Places to enjoy pampas grass blossoms in Yangzhou
Cortaderia selloana, commonly known as pampas grass, now are in full bloom in Yangzhou, a renowned historic and cultural city in eastern Jiangsu province.
Early winter views at Slender West Lake
As early winter arrives, Slender West Lake in Yangzhou, East China's Jiangsu province, has welcomed its most beautiful season, in which a variety of colors can be seen everywhere.
Han Dynasty lacquer ware exhibited in Yangzhou
An exhibition themed on wooden lacquer ware of the Han Dynasty (206 BC-220) opened at Yangzhou Museum on Oct 26, showcasing 130 pieces including 38 from Jingzhou Museum.
Ancient attractions pull visitors to Yangzhou
The scenic city of Yangzhou issued a traveling card for visitors, which allows them to visit its places of interest for less than 250 yuan ($37) a year.
Early winter scarlet maple leaves grace Yangzhou
As the winter dawns upon us, Yangzhou has turned into a multicolored fairyland. The maple trees in the city have turned red after the recent drop in temperatures, enchanting visitors with the beautiful scenery.
Ecological tourism revitalizes Jiangsu's wetland park
As sunlight sparkles on the green water covered by duckweeds, tourists row across trees and appreciate the natural beauty in Luyanghu Wetland Park, Yangzhou, Jiangsu province.
Waterway runs a refreshing course
Liu Hua uses the word "dramatically" to describe how his living environment has changed in the past seven years. The 70-year-old Yangzhou native lives in a community near the Sanwan Ecological Cultural Park, where the China Grand Canal Museum is located.
Immersive plays attract visitors to Slender West Lake
Immersive plays featuring poetry from the Tang Dynasty (618-907), combined with gorgeous lighting and a hydro-screen, were recently staged at the Slender West Lake scenic area in Yangzhou, East China's Jiangsu province. Take a night tour and enjoy the visual extravaganza!
Museum shows ebb and tide of history
At the China Grand Canal Museum, a recognized marvel of engineering, visitors can see more than 10,000 cultural relics relating to the canal.
