What must-see attractions are there in Taizhou? Can you talk about it?

There are thousands of scenic spots in Taizhou, including Fengcheng River Scenic Area and Qintong Ancient Town.

First, Qianduo Scenic Area

The world's important agricultural cultural heritage, a four-star rural tourist scenic spot in Jiangsu Province, is known as the world's most beautiful rape sea. It is famous for its "multi-day" characteristic landforms. Piles are like islands floating on the water, and it has the reputation of "the country of ten thousand islands".

Every spring, golden rape blossoms bloom on the crib field, and you can climb the pavilions of the scenic spot and overlook the whole flower sea. The peak period of rape blossoms is around Tomb-Sweeping Day, so it is recommended to go before this period.

Second, Fengcheng River Scenic Area

Taizhou has no mountains and is surrounded by water. Water is the characteristic and soul of Taizhou. Fengcheng River Scenic Area is a concentrated and perfect embodiment of China's rare urban water rhyme, with a thousand acres of water around the city, which is a relatively complete Millennium ancient city river in Jiangsu Province.

On the banks of Fengcheng River, with the concept of "inheriting history and culture", more than 30 scenic spots in Wanghailou and Taoyuan Scenic Area gather Taizhou's history, opera, folk customs and merchants, which are also urban attractions.

Third, Qintong Ancient Town

Qinhu National Wetland Park, known as the pearl of water town, is located in He Lixia area in the middle of Jiangsu Province and in the eastern suburb of Taizhou City. It opened in 2003, and was approved as a national AAAA-level tourist area by the National Tourism Administration in June 2005. In the same year, it was approved as a national wetland park by the State Forestry Administration, becoming the first national wetland park in Jiangsu and the second in China.

The overall planning area of the scenic spot is 26 square kilometers, where there are abundant aquatic plants. In ancient times, it used to be a paradise for rare animals, elk.