National Geographic didn't lie to me, the best summer travel destinations in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai!!

Around Hangzhou There is such a pleasant small town Escape the heat, play in the water, natural caves, and lots of forest greenery, no wonder it's listed in National Geographic Hangzhou main city area is just a 1-hour drive, doesn't take much time, perfect for a weekend trip!! Sharing my 1-day tour guide "My Route" Hangzhou - Daqishan Forest Park - Yaolin Wonderland - Hangzhou Daqishan National Forest Park Self-drive: There is a parking lot at the entrance High-speed rail: Get off at "Tonglu" high-speed rail station, 10min taxi ride Going on a sunny day is really amazing, the water is really blue, like a sapphire, and there are many koi fish in the water, no wonder it's called the Little Jiuzhai of Hangzhou. Walking along the mountain path, there are water play spots everywhere. The mountain is not high, it takes about 3 hours round trip, with water and shade, it's quite cool even in summer. Hiking route: Bamboo Forest Path - Water Curtain Waterfall - Buyun Pavilion - Tianchi - Jungle Flying Squirrel Yaolin Wonderland Recommended self-drive: There is a parking lot at the entrance Constantly 16 degrees, really cool in summer, very spectacular cave, quite rare in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai. There is a new light show now, my favorite part is the firefly-like starry lights in the middle, very stunning. There is a snowman scene at the exit, great for photos, and it even snows This route combines two cool summer spots, with the weather so hot, you can consider going to Tonglu to escape the heat.