Tourist attractions recommended for domestic short distances

1. Changzhou Dinosaur Park: Changzhou Dinosaur Park is a place suitable for adults and children. If you plan to take your wife and children to enjoy family happiness during the Mid-Autumn Festival, then Dinosaur Park is definitely the best place. choice.

2. Lianyungang: Lianyungang is a city that is very suitable for late summer travel because it has many scenic spots such as beaches and famous mountains. Moreover, Lianyungang is also close to Nanjing, making it very suitable for a three-day short trip.

3. Tianmu Lake: The landscape of Tianmu Lake is very beautiful, the fish heads of Tianmu Lake are very tempting, and the farmhouse at Dashishan Farm is an interesting experience.

4. Dragon’s Backbone Rice Terraces: Longji or Dragon’s Backbone rice terraces were built more than 500 years ago during the Ming Dynasty. Longsheng is about 2 hours' drive from Guilin. During the growing season, from a distance, these winding terraces look like green braided cables running across the hillside, starting from the river bank and ending near the top of the mountain. Visitors can meander through rice fields and villages, meeting and being greeted by horses, pigs, chickens and hard-working locals.

5. Summer Palace: Located northwest of Beijing, the Summer Palace was once a playground for imperial Chinese families who wanted to escape Beijing’s hot summers. It was built in 1750 but was destroyed a hundred years after the French and British invaded Beijing. Its restoration was not without controversy, as Empress Dowager Cixi embezzled naval funds to build the Marble Ship, which was really not marble but wood painted marble.

6. Yangtze River Cruise: The Yangtze River runs along some of China's most interesting and famous attractions, including the stunning Three Gorges. On a Yangtze River cruise, visitors will travel through some of the most beautiful landscapes of this huge country, and can also choose to take a boat trip to visit a variety of interesting attractions. The Yangtze River is also home to China's endangered species, including alligators and river dolphins.