Yangzhou travel guide in August and September The best guide for self-guided tours in Yangzhou

Yangzhou is a city full of humanities and classical style. It has been called a paradise city since ancient times. It attracts a large number of tourists every year to travel and sightsee. The beauties in Yangzhou are still very rich, which will make you stay. I am deeply impressed. Let me share with you the travel guide for Yangzhou in August and September.

Thanks to the September Conference in Ludao, the fourth cousin and the second cousin took more than half a month off from work. While drinking tea and chatting, they casually mentioned that they were going to Yangzhou to visit the newly bought house. Not long ago, my third cousin, my brother and I had already had this intention, so we proposed to go together. Later, my third aunt joined us, and the team became stronger and stronger.

I thought I could fly to Yangzhou City overnight at around 10 o'clock on Friday night. As soon as I entered the airport to pick up my ticket, the airline sent me a text message: The flight was expected to be delayed for two hours due to weather conditions.

Two hours, just two hours. It’s not that I haven’t waited. In the early morning, I listened to the announcement dozens of times: “Passengers heading to Yangzhou, please note that we are sorry to inform you that your flight is due to "Due to traffic control, we cannot take off on time, and the departure time is to be determined." Although our flight is not the only one that has been delayed for a long time, the departure time of our flight is yet to be determined! This kind of special treatment is really scary.

The flight was delayed and took off at 3:45 in the morning, which gave me the first experience of staying at the airport overnight. I arrived at Yangzhou Taizhou Airport around 5:30 in the morning.

The air in Yangzhou is fresh at half past five, and the morning glow on the horizon is particularly eye-catching in the light blue sky. The friend who was arranged by our third cousin to pick us up also waited for us in the parking lot of the airport overnight. Such friends are really rare.

The airport is still about an hour's drive from the third cousin's home. The road along the way is long and clean, with vast fields and low houses on both sides. Occasionally, a myna will fly in front of the car. , I felt a lot more comfortable after seeing such a scenery after a hard night's sleep.

After entering the city, I found that the city of Yangzhou is green. The greening is very good, and the slogans are also carefully written. The slogan on the lawn: "Red lights and green grass, please go around."

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I finally arrived at my third cousin’s house at half past six.

After getting ready, our third cousin took us to the hotel to have Yangzhou morning tea: sandwich buns, crab roe buns, siomai, two bowls of wontons, three bowls of Yangchun noodles, and the must-order for every table Blanched and shredded, the taste is nothing special, but the portion is very generous. A bowl of Yangchun noodles can be eaten by two people. The siu mai and steamed buns are larger than what we usually eat, and the price is very affordable.

In the hotel, the guests enjoyed morning tea leisurely, eating various steamed buns one by one and bowls of pasta while chatting and laughing. The elderly were not in a hurry to buy groceries. Young people are in no rush to go to work. I have always thought that Ludao is a city with a very slow pace of life. It was not until I arrived in Yangzhou City that I realized that there is an even slower city.

After dinner, the third cousin’s sister-in-law took us to visit the garden. Geyuan is known as one of the four famous gardens in China, but there are different opinions on the Internet, so we will not care about its name for the time being. I visited the Shen Garden in Shaoxing in April. For me, a layperson like me, I feel that the gardens in Jiangnan only differ in size and reputation, not in beauty or ugliness.

The exit of Geyuan is connected to Dongguan Street in Yangzhou. Various delicacies, handicrafts, Jiangnan specialty clothing and bags can be purchased here. It is directly connected to the Southern Song Dynasty Imperial Street in Hangzhou and Cangqiao in Shaoxing. Street and the three lanes and seven alleys in Fuzhou are similar. What impressed me more deeply was the old street in Shaoxing that smelled of stinky tofu.

After taking photos and leaving proof of our visit, we returned to our third cousin’s shop for lunch.

Note: The individual park ticket price is 45 yuan in peak season (March-June, September-December) and 30 yuan in off-season (January-2, July-August)

Lunch is three tables My brother cooked, and there was a table full of dishes: duck soup, roast chicken, boiled fish fillets, fried dried beans, and several plates of green vegetables. At this age, it was the first time I knew that my third cousin could cook, and his cooking skills were quite good.

My brother and I had limited holidays, so we had to fill up our itinerary. After lunch, we went to Yangzhou’s most famous scenic spot, Slender West Lake, and entered the scenic spot with my cousin’s and cousin’s annual tourist passes. The 120 yuan ticket is waived.

Slender West Lake has the reputation of "the most prosperous garden in the world". It took us two and a half hours to almost complete the entire scenic spot. The August breeze in Yangzhou was gentle, and the tall trees provided shade. It was wonderful to walk in the scenic spot. It's pretty cool. The word "slender" in the scenic Slender West Lake has well explained the characteristics of the scenic spot, which is slender.

The Slender West Lake in August may be a little dull. The plants have almost passed their flowering season, so you can’t enjoy the ostentation of "Fireworks in Yangzhou in March", but it is undeniable that the scenery here is quite good. There are willows and peach trees, thousands of green silk ribbons hanging down, and pavilions and bridges surrounded by greenery. Wherever you stop, you will find a pleasing scenery.

Note: Slender West Lake costs RMB 150.00 in the peak season and RMB 120.00 in the off-season

Yangzhou in August is the off-season for tourism. There will be no crowding in the scenic spots. The air is fresh, the scenery is pleasant, and the scenery is slow. Walking on the streets of Yangzhou is a leisurely experience.

Yangzhou is a city that is livable and suitable for retirement. There is no sense of oppression from the tall buildings at a glance; there is no sense of urgency from the rush of pedestrians while walking; and there is no sense of clutter from the street stalls along the way

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Halfway through the year I feel at a loss, why not take a trip to Yangzhou.