5⃣ Caiyi Street Night Feast 🍲: Follow grannies gnawing crispy trotters, slurping shrimp roe noodles "then licking fingers" 🌿 【Pro Tips】 June transforms the manor into "hydrangea oceans" 🌸 Bookings include farm-picking vouchers 🍅 Unlike crowded attractions, this place gifts you "springtime preserved in glass jars" 🌿

🌸 My First Impression of Yangzhou Strolling through the streets, gardens and poetry seem like scattered pieces of rice paper gently spread by the wind. The giant screens at the Grand Canal Museum bring the breeze of the Sui and Tang dynasties rushing toward you. A boat ride on Slender West Lake glides past the Twenty-Four Bridges, with moonlight shattering on ripples—every scoop of water seems to hold the poetry of Jiangnan. 🏡 24 Hours in a Forest Retreat Yangzhou's Runde Phil Manor Hotel feels like a fairytale treehouse hideaway🌲 Thousands of acres of black pine forests weave natural aromatherapy with their resin. The grain of the solid wood furniture seems to hide forest diaries. Kids can dig up muddy bamboo shoots, pick tea leaves glistening with morning dew, and watch crayfish splash joyfully in bamboo baskets—childhood laughter in every moment. Just 15 minutes to switch between city and forest mode, even pets get their own play lawn🐾 Rumor has it this Yangzhou hotel was built with a 90 million investment! 👉 Tap below ✅ 9 Foolproof Tips! Save for your trip! ➊ Stay at Runde Phil Manor—gorgeous and full of flowers! ➋ Book the Grand Canal Museum in advance. For photos only, skip the entry—sunset shots are best from the bridge outside. ➌ Slender West Lake has separate day and night tickets. Enter from the South Gate, exit North Gate to visit Daming Temple right after! ➍ Ge Garden, one of China's Four Great Gardens, is on Dongguan Street—experience all four seasons in one landscape. ➎ Pishi Street + Dongguan Street + Caiyi Street can be explored together. The famous Yangzhou "big logo" wall is on Pishi Street—super photogenic! ➏ Don’t miss the viral🔥 Fushengji Bookstore on Pishi Street—a must-visit❗️ ➐ Guangling Road hides two hidden gems even locals overlook: Plum Blossom Academy and Two Points of Moonlight Pavilion. ➑ Yangda yogurt (Jasmine flavor is great!) is sold everywhere for 3.5 yuan—no need to buy in tourist spots. 🌿 Pro Tip The manor’s new May attraction: a hydrangea waterfall! Book a room and get free fruit/veggie picking🍅 Skip the crowds—this place feels like owning spring itself.

Yangzhou in spring is really bustling. To avoid the crowds, I arranged with a friend to enter Slender West Lake at 6am, and practice proves that this is a great decision. As soon as you enter the South Gate, the beautiful scenery is endless: the weeping willows on the long dike sway along the water, and the flowers bloom vibrantly on the branches; Xu Garden is full of poetic charm. Walking around the courtyard and standing on the small bridge, you can see the morning sun shining on Xiaojin Mountain, and the mirror-like lake that suddenly opens up occasionally ripples; stop at the Diaoyutai to admire the Three Stars Arch, climb the Wuting Bridge to overlook the ten miles of lake and lush flowers and trees, and pass by the White Pagoda to find the Twenty-Four Bridges; then head north all the way, lingering in the full garden of spring. 🎋Yangzhou Hotel——Runde Feel Manor｜My private treasure 💰 Average of CNY 300+ 5-Diamond experience! All solid wood rooms + panoramic gym, lie down and watch the black pine forest clouds roll and relax~ 🌺 Limited beautiful scenery every month: The wisteria gallery in April is as beautiful as an anime, and the rose manor in May becomes an "outdoor photo studio" in seconds! It is great to bring your baby to enjoy the flowers and play! 🎣 Parent-child bomb: Tea picking + lobster fishing + pine cone handwork, the baby plays until he can't be pulled away! 🚗 15 minutes directly from Yangzhou Station, connecting Slender West Lake/Grand Canal Museum, self-driving party is ecstatic! 🐾 Pet friendly! I heard that 30% of the guests bring their furry kids, and my furry kid and I have fun in the thousand-acre oxygen bar built by the hotel owner for CNY 90 million~ --- 📱 Click below 🚶‍♀️｜Slender West Lake route reference 📝｜Tips ▫️Day ticket CNY 100, night tour ticket CNY 120 ▫️Day entry time 06:00-17:15, departure time should not exceed 19:30 (you need to pay for a night tour ticket if you exceed the time) ▫️Night tour time 18:30-22:00 ▫️There are many tour groups between the South Gate and the West Gate in peak season. Starting from the South Gate, it is a great experience to walk through the Twenty-Four Bridges before eight o'clock. ▫️Come out from the small door leading to Jianzhen Square, which is exactly Yechun. After lunch, it is just a few steps to Daming Temple

Others only take photos of the nine-square grid when visiting Slender West Lake. And here I solved a century-old unsolved case! Luochuntang's immersive theater "Guess What" is a real hit The wooden floor creaked when I was searching through the archives of the Republic of China. 🌸The rouge box in the carved makeup box actually hides a code, Even the jasmine scent of the cheongsam when the NPC handed over the clues was dramatic. · Enter the park from the south gate of Slender West Lake in the morning. Check in first 🌈Twenty-four Bridges, Then go to Luochun Hall to start a 2-hour brain-burning investigation. Finally, take a night tour to see the lights ✨ light up the entire lake, Perfect to avoid the crowds, beautiful! 🌞Daytime: 💰158r drama + scenic spot, it’s a good deal to enter the park, 🌃Nighttime: 💰168r is more mysterious with the light show. Theatre performances: ⏰10:00/12:00/14:00/16:30/19:00 It is recommended to wear flat shoes. Rummaging through boxes and cabinets at CityWalk is also a physical job~😂

Yangzhou, Jiangsu Fireworks in March in Yangzhou, March refers to the third month of the lunar calendar. Fireworks refer to peach blossoms and willow catkins, which are the peach blossoms and green willows in the eyes of the poet. Yangzhou is a harmonious, ecological and livable city. The saying "skin wrapped in water in the morning and water wrapped in skin in the evening" refers to Yangzhou's morning tea culture and bathing culture. Among them, Quyuan Tea House (Changchun Road Branch) is the ceiling of Yangzhou morning tea. Thousand-layer oil cake, crab roe soup dumplings, crescent-shaped steamed dumplings, and a serving of blanched dried bean curd. Because these have meat fillings, it would be a bit greasy if you eat too much, so you will have another cup of tea. The belly is wrapped in water, which is called skin wrapped in water in the morning, and water wrapped in skin in the evening refers to foot massage and bathing. Slender West Lake is a national 5A-level scenic spot, covering an area of ​​more than 3,000 acres, with more than 1,500 acres of waterways and a total length of 10 miles. The boat sails on the water and people swim in the painting. Slender West Lake is a water garden, very suitable for boat tours. There are ducks and swans inside, but no mandarin ducks. It is famous for its smallness, exquisiteness and beauty, with a magnificent view at every step. The earliest record of Slender West Lake appeared in the Book of Song during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, which has a history of more than 1,500 years. It was not formed in one era. Instead, it gradually developed as successive dynasties continued to dredge the county and govern it, and gardens were built on both sides of the river. It was once a moat, also known as Baozhuang River and Paoshan River. The name was changed to Slender West Lake because of a poem by Wang Hang (hang fourth tone) a poet from Qiantang, Zhejiang Province in the Qing Dynasty: [Monkey][Monkey] Weeping willows continue to connect with the withered weeds, and the wild geese-toothed rainbow bridge looks like a picture. It is also the same as the other lakes, so it should be called Slender West Lake. Since ancient times, Yangzhou, like Hangzhou, has been a consumer city. No matter how much gold, silver and jewelry are brought in, they will all be melted and consumed. Hence the saying "With a fortune of one hundred thousand taels, he rides a crane to Yangzhou." [Doge][Doge]In ancient times, women were fat and thin, but nowadays thinness is considered beautiful. It is true that the West Lake is more beautiful when you are thin, and there are countless beautiful sights in the world. Taohuawu: Peach trees and willows are arranged in rows, with a peach tree every three steps and a willow tree every five steps. Peach trees, white flowers, redbud flowers, peach blossoms, tulips, crabapples, and cherry blossoms are in full bloom. Peach: tricolor flower, also grafted Viburnum: the white flower of Yangzhou Bauhinia: Hong Kong's City Flower The filming location of A Dream of Red Mansions, "You bury flowers today and people laugh at you for being foolish, but who will bury you next year?" - Song of Burying Flowers Spring Willows on the Long Dike: Willow is the city tree of Yangzhou. It sways gracefully in the breeze. The golden willows by the river are like brides in the sunset, and their beautiful shadows in the waves ripple in my heart. Chunbo Bridge: the filming location of Qiong Yao's TV series "Green Grass by the River" Xu Garden: A memorial hall for Xu Baoshan, the commander of the Second Army of the Xinhai Revolution. Xu Baoshan was from Dantu, Zhenjiang. In his early years, he sold illegal salt in the Jianghuai area. Later, he followed Dr. Sun Yat-sen in the Xinhai Revolution and then defected to Yuan Shikai. He benefited the people during his lifetime and died in 1913. The people raised funds for two years and built Xu Garden in 1915 to commemorate him. Although Xu Baoshan was a warrior, he liked to collect antiques and paintings. He was eventually assassinated by a vase bomb dropped by Chen Qimei, the governor of Shanghai. The two characters "Xu Yuan" have very different fonts. "Xu" is regular script while "Yuan" is cursive script. The character "Yuan" is like a tiger in a cage, implying that no matter how ferocious Xu Baoshan was, he was just a tiger in a cage. Xiaohongqiao: a touch of red amidst the greenery Xiaojin Mountain: The highest mountain in Yangzhou is only 28 meters high. It doesn’t matter how high a mountain is, as long as it has layers. The areas around Jiangsu and Zhejiang are basically gardens with no mountains. Xiaojin Mountain was artificially built using mud and rocks dug from the river. The monks from Yangzhou played chess and made a bet with the monks from Zhenjiang. Hangzhou has West Lake, Yangzhou has Slender West Lake; Zhenjiang has Jinshan, Yangzhou has Xiaojinshan Diaoyutai: When Emperor Qianlong arrived at Yangzhou's Slender West Lake and saw fish jumping out of the water, he decided to go fishing, which made the officials accompanying him very anxious. The emperor has his own rules for fishing: the fishing rod cannot be too small, he cannot catch small fish, and he cannot wait too long. So they sent sailors who were good at swimming to lurk at the bottom of the river, using lotus leaves to cover their heads and lotus stems to breathe. When the emperor cast his fishing hook, they would hang the red carp (also known as dragon fish) that had been prepared in advance on the hook. The emperor was very puzzled, why was it that every time he caught a dragon fish? The official replied: "How dare a fish approach the emperor? The long live golden hook is only for dragons." The emperor was very pleased and named the cooking platform Diaoyutai. Wuting Bridge: It is also called Lotus Bridge because it is built on the lotus stem. Every step brings a different scene. Every place is like a painting of Fuzhuang. One-third of the world is bright moonlight night, and two-thirds of the scoundrels are in Yangzhou. The most distinctive and artistically representative bridge is the Wuting Bridge. According to legend, the salt merchant bribed the emperor's entourage to draw a blueprint of the White Pagoda, and built a pagoda with salt bags overnight. The next day, fog rose and Qianlong saw a white pagoda in the distance. Later, for fear of being discovered, a fake white pagoda was built in 1784 (the 49th year of Emperor Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty). The Yangzhou salt merchants were very wealthy, but they were not from Yangzhou. Most of them were from Anhui. Twenty-four Bridges at Slender West Lake: Du Mu's "Twenty-four Bridges on a Moonlit Night, Where Does the Jade Beauty Teach the Flute?" The Twenty-Four Bridges are like a curved bow, and the tower of Lingqi Temple is like a sword. The method of borrowing scenery from gardens is used to place the tower somewhere else (Lingqi Temple) in the area of ​​Slender West Lake. The Twenty-Four Bridges got its name because it has 24 steps and 24 railings on each side. In order to curry favor with Emperor Qianlong, the salt merchants of Yangzhou arranged beautiful women holding a musical instrument on each bridge. When Emperor Qianlong came to Yangzhou along the Grand Canal, he could hear the sound of the instruments played by the girls when he crossed the bridge by boat. One saying is that 24 is a general term, referring to the fact that Yangzhou has abundant water, many boats and many bridges. Another saying is that Emperor Yang of Sui gathered 24 beautiful ladies to play musical instruments and sing on the bridge.

| Encounter a city of romantic peach blossoms. Spring is the perfect time to visit Yangzhou! I recently took advantage of the blooming season and embarked on a romantic peach blossom viewing trip to Yangzhou. My first stop was Pishi Street, followed by a spring outing to Slender West Lake. It was so beautiful I didn't want to leave! Here's my itinerary👇 🚗Transportation Guide ✈️Airplane: After arriving at Yangzhou Taizhou International Airport, take the airport bus to the city center, then transfer to a bus or taxi to Pishi Street. You can take the Yangtai Airport Yangzhou Line bus to Wenchang Pavilion and transfer to Bus No. 26, the whole journey takes about 1.5 hrs. A taxi takes about 40 mins and costs around CNY 100. 🚄High-speed Rail: After arriving at Yangzhou East Railway Station, take Tourist Bus No. 1 directly to Pishi Street, the journey takes about 50 mins. A taxi takes about 30 mins and costs around CNY 50. 🌸Peach Blossom Viewing at Pishi Street Pishi Street is full of artistic atmosphere. The ancient street, combined with the peach blossoms, is filled with the gentleness of spring. The peach blossoms along the street peek out from the branches, complementing the antique buildings. There are also coffee shops and cultural and creative stores dotted along the street, making it a super photogenic spot! You can buy a peach blossom popsicle on the street and stroll along, enjoying the pleasant spring atmosphere. 🌳A Day Trip to Slender West Lake A 15-min taxi ride from Pishi Street will take you to Slender West Lake, where you can embark on a spring-limited outing. The peach blossoms of Slender West Lake bloom freely along the long embankment, intertwining with the weeping willows, like a dreamy painting. Walk to the Twenty-Four Bridges to see a large area of peach blossoms. Taking photos on the bridge is absolutely stunning, as if you've stumbled into a paradise of peach blossoms. You can also take a sculling boat, listen to the boatwoman tell stories of Yangzhou, and enjoy the peach blossoms from the water - leisurely and carefree. 🎈Nearby Attractions 1. Daming Temple: Very close to the west gate of Slender West Lake, about a 10-min taxi ride. This temple has a long history, and the peach blossoms within complement the ancient temple buildings, creating a serene and beautiful scene. Climb the Qiling Pagoda for a bird's-eye view of Yangzhou's spring scenery. 2. Dongguan Street: A 15-min taxi ride from Slender West Lake. This ancient street offers a variety of Yangzhou specialties, such as Yangzhou fried rice and sweet-scented osmanthus lotus root starch. Enjoy the lively atmosphere as you eat and stroll. 3. He Garden: Known as the "Best Garden of the Late Qing Dynasty," it features a unique architectural style. The peach blossoms in the garden, combined with the rockeries and pavilions, create a classical picture, perfect for taking photos in Hanfu. 📌Travel Tips 1. The best time for flower viewing is from mid-March to early April. It is recommended to travel on working days to avoid peak crowds. 2. Remember to bring sunscreen, the spring sun should not be underestimated! Don't hesitate, come and experience this spring peach blossom feast in Yangzhou💕

🌟 Yangzhou Travel Guide 🌟 🌸 Best Time to Visit 🌸 The most beautiful time to visit Yangzhou is from April to May, when flowers are in full bloom, willow catkins dance in the breeze, and the Slender West Lake is a riot of color, making you feel like you've stepped into a painting. 🏛️ Must-See Attractions 🏛️ 1. Slender West Lake 🌸 The iconic landmark of Yangzhou, Slender West Lake is renowned for its picturesque scenery, pavilions, and towers, and is praised as "the pinnacle of garden art, surpassing all others." Take a boat trip to admire classic sights like the Twenty-Four Bridges and the Five-Pavilion Bridge. 2. Geyuan Garden 🌿 Famous for its rockeries and bamboo groves, Geyuan is one of the four most famous gardens in China. The garden offers different scenery in each season, with the bamboo forest in spring and the lotus flowers in summer being particularly enchanting. 3. He Garden 🌹 Also known as "the best garden of the late Qing Dynasty," He Garden blends Chinese and Western architectural styles. The garden boasts lush greenery and is especially spectacular during the peony blooming season. 4. Daming Temple 🕉️ A Buddhist temple with a long history, Daming Temple features towering ancient trees and a serene environment. You can also visit Pingshan Hall nearby. 5. Dongguan Street 🏙️ One of the oldest streets in Yangzhou, Dongguan Street is home to numerous time-honored shops where you can savor Yangzhou's morning tea, San Ding Bao (steamed buns with three fillings), and other local delicacies. 6. Grand Canal Museum of China 🏛️ Learn about the history and culture of the Grand Canal. The museum houses a rich collection of exhibits and is an excellent place to explore Yangzhou's thousand-year history. 🍔 Food Recommendations 🍔 Yangzhou Morning Tea: San Ding Bao, Crab Roe Soup Dumplings, Emerald Shao Mai, paired with a cup of fragrant tea, are the perfect way to start your day. Yangzhou Fried Rice: A flavorful dish with distinct grains of rice and a variety of ingredients. Dàzhǔ Gānsī (Dried Tofu Shreds): A traditional Yangzhou dish with a delicate texture and rich broth. 🚌 Transportation Guide 🚌 Public Transportation: Yangzhou has a well-developed public bus system that provides easy access to various attractions. Walking: Dongguan Street, Geyuan Garden, and He Garden are relatively close to each other, making walking a pleasant option. 🏨 Accommodation Recommendations 🏨 Near Slender West Lake: Convenient for visiting Slender West Lake and Daming Temple, with beautiful surroundings. Near Dongguan Street: Allows you to experience Yangzhou's local life and savor local cuisine. 📸 Photo Spots 📸 Twenty-Four Bridges at Slender West Lake: Picturesque night views, perfect for capturing romantic lakeside scenes. Bamboo Grove at Geyuan Garden: The fresh and elegant bamboo forest in spring is an ideal spot for taking photos. 😄 Yangzhou Emojis 😄 If it's your first time in Yangzhou, try using Yangzhou dialect emojis to experience the local culture. For example, "乖乖隆地咚" (amazing), "板扎" (reliable), and "不得说项" (it's no big deal). 🎉 Yangzhou, a city full of poetry, awaits your exploration! 🎉

🌸 In March, the flowers in Yangzhou are in full bloom. Don't miss these flower viewing spots: Follow Haopeng, and see the spring of Yangzhou. · 1️⃣ Plum blossoms ⏰ Flowering period: mid-February to early February 📍【Slender West Lake, Plum Grove on the Lake】Enter from the west gate of Slender West Lake, and walk north from the 24 Bridges to the Yu Jingxiang Book House area. · 2️⃣ Magnolia ⏰ Flowering period: early to late March 📍【He Garden】There are three or four magnolia trees in the garden, and the petals fall into the water, and the koi swim among the flowers, like a beautiful picture! 📍【Shigong Temple】The popularity is slightly lower than that of He Garden, but the magnolia flowers under the ancient buildings are also beautiful. · 3️⃣ Cherry blossoms ⏰ Flowering period: mid-March to early April 📍【Jianzhen Road】The cherry blossom avenue on Jianzhen Road is crowded with people, and the sea of flowers is like a tide. 📍【Yunhe Three Bay Scenic Area】There are more than 300 cherry blossom trees on Yunbo Road, which are in sharp contrast with the Grand Canal Tower. 📍【Daming Temple】There are hundreds of cherry blossom trees in the courtyard of Jianzhen Memorial Hall, forming a forest. 📍【Slender West Lake】The cherry blossom valley of Slender West Lake is also full of cherry trees, and the flowers are like snow and clouds when they bloom. 📍【Ganquan Cherry Blossom Town】Ganquan has more than 100,000 cherry blossom trees, and the flowers are very spectacular in March. · 4️⃣ Peach blossoms: ⏰ Flowering period: mid-March to late April 📍【Slender West Lake】Planted in imitation of West Lake, with peach trees every three steps and willows every five steps; Slender West Lake has a rich variety of peach trees, and the peach blossoms on the long embankment and in the peach orchard are the most beautiful. 📍【Ping Shan Tang East Road】The four-color weeping peach blossoms on the east side of Kite Square are colorful and very photogenic. · 5️⃣ Tulips: ⏰ Flowering period: (mid-March to late April) 📍【Slender West Lake】Tulips are planted in various corners of Slender West Lake, and the colors are diverse and romantic. · 6️⃣ Wisteria: ⏰ Flowering period: early to late April 📍【Slender West Lake】The silver wisteria in the White Tower Sunny Cloud Courtyard blooms like a waterfall, and the wisteria in the Wisteria Garden is more than 700 years old. 📍【Shigong Temple】On the white wall outside the Shigong Temple Memorial Hall, there are wisteria flowers in full bloom, which are beautiful and romantic. · 7️⃣ Hydrangea: ⏰ Flowering period: mid-April to mid-May 📍【Slender West Lake】There is a large area of hydrangeas near the south gate; the hydrangeas in Wanhua Garden are also very lush. 📍【He Garden】The 100-year-old hydrangeas in the 100-year-old He Garden are very photogenic. To take photos, you must go early in the morning to avoid crowds.

It is said that March is the best time to visit Yangzhou. However, the lotus flowers at Slender West Lake in June and July are also a sight to behold. Stay near Wenchang Pavilion for easy access to food and transportation. In the morning, enjoy a traditional Yangzhou breakfast at Yiyuan or Dongyuan Xiaoguan, then walk to the south gate of Slender West Lake. Children can enter for free. You can take a boat from Wuting Bridge to Ershisi Bridge, then take a sightseeing bus back to save time and energy. Alternatively, you can walk the whole way, enjoying the shade of the ancient trees, searching for the calligraphy of Emperor Qianlong and Zheng Banqiao, and admiring the lotus leaves and flowers at Jianzheng Square. Exit through the north gate and head straight to Daming Temple. Don't forget to try authentic Huaiyang cuisine before you leave.

"Dream of Yangzhou" Yangzhou is like a poetic ink painting of Jiangnan, full of ancient charm and tenderness. Stroll along the Slender West Lake, where the shimmering lake is crossed by the Twenty-Four Bridge, as if telling a thousand-year-old story. The willows along the shore sway gently, and the pavilions and towers are scattered in an orderly manner, with a view at every step, making people intoxicated and lost. On Dongguan Street, there are many ancient buildings and a wide variety of snacks, such as the fragrant Yangzhou fried rice and the fresh crab soup dumplings, which will tantalize your taste buds. Then go to Ge Garden, where the unique art of rockery is hidden in the garden, showing the beauty of the garden. At night, take a boat ride through the ancient canal, where the lights on both sides of the river are dazzling, and the sound of oars and lights are full of the unique charm of Yangzhou. This ancient city, after years of baptism, still exudes a charming charm, attracting visitors from all over the world to explore its beauty.

The Twenty-Four Bridge Scenic Area: Not far from the west gate entrance of Slender West Lake in Yangzhou, it is one of the most famous attractions of Slender West Lake. It consists of the Xi Chun Tai, Wang Chun Lou, General Xiao Li's Painting, and the Twenty-Four Bridge, named after the eternal masterpiece of Tang Dynasty poet Du Mu, 'Twenty-four bridges on a moonlit night, where does the jade person teach blowing flute?' The main building of the scenic area, Xi Chun Tai, features green tiles and soaring eaves, highlighting the majestic atmosphere of the royal garden. The Twenty-Four Bridge is a single-arch bridge, with a total length of 24 meters, a width of 2.4 meters, 24 balusters, and 24 steps, with the number 24 corresponding throughout its structure. From a distance, the entire bridge looks like a floating jade belt or a neon light lying on the waves, very beautiful.

The pinnacle of garden landscaping; If the Broken Bridge in West Lake is graceful and beautiful; The Slender West Lake is exquisite and stunning; The park is very large, with each door offering a view. Walking through each door is like walking into a new world; there are not many recreational facilities inside, but there are many excellent craftsman's books; If you like garden architecture, don’t miss it

🌸You are sighing that spring has come early, and I have already embraced the fragrance of plum blossoms in my arms🌸 Every spring, I travel to various places to enjoy the flowers. This year’s flower-viewing trip also quietly kicked off amid a sharp spring snow in Yangzhou! It is said that fireworks descend in Yangzhou in March, but at the end of February, the plum blossoms in Slender West Lake have quietly bloomed, ushering in the first wave of spring🌿 🌸Every February, the plum groves on the Slender West Lake turn into a sea of ​​pink. It has been reported many times by CCTV and is also known as one of Jiangsu’s new “three major plum viewing spots”. Here is the first show of spring. feast! 📍The Plum Blossom Forest on the Lake is located on the north side of the Twenty-Fourth Bridge on Slender West Lake, in the central area of ​​Jingxiang Bookstore, Luochun Hall and Shibi Liugong. It covers an area of ​​nearly 300 acres. Plum blossoms are planted on both sides of the lake, at random heights. The water of Slender West Lake flows through the forest. It's like a paradise in the world! ✔️The best plum blossom viewing route: Enter from the west gate of Slender West Lake, cross the Twenty-Four Bridge and head north to the Jingxiang Bookstore area, next to the plum grove on the lake. ❗The 2024 Second Slender West Lake Plum Blossom Festival has begun. During the Plum Blossom Festival, there are also many interesting interactive performances to increase the fun of plum blossom viewing👇🏼 ▪️"Plum Blossoms and Fragrant Plum Blossoms" A small boat passing through the lake, interpretation of flute and poetry. ▪️"Luochun Yayun" is a plum blossom-themed gathering where you can enjoy tea, listen to music and enjoy the flowers. ▪️"Plum Shadows Conveying Love" ancient style dance of snowflakes and red plums, recreating the classic scenes of film and television. ▪️The "Red Plum Market" is an intangible cultural heritage market with a plum blossom theme, which is a collision between intangible cultural heritage and plum blossoms. ▪️The "Art Exhibition" displays the twelve scenes of Slender West Lake Ten Thousand Gardens and a special exhibition of teacher Dong Lei. 🕘Plum Blossom Festival Time: From February 26 to March 26, 2024, the plum blossoms will bloom around this time. 🎫Ticket to Slender West Lake: 100 yuan