Things to do in Binhai

Very suitable for parents and children, because the lawn is large and smooth, you can let the children fly kites. There is a slope design for children to slide on the grass.

The coastal scenic area of ​​Binhai County, Yancheng, is developing very well now. It used to be saline-alkali land. The local government invested a lot of money to improve the soil first. Then some salt-alkali tolerant plants were planted. Now all kinds of trees, flowers and plants are growing well. Come here on weekdays or weekend evenings to take a walk. The greening here has become large-scale. It is close to the sea and the air is better. It is good for a family to come here for a walk, a look and a play. It is just that there are few restaurants nearby, and it is a bit inconvenient to go to the town for meals.

The museum is large with plenty to see. The beer is delicious, and the beer nuts are tasty too. There's a huge variety of souvenirs, and they're all beautifully made. Try to go early, otherwise the queues at the entrance will waste a lot of time.

The scenic area boasts pavilions, towers, bridges, and flowing water, creating a beautiful landscape. Weeping willows sway along the lake, and the lake water ripples gently. Attractions such as the Five Pavilion Bridge, Xu Garden, and the Twenty-Four Bridges each have their own unique features. I also enjoyed watching the live performance "More Than Just March in Yangzhou," which is highly recommended and deserves praise.

Yangkou Scenic Area isn't very strenuous, but it's mostly steps. This is especially unfriendly to people with bad knees, as the entire route is almost entirely stairs with no uphill climbing. Many people buy cable car tickets. However, buying the cable car means missing out on the opportunity to enjoy the scenery while walking. It's truly a difficult choice.

We were very fortunate that our top guide today was Ms. Dong Ling. Her professional expertise was solid; she didn't just recite from memory. She eloquently explained the stories and archaeological backgrounds behind each of the museum's treasures, making dry history vivid and easy to understand. My son and I deeply experienced the thousand-year history of Nanjing. Highly recommended!

It's pretty good, quite fun. It's a small island, quite large, with many Buddha statues and other attractions, but climbing the mountain can be a bit tiring. You have to take a boat to get there, so it might not be the most exciting part, but it's still a nice place to relax alone on the weekend.

The Confucius Temple and Jiangnan Examination Hall along the Qinhuai River in Nanjing offer stunning nighttime views. A stroll through them in the gentle autumn breeze is incredibly pleasant. There are free performances and some attractions that charge admission, so you can choose what to do. In short, anyone visiting Nanjing should definitely check them out.

Absolutely beautiful. The interior features exquisite and unique artwork. The courtyard has a distinctive layout, and the rooms are all unique, reflecting different architectural styles from various countries. Worth a visit.

If you haven't been there, it's worth a visit. It's a famous spot in Nanjing, always packed with people. As for the boat tour, if you haven't been before, you can take a ride, but it's probably a one-time thing, so the price isn't great. It's a 40-minute round trip on the boat, listening to the announcements, watching the night view of the Qinhuai River, with its many bridges along the banks. You can learn about history, see the waterscape and night view, and soak in the atmosphere.