Nantong Travel Guide

Langshan and Haohe: The Intersection of Ancient and Modern Nantong 1. Langshan Scenic Area: Langshan, the crown of Nantong, hides millennia-old stories among its lush mountains. The bell of Guangjiao Temple rings softly, the tomb of Luo Binwang tells the vicissitudes of history, the Three Immortals Temple is shrouded in celestial aura, and the Zhiyun Pagoda towers into the sky. Climbing to the top, the Yangtze River stretches like a ribbon, and the beautiful scenery unfolds before your eyes. * Ticket: About 60 yuan, worth every penny. * Visiting time: It is recommended to immerse yourself in this ancient charm for 2-3 hours. 2. Zhiyun Pagoda: Zhiyun Pagoda, the soul of Langshan, is located behind the Mahavira Hall of Guangjiao Temple. It was built during the Taiping Xingguo period of the Northern Song Dynasty. Standing 35 meters tall, with five levels and four sides, it is a treasure among the three pagodas of Nantong. * Visiting time: Exploring the pagoda takes about 1 hour. 3. Haohe Scenic Area: Haohe, the guardian deity of Nantong, is also one of the only four ancient moats remaining in China. The Nantong Museum, Wenfeng Pagoda, Textile Museum, Guangxiao Pagoda, and other attractions are dotted along Haohe. Taking a boat ride, gently brushing the waters of Haohe, the scenery on both sides is like poetry and painting. * Ticket: Free, sincerely inviting you to experience it. * Opening hours: Open all year round, always welcoming your visit. * Visiting time: It is recommended to savor this tranquility and beauty for 1-2 hours.