
- 4.6/5
Anonymous userThe Chinese-style horror is indeed amazing, but it's more suitable for older children. It's not very friendly to children under 120cm, as there are many height restrictions, which is a bit of a shame. The park is very large, and there are many very friendly NPCs. I'll definitely come back when my child is older.
- 4.7/5
五行缺土26The Huai'an Prefectural Government Office is a model of Ming and Qing dynasty government architecture in Jiangnan, its upturned eaves and corners conveying the grandeur and authority of a major water transport hub. The main hall is imposing, and artifacts such as instruments of torture and documents are well-preserved, offering a direct glimpse into the ancient administrative and judicial processes. The courtyard is well-organized, with inscriptions and couplets bearing the weight of history, combining architectural aesthetics with cultural value. It is a must-visit destination for understanding Huai'an's cultural heritage and the governance of local areas during the Ming and Qing dynasties.
- 4.2/5
ly6628The rapid transit bus goes directly to the scenic area, and the shuttle bus goes directly to Jade Maiden Peak. From there, you can walk downhill. The Water Curtain Cave is a must-see. It has a very powerful engine, which could easily carry 500 monkeys. I recommend going towards Cave 72. There are strange rocks, numerous caves, and inscriptions by famous people. It's very interesting and meaningful. The whole journey took me about five hours, with many stops along the way.
- 4.6/5
M56***15The night view is beautiful. The iron flower display is spectacular. There are also various performances during the day. Staying at Sky City in the South Gate area means you'll find the Taierzhuang Battle Relics Park, Guandi Temple, and Xie Family Escort Agency nearby.
- 4.5/5
生活在诗与远方Take the shuttle bus directly to Genting Highlands, and with the bright sunshine today, enjoy a panoramic view of the port city! The other stops weren't particularly interesting. However, the shuttle bus driver deserves praise; he was incredibly kind! He dropped me off at the Tao Yuanming Scenic Area, saving me the trouble of getting off at Faqi Temple and walking the rest of the way. The Sucheng Reservoir next to the mountain after the descent is worth taking photos of; the sunset glow makes for some great shots!
- 4.3/5
小小言西早If you want to see the sea like in Winter Sonata, this is a place definitely worth visiting and experiencing. Braving the wind and waves, listening to the sounds of the ocean, walking on the soft sand, just relaxing and daydreaming—the beauty of the mountains and the sea is something you should definitely appreciate…🌷🌷😁😁
- 4.6/5
Anonymous userThe scenic area is very large. The shuttle bus costs an additional 20 yuan. The attractions are neither too close nor too far apart; taking the bus is wasteful, and walking is unsuitable for the elderly and children. It takes half a day. Because the signage is not obvious, there are few people on non-holidays.
- 4.6/5
_We***66The most fortunate part of this trip to the Xu Bo Museum was encountering this wonderful guided tour! Professor Bi's profound knowledge brought the weighty history of the Han Dynasty to life, making it vivid and thorough. His explanations of the museum's treasures, such as the jade burial suit and the Han jade ornaments, were particularly impressive, transporting us back to that era. I listened with rapt attention throughout, benefiting immensely. It was definitely the highlight of any museum visit, and I highly recommend it!
- 4.7/5
雨瓣泪I've heard about the Guishan Han Tomb for a long time, and I finally got to see it this time. To be honest, if you're just looking at the scenery, it's just average. But if you're interested in the history, then it's definitely worth a visit.
- 4.7/5
M73***39I went there around 3:00 PM on National Day. I didn't check the schedule and just wandered around the park, catching whatever I could. I saw a performance called "Defending the Last Chicken of Langya" and a juggler. That evening, I went to see the National Show Langya, which was truly wonderful. I went straight to the Water Show. The line was incredibly long, and once inside, only seats were left at the side, but that was fine; I could see everything. I only saw the first act of Langya. I watched acts two, three, and four from the periphery. It rained intermittently, and I left the park at 9:30 AM, missing the final fireworks display.














