Where can Jiangsu people travel for free?

Taihu Lake in Zhou Bianyou, next to Taihu Lake, is enough for you to play for half a month, because the coastline of Taihu Lake is very long.

Jiangsu is rich in tourism resources, with many scenic spots and many free scenic spots, such as Confucius Temple, Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, Songjiacheng, Dongguan Street and Sanwan Scenic Spot in Nanjing, Yueming Lake in Yangzhou, Pingjiang Road and Jinji Lake in Suzhou, yunlong lake and Huai 'an Canal Scenic Spot in Xuzhou. All major museums are free, such as Nanjing Museum, Suzhou Museum and Yangzhou Museum. In short, there are many free scenic spots in Jiangsu, large and small, plus all kinds of delicious food, which will definitely make people enjoy themselves.

Is it appropriate to travel to Jiangsu in late July? Where can I go?

If you travel to Jiangsu in late July, many places are still quite hot, but people who love to travel don't seem to care, so they will go to play when they have time. Let me recommend some suitable places to go!

Suzhou

To go to Jiangsu, Suzhou is a must. After all, this is a place called heaven. There are many places worth visiting in Suzhou, such as Humble Administrator's Garden, Summer Palace, Tiger Hill, Pingjiang Road, Shantang Street, Hanshan Temple, Lion Forest and so on.

If you want to stay in a small place, go to the Art Garden, Wudong Museum, Pingtan Museum and Kunqu Opera Museum. If you like ancient water towns, there are many Suzhou, and Qiandeng, Jinxi and Mudu are recommended. Compared with Zhouzhuang and Tongli, there will be fewer tourists.

Nanjing

This ancient capital of the Six Dynasties is an ancient and modern city with a profound historical background. Both the natural landscape and the human landscape are very good. Places worth visiting include Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, Memorial Hall for Victims of Nanjing Massacre, Qinhuai River, Confucius Temple and Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum.

Personally, I prefer Zhongshan Scenic Area, including Ming Mausoleum, Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum and Linggu Temple. The whole scenic spot is well afforested, just like a natural oxygen bar. The Ming Tombs are the world cultural heritage and the mausoleum of Zhu Yuanzhang, with a huge scale. S Mausoleum, which is a few kilometers away from Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, is solemn and does not accept tickets. Linggu Temple, a famous ancient temple in Nanjing, is a combination of humanity and nature. It is worth seeing.

Besides, Zhenjiang and Yangzhou are also my favorite places, the old streets and alleys of Yangzhou, and the cultural landscape of Zhenjiang. Of course, there are many places in Jiangsu where Pony hasn't been. If you think there is something good, please leave a message to share.

In late July, travel, heatstroke prevention and cooling, safe sightseeing and safety returned to the first place.

Traveling to Jiangsu in July, I recommend several places where sports are not too intense, similar to leisure.

Go to the Green Bamboo Sea in Nanshan, Yixing City, Changzhou City, and live in a bamboo building in the forest that is seven or eight degrees lower than the mountain. Enjoy the cool mountain breeze and breathe natural oxygen. Barefoot in the mountain stream, over the mountains, picking up crabs on the mountain, watching the chirping wild pigeons and pheasants. It is an ecological pastoral school.

Recently, a number of farmhouse resorts have been expanded in these two areas, with a broad accommodation environment. Take a leisurely walk on the plank road with blue sky, clear water and green bamboo every morning and evening. Or take a cruise to and from islands of different shapes, eat three meals a day and eat many more meals, but don't I know nothing about it.

In these fairy-tale ecology, open your belly and enjoy bamboo shoots, fish soup, seasonal local dishes, delicious food, accommodation and play. All-inclusive fee, no more than 100 yuan per day.

Reasonable price, value for money, is a good tourist destination. It is worthwhile to stay for three or five days, relax or get together with the whole family. Think about it.

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Who is more famous for the five scenic spots in Jiangsu and Shandong?

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I took part in the China City Competition. I will answer.

With the arrival of the tourist season, the tourism industry in East China is booming. Let's look at two strong provinces in East China, Shandong and Jiangsu. Which of the two provinces is more famous for its scenic spots? Due to the limited space, we only list the top five comparisons. The cultural heritage of these two provinces is also very rich. First, let's look at Shandong.

Shandong is called the land of Qilu. As early as the Spring and Autumn Period, this was the territory of Qi and Lu. Editor No.1 thinks this is undoubtedly the golden beach of Qingdao. After all, Shandong is famous for its sea. The second editor thinks it's Penglai Pavilion in Yantai. It is said that the mirage here is a wonder of the world. There is no doubt that the third place is our Mount Tai. As the saying goes, Mount Tai, Five Mountains, Five Mountains. The fourth editor thinks it should be the Confucius Temple in Qufu, Jining. After all, the sage Confucius is famous all over the world. Finally, the editor thought for a moment, because there were too many scenic spots in Shandong, he gave it to Yishui Grand Canyon in Linyi.

Let's look at Jiangsu again. What can be compared with Golden Beach is Taihu Lake in Wuxi. What can rival Penglai Pavilion is definitely the gardens in Suzhou. Third place Mount Tai, there is really no famous mountain in Jiangsu that can be compared with Mount Tai, but we have the Terracotta Warriors and Horses in Xuzhou. Can we compete with Mount Tai? The fourth Confucius Temple, we have the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum in Nanjing, and the last one faces the Yishui Grand Canyon. I think the Slender West Lake in Yangzhou is completely competent, so the only deficiency in Jiangsu Province is that the Terracotta Warriors in Xuzhou are not as safe as Mount Tai. What do you think? If you have any scenic spots that you think can compete with Mount Tai, you can comment and discuss them. See you in the comments section.

Comparing the tourism resources of Shandong and Jiangsu, it can be said that different people have different opinions. Personally, I think it may be more objective from four aspects: national 5A scenic spot, national scenic spot, world cultural heritage and world geological park.

1. National 5A scenic spot:

Shandong has 12 hotels: Taishan Mountain, Yimeng Mountain, Tianxia No.1 Spring Scenic Area, Penglai Pavilion, Longkou Nanshan, Liu Gongdao, Weihai Huaxia City, Laoshan Mountain, Taierzhuang, ancient city of qingzhou, Qufu Sankong and Yingkou Yellow River Mouth Scenic Area.

There are 24 in Jiangsu: Yancheng in Spring and Autumn, Huaguoshan, yunlong lake, Dafeng Elk Garden, Zhou Enlai's hometown, Maoshan, Shajiabang, Tianmu Lake, Wuzhong Taihu Lake, Yuantouzhu, Zhenjiang Sanshan, Haohe, Jinji Lake, Qinhu Lake, Global Dinosaur City, Tongli, Slender West Lake, Confucius Temple-Qinhuai River, Lingshan and so on.

Two. National scenic spots:

There are six in Shandong: Taishan, Laoshan, Jiaodong Peninsula Seaside Scenic Area, Boshan, Qingzhou and Qianfo Mountain.

There are four mountains in Jiangsu: Zhongshan, Slender West Lake, Taihu Lake and Zhenjiang.

Three. World heritage:

There are three in Shandong: Mount Tai, Confucius Temple, Confucius House and Confucius Forest, and the Grand Canal (partially).

There are four in Jiangsu: Suzhou Garden, Ming and Qing Royal Cemetery (Ming Mausoleum), Grand Canal (part of it) and migratory bird habitat in the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea.

Four. World Geopark:

There are two in Shandong: Mount Tai and Mount Yimeng.

There are 0 in Jiangsu.

As mentioned above:

Shandong VS Jiangsu 2:2.