What are the tourist attractions in Changshu?

Day1: Yushan (free), Zeng Zhaoyuan (around 25 years old)

Yushan is known as "Ten miles of green mountains and half of the city." I think if you are just for fun, there is no need to climb to the top of the mountain, because Yushan Mountain is not high in the first place, and it is not climbed just to enjoy the beautiful scenery and relax because of its famous altitude. Bring a few friends with you and chat and take photos while climbing. The mountain is quiet and elegant. Every time you walk, you will come across a small pavilion where you can rest and take photos. It is not tiring at all. The gurgling mountain springs jingle in the forest, making the scenery more lively. It is very comfortable to be in the mountains and forests. It is recommended to go down the mountain from the direction of Kofukuji Temple (the sign in the direction of Kofukuji Temple is not obvious. It is recommended to pay more attention to the mobile phone map and don't walk through it. ) After going down the mountain, you can eat a bowl of noodles at Kofukuji Temple. It’s delicious and not expensive. The key is local characteristics and the environment is elegant. If you have nothing to do, you can sit there all afternoon. It’s also good to have tea there.

There is a bus that goes directly to Zeng Zhaoyuan from Yushan Scenic Area. Get off at Shuyuan Street. After getting off the bus, follow the map and you will pass a winding alley with mottled walls. There are ivy and telephone poles, which are very suitable for taking all kinds of literary and artistic photos. If the light is good, I believe you will take pictures inside without wanting to come out.

Zeng Zhaoyuan is a famous classical garden in the south of the Yangtze River with a history of more than 120 years. The gardens are smaller compared to those in Suzhou, but the scenery is the same, with well-proportioned pavilions, terraces and pavilions, overlapping mountains and rivers, exquisite layout, winding corridors, willow embankments and waves, scattered flowers and trees, and walking paths. Change the scenery, it's so beautiful. The most important thing is that there are few people here, unlike Suzhou Gardens, where people are everywhere if you want to take a photo. Here you can take whatever you want.

Day 2: Shanghu (around 60/80)

Shanghu was named because it is said that Jiang Taigong lived in seclusion here to fish during the late Shang Dynasty. It contrasts with Yushan Mountain, and half of the ten-mile green mountains enter the city. Tens of thousands of acres of blue water surged into the west gate. As soon as I arrived at Shanghu Lake, I was reminded of West Lake. I don’t deny that the scenery of West Lake is beautiful, but no matter when I go, there are so many people, which affects my appreciation of the beautiful scenery. It is different in Shanghu Lake. There are not many people at all in the off-season (three There is a peony festival in May (if you like the excitement, you can go during the peak season). When you look up, you will see a clear sky, and when you look down, you will see the shining water. My friend and I planned to spend half a day, but it turned out that there were good places to take pictures everywhere, so we ended up just wandering around in the afternoon. In particular, the water forest is worth visiting and is known as the Amazon in the south of the Yangtze River.

After leaving Shanghu Lake, if you still have time, go shopping in the streets and eat. The wonderful two-day vacation will end happily!

If you have three days off, you can go to Shajiabang, the scenery is also good