Yangzhou, a city that invites you to slow down

A Super Detailed Spring Guide to Yangzhou 🎐 "Two-thirds of the moonlight in the world belongs to Yangzhou on a moonlit night." Spring in Yangzhou is a beautiful and poetic feast. 📍China Grand Canal Museum Just looking at the museum from the outside, I was struck by its grandeur. I can only imagine what it's like inside. Unfortunately, reservations are required several days in advance, so I could only admire it from the outside this time. The sunset was particularly beautiful! 📍Slender West Lake A must-visit in Yangzhou. I went twice this time. The first time was on the weekend when it was free, and it was crowded. On Monday, there were far fewer people! 📍Ge Garden📍He Garden Yangzhou's gardens are also excellent👍 📍Daming Temple 📍Pishi Street A pleasant little alley to stroll through! 📍Dongguan Street A very long alley. I walked until my feet ached. It was my favorite place to visit in college because it was free and had so much to offer! 📍Wenchang Pavilion📍Siwang Pavilion Iconic landmarks of Yangzhou, perfect for a quick photo op. [Practical Tips Checklist] 1. Transportation: Fly to Yangzhou Taizhou Airport or take the high-speed train to Zhenjiang Station and transfer. Shared e-bikes are convenient for getting around the city. 2. Flower Season: Magnolias in March, Viburnum in April, Peonies in May. The "Misty Rain in March" period is around the third lunar month (April in the Gregorian calendar). 3. Avoiding Crowds: Weekends are crowded. Visiting on a working day is recommended. Entering the park at 7am offers opportunities for photos without crowds. Yangzhou's beauty lies in its poetry and its streets. This spring, come to Yangzhou for a millennial rendezvous and let the slow pace of life heal your weariness💕