He Garden(Sending the hills)

📍Address: No. 66, Suningmen Street, Guangling District, Yangzhou City 🎫Ticket Price: 45 Yuan ⏰Opening Hours: 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM (Last entry at 5:00 PM) He Garden, also known as "Jixiao Villa," is hailed as "The Number One Garden of the Late Qing Dynasty." Built during the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty, it is a precious gem among large private gardens in Yangzhou and truly deserves its title as "The Number One Garden of the Late Qing Dynasty." A Perfect Blend of Chinese and Western Architecture He Garden seamlessly combines the elegance of Jiangnan-style gardens with the sophistication of Western architecture. The louvered doors and windows, fireplaces, and other Western elements of the Yuxiu Building harmonize with traditional Chinese architecture, creating an incredibly picturesque space perfect for photography! Must-Visit Photo Spots: Capture the view from the second floor of the covered walkway, the water pavilion reflection, the boat pavilion view, and the French-style louvered windows of the Jade Tower. Dress Code Recommendations: Qipao, Hanfu, or modern Chinese-style outfits complement the scenery beautifully. Tips: Guided tours are available in the park, including tours with "Miss He," offering a deeper and more immersive experience. Combo tickets for He Garden and Ge Garden are available, allowing you to visit both classic gardens in a single day.

Yangzhou Two Days One Night | Visit Yangzhou in the March of Fireworks — This route is a must-go!! "Because of a drama, I traveled to a city and found a parallel version of myself in Yangzhou." Just got back from Yangzhou! This trip was truly worth it. The elegance of traditional gardens combined with the tech vibe of an immersive theme park creates a unique experience blending ancient and modern! I've put together this foolproof guide, just copy it down 📝 🚗【Yangzhou Two-Day Travel Itinerary】 D1 | He Garden — iQIYI Theme Park ✅ Morning at He Garden, known as the "Top Garden of the Late Qing Dynasty" — it’s not an exaggeration! Must-visit spots: · Covered Corridor: A 1500m aerial corridor where you can stroll without an umbrella even on rainy days. The blend of Chinese and Western design makes every photo look cinematic. Each flower window on the corridor has a unique pattern~ ✅ Afternoon: iQIYI Theme Park (4-6 hours) Recommended entry time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM The world’s first iQIYI Theme Park! Drama fans will be ecstatic. This isn’t a traditional amusement park; it’s an immersive film and TV universe! I’ve said it about 100 times: "So worth it!" 📝 Must-try attractions (in order of priority) ✔️ "Lotus Tower" 360° immersive stage performance · The seats rotate! 220 people watch simultaneously, with red silk sword dances flying overhead. Li Xiangyi steps out of the book. Be sure to line up early. ✔️ Full-sensory theaters (choose from 4) · "Tang Dynasty Mystery": VR + live NPCs + puzzle mechanisms. I played twice with my boyfriend! The feel of the bow and crossbow controllers is amazing. · "Zhong Kui": Slight horror warning! But the special effects are explosive. Everyone screamed during the final demon king fight. · "A Chinese Odyssey": A walking VR experience, not just sitting and watching! The fairy Zixia is right in front of you. · "Flying Over the Grand Canal": Naked-eye 3D journey through past and present, touring the beautiful landscapes along the Grand Canal. ✔️ Themed street check-in · "Raging Waves" nostalgic street: Gao Qiqiang’s old house perfectly restored 1:1! Old TVs and telephones are interactive, and you can interact with NPCs too — full of emotional value 🈵 · "Tang Mystery" Tang-style street: All classic scenes can be experienced here. ✔️ Holographic light and shadow space · "My Altay": 540° projection + ground simulating grassland slopes, really feels like walking on the grasslands of Altay. D2 | Slender West Lake — Pishi Street — Guangling Youyan — Grand Canal Museum ✔️ Slender West Lake · Easy route: Enter from South Gate → Changti Spring Willow → Xu Garden → Little Jinshan → Fishing Platform → Five Pavilion Bridge → White Pagoda → Twenty-four Bridge → Exit North Gate ⬇️ Must-photograph spots: Fishing Platform ✔️ Five Pavilion Bridge ✔️ Twenty-four Bridge ✔️ Xichun Terrace ✔️ 💡 Hard lesson learned: Be sure to enter before 8 AM! I arrived at 7:30 AM; the morning mist + sunrise + empty long embankment was breathtaking. After 8 AM, tour groups flood in. ✔️ Pishi Street + Guangling Youyan The pinnacle of Yangzhou Citywalk, the iconic "Yangzhou" characters for photos are here. These two neighborhoods are adjacent and can be visited together. After Pishi Street, you reach Guandong Street. ✔️ Grand Canal Museum · Tickets: Free (but must be booked 3 days in advance via WeChat official account! Closed on Mondays) · Opening hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM This is the most impressive museum I’ve ever visited, bar none! · Booking tip: Tickets release daily at 7:00 PM, set an alarm to grab them! If you can’t get a ticket, visit the Canal Sanwan Scenic Area outside the museum in the afternoon for photos. The sunset photo spot is on the wooden bridge next to "Hong Cuisine." You don’t need to enter the museum to get great shots~ I used to think Yangzhou was a "city for the elderly," until I stood inside the "Lotus Tower" theater at iQIYI Theme Park, watching Li Xiangyi’s red silk sword dance fly overhead, suddenly understanding what it means for tradition and modernity to collide✨ "Li Bai said, 'Visit Yangzhou in the March of Fireworks,' but I want to say: don’t wait for March, go now! After all, in the same weekend, you can dream in a late Qing garden and star in a TV drama — missing out on Yangzhou like this would truly be a regret.

|He Garden is fun both during the day and at night. He Garden creates a world of its own The scenery of all four seasons converges here Both day and night have their unique charm He Garden, also known as Jixiao Mountain Villa The title of 'The Number One Garden of the Late Qing Dynasty' is the best accolade for it Admission Ticket🎫: 45💰 Attraction Introduction🔥: He Garden is not only the largest garden in Yangzhou but also features many architectural characteristics that are unique in the world. 1⃣The Number One Window in the World: The flower window frames the view, the scenery changes, and everything in sight is picturesque 2⃣The Number One Corridor in the World: Connecting the West Garden, East Garden, and the residential area, the corridor winds and turns, presenting a different view with each step 3⃣The Number One Mountain in the World: The Pianshi Mountain House, the unique work of Shi Tao's rock stacking and mountain arranging, is strikingly beautiful and elegant. 🔥He Garden Night Tour: 19:00—21:00 Ticket🎫: 50/person (25/person for Yangzhou local citizens with ID) 🔥Performance Venue: Shuixin Pavilion First show at 7:20 Second show at 8:10 Includes performances of Guzheng, Pipa, Dance, Yang Opera, Puppet Show, etc. 🔥Performance Venue: Pianshi Mountain House There are Guqin performances

Late spring at Heyuan is the peak season in Yangzhou! Without the March crowds, hydrangeas fill the branches, wisteria drapes like curtains, fresh green vines climb the walls, and a 1,500-meter-long covered corridor winds through the garden’s spring scenery. The blend of Western and Chinese old architecture with blooming flowers makes every snapshot a classical masterpiece. You can tour the whole garden in 2 hours without tiring your legs~ 🌸 Late Spring Exclusive Scenery (Must-see from late April to early May) ▪️ Century-old wooden hydrangeas at Yuxiu Building: Snow-white flower clusters cover the branches like crushed clouds scattered across the courtyard. Sunlight filters through the flowers onto the European-style shutters, creating a full atmospheric vibe. ▪️ Wisteria at the Boat Hall: Purple clusters hang down and wrap around white walls. When the breeze blows, the floral fragrance fills the air. Paired with the rippling water-patterned floor, it perfectly captures the poetic charm of Jiangnan. ▪️ Trumpet Creeper climbing the walls: Orange-red flowers cover the ancient building’s exterior walls, contrasting with gray tiles and red windows, bright and photogenic. ▪️ Fresh green Boston ivy: Tender green leaves cover the covered corridor, with dappled light through the lattice windows. Walking here feels like stepping into the magical land of Oz. 📍 Lazy Visitor’s Route (2 hours, no detours, all highlights covered) Enter East Gate → Peony Hall → Boat Hall → Covered Corridor → Water Heart Pavilion → Yuxiu Building → Pianshi Mountain House → Exit South Gate 1. Boat Hall: Shaped like a painted boat, the floor is paved with water ripple tiles. Late spring wisteria wraps the corridor, sitting here feels like drifting through a sea of flowers. 2. Covered Corridor: Known as the “World’s Number One Corridor,” it has two levels and connects in all directions like an ancient overpass. Strolling here offers a panoramic view of the garden’s spring colors, perfect for deep perspective photos. 3. Water Heart Pavilion: The only water stage in the garden and a filming location for "Dream of the Red Chamber"! The lake sparkles in late spring, and the pavilion’s reflection is stunning. 4. Yuxiu Building: A small Western-Chinese hybrid villa with stained glass windows and vintage stairs, paired with wooden hydrangeas at the entrance. Perfect for spontaneous Republic of China style photos. 5. Pianshi Mountain House: A unique rockery by master Shi Tao! It hides the “Mirror Flower, Water Moon” wonder, where the rockery’s reflection in the water blurs reality and illusion—truly magical. 📸 Classical Style Photo Tips ▪️ Photo spots: Covered Corridor (for depth shots), under the hydrangeas at Yuxiu Building, Water Heart Pavilion reflections, beside the rockery at Pianshi Mountain House. ▪️ Outfit: Light-colored Hanfu, qipao, or modern Chinese styles pair perfectly with the blooming flowers and ancient architecture. ▪️ Best time: Before 9 AM or after 4 PM for soft lighting and fewer crowds. 🦞 Nearby Food Recommendations (Head here right after touring) ▪️ Dongguan Street snacks: Zhao’s stacked glutinous rice balls, Huangqiao sesame cakes, lotus root starch balls—sweet and savory options to satisfy all tastes. ▪️ Local specialties: Yangzhou old goose, dried tofu noodles—light and refreshing, perfect after a spring garden stroll. 💡 Tips to Avoid Pitfalls ▪️ Admission is 45 RMB, half price for those over 60. Audio guides are 20 RMB each and help you better understand the garden’s stories. ▪️ The garden has many stone paths, so wear comfortable flat shoes. Late spring has many mosquitoes, so remember to use insect repellent. ▪️ No need to rush. Heyuan is best enjoyed slowly—daydreaming in the corridors and smelling the flowers is the right way to experience it. Visit Heyuan in late spring to avoid crowds and enjoy the full bloom. You’ll experience the exquisite charm of a late Qing garden and unlock the gentle beauty of Jiangnan’s spring—all in one poetic and romantic stop~

Yangzhou is known as the representative city of Chinese gardens. How can you visit Yangzhou without exploring these private gardens? Today, we recommend a must-visit famous garden—He Garden. 📍 He Garden 💰 46 RMB 🕙 Opening Hours: March 1 to May 31: 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM (last ticket sold at 5:00 PM) June 1 to August 31: 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM (last ticket sold at 5:30 PM) September 1 to November 30: 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM (last ticket sold at 5:00 PM) December 1 to February 28 (next year): 7:30 AM - 5:15 PM (last ticket sold at 4:45 PM) 🚗 Transportation: He Garden is very close to Dongguan Street and can be reached on foot. If you take a taxi, it’s recommended to set your destination to "He Garden West Gate," which is closer to the entrance and saves walking time. 📸 Best Photo Spots: 🌸 The peony garden inside He Garden is definitely worth seeing, especially at dawn when the peonies look even more luxurious and flourishing. Visiting in early spring, you can also catch the peonies just beginning to bloom—truly beautiful! 🌿 He Garden is famous for its "garden within a temple, temple within a garden" design. There are many exquisite flower windows and ancient buildings inside, making every snapshot a masterpiece. Especially in summer when the lotus flowers bloom, taking a photo by the lotus pond instantly transports you to the water towns of Jiangnan. 🍜 Food Recommendations: How can you visit Yangzhou without trying Yangzhou fried rice? Near Dongguan Street, there are many long-established restaurants serving famous Yangzhou fried rice varieties, such as small plate chicken fried rice and traditional Yangzhou fried rice, all local favorites. Additionally, Yangzhou has many special snacks like San Ding Bao, crab roe soup dumplings, and Yangzhou wontons—definitely worth a try~ 🏨 Accommodation Recommendations: If you plan to stay in Yangzhou for a few days, consider staying near Dongguan Street. This area has many long-established eateries and snack shops and is close to He Garden, reachable on foot. Also, the guesthouses near Dongguan Street are quite unique, many converted from traditional old houses, offering an authentic Yangzhou experience.

🕐️DAY 1: April 12, 2017 Morning: Nanjing to Yangzhou Afternoon: Slender West Lake, Daming Temple Evening: 🕐️DAY 2: April 13, 2017 Morning: Ge Garden Afternoon: Dongguan Street, Dongguan Ferry Evening: 🕐️DAY 3: April 14, 2017 Breakfast: Mao Pailou Morning: He Garden Lunch: Ba Fen Bao Afternoon: Check out and go to Zhenjiang Evening: Check in at Starway Hotel 💗Other tips:

If you’re in Yangzhou, it’s definitely worth a visit. It’s a late Qing private garden, a bit more spacious and layered than the classic Suzhou-style ones. The standout feature is the double-layer corridor, where you can walk on two levels and see the garden from different angles. That part actually makes it more interesting than it might look at first glance, and it’s also where you’ll probably end up taking most of your photos. 🌸 The overall vibe is pretty relaxed. It’s usually not too crowded if you avoid peak times, and the layout has enough variation to keep it from feeling repetitive. At the same time, if you’ve already seen several Jiangnan gardens, this one might not feel especially unique. Some areas also feel a bit under-maintained, and without a guide you’ll mostly just be walking through without fully catching the historical background. You don’t need much time here - around an hour to an hour and a half is enough. It works well combined with another garden like Ge Garden on the same day. Morning or late afternoon is better for lighting, especially in the corridors. 🏮 Overall, it’s one of those places that’s easy to enjoy without being blown away. If you’re already in Yangzhou, it’s a nice, low-effort stop that won’t disappoint, but probably won’t be the highlight either. 🎫 Standard entrance: About 45–60 RMB ($6–8 USD), ometimes combo tickets (with other gardens): about 80–120 RMB #yangzhou #china

Delicate pink flowers🌸 Quietly climb up the antique window frames The warm spring sun shines down Blending all this gentleness into the flow of time✨ Amazing! Chinese architecture paired with spring blossoms Truly the most beautiful couple of spring💘 That touch of pink against the dark tiles Seems to tell a romantic story📖 The sun is gentle, the breeze just right Every frame is as beautiful as a poem🎐 (tip: If you want to take the same style photos with your sisters, make sure to choose a sunny day It's easier to get great shots when the light is good📸)

Enjoy the comfortable climate and picturesque scenery of Yangzhou in late autumn. Drive from Nanjing with your kids to Yangzhou for 3 days of fun without any pitfalls. A happy vacation for two adults and two kids—be sure to save this guide~ ⭐️ DAY 1: Drive from Nanjing → Yangzhou Grand Canal Museum → Guesthouse → Dongguan Street for food and shopping · Yangzhou Grand Canal Museum: Book free family tickets one week in advance via the official WeChat account; adults enter with ID card. The museum is rich in content and helps kids learn about the history and culture of the Grand Canal. Sundays are very crowded and may have entry limits, so bring sun protection and a stroller. Better to visit when kids are a bit older for a better experience~ · Guesthouse: Recommended is Chonggou Bing'ou Guan on Dongguan Street, a century-old Huizhou-style mansion with exquisite decoration, a quiet environment, and a prime location right opposite Pishi Street, convenient for evening food and shopping~ · Dining: ✔️ Lunch: Yangzhou Niugungun Hotpot, highly recommended by locals, tastes amazing—definitely try it~ ✔️ Dinner: Xiangyuan, dishes taste good but prices are a bit high; recommended to try their specialty snacks~ ⭐️ DAY 2: Guesthouse → Yangzhou Hidden Shouxihu Resort Hotel → Relax and play with kids · Hotel experience: Book a courtyard private hot spring family room, with Peppa Pig bedding that kids love! The hotel pool is uncrowded and well-equipped, no need to bring swim rings or water guns. There’s also a small fish interaction area by the pool where kids can play all day, truly a one-stop spot for kids~ · Dining: Order takeout “Pingjiang Feast” for dinner, tastes great, tested and no risk, suitable for the whole family~ ⭐️ DAY 3: Change hotel → Shouxihu Hot Spring Resort Hotel → Return trip · Hotel experience: Book a villa with two bedrooms and a private hot spring courtyard, including two bedrooms, two bathrooms, two showers, courtyard, private hot spring, and living room. Spacious and fully equipped! The hotel hot spring has about 40 pools, plus a beach pool and animal feeding activities, perfect for kids~ · Tips: Swim caps are mandatory in the pool; buying one on-site costs 28 yuan, which is a bit expensive. Sand digging tools cost 38 yuan; better to bring your own~ · Dining: Lunch recommended at “Zhongshunhe” near Heyuan, large portions, affordable prices, delicious taste, a local favorite hidden gem~ 🏨 Accommodation Guide: · Day 1: Stay at Chonggou Bing'ou Guan on Dongguan Street to experience a century-old Huizhou-style mansion, convenient for food and shopping~ · Day 2: Stay at Yangzhou Hidden Shouxihu Resort Hotel with courtyard private hot spring and pool, perfect for relaxing and playing with kids~ · Day 3: Stay at Shouxihu Hot Spring Resort Hotel with villa private hot spring and rich family facilities, a one-stop spot for kids~

🌈🌈【City Overview】 An old friend bids farewell at Yellow Crane Tower, to visit Yangzhou in the fireworks-laden month of March. Spring is the most beautiful season in Yangzhou, with rippling spring waters and peach and willow trees in full bloom. 🚘🚘【Transportation Guide】 Airplane✈️: Taizhou International Airport➡️Shuttle Bus🚌 High-speed train/Train🚞: Yangzhou East Station/Yangzhou Station🚉 (There is no subway in Yangzhou🚇, you can ride shared electric scooters🛵/take a taxi🚗/take the bus🚌) 📍📍【Main Attractions】 ✅Slender West Lake Ticket🎫: Daytime 100r/person, Night 120r/person, Day+Night 180r/person Opening Hours⏰: 06:00~22:00 In March and April, Slender West Lake first blooms with spring plum blossoms, followed by peach and cherry blossoms🌸, creating a feeling of a paradise on earth. ✅Daming Temple Ticket🎫: 30/person Opening Hours: 8:00~16:30 Must-visit spots in Daming Temple include the Qiling Pagoda, Qianlong Stele Pavilion, and the Fifth Spring. ✅Wenchang Pavilion Ticket🎫: Free (closed on Mondays) Opening Hours⏰: 9:00~17:00 Lights turn on around six o'clock, and those who like night views can wait until the lights are on before visiting. ✅Ge Garden Ticket🎫: 30/person Opening Hours⏰: 7:15~17:15 One of China's four famous gardens, Ge Garden presents a majestic landscape painting in all seasons. ✅Grand Canal Museum Ticket🎫: Free (advance reservation required, closed on Mondays) Opening Hours⏰: 9:00~17:00 An encyclopedic presentation of the Grand Canal's past and present. 📍📍【Other Recommended Attractions】 Dongguan Street, He Garden, Pishi Street, Guanyin Mountain, etc., are worth checking out. 🌃🌃【Night Activities】 Recommended visits to Caiyi Street and Dongguan Street, where you can not only shop and eat but also enjoy performances such as storytelling, Pingtan, and singing. 🥘🥘【Culinary Experience】 Yuji Paper-Wrapped Stew, Baolong Plaza Lanzhou Noodles, Da Mao Huaiyang Cuisine, Hanxuan Pavilion, Limestone Roasted Chicken, Shakou Small Charcoal Stove, Fuding Meat Slices, Big Stage Barbecue, Yangzhou Fried Rice, etc. 🏠🏠【Accommodation Suggestions】 Recommended to stay near Dongguan Street, where dining is very convenient.

He Garden is absolutely, absolutely stunning!!! You won't know what "low-key luxury" means until you come here😍 The "Four World's Number Ones" summarized by predecessors are truly well-deserved! 📍Address: No. 66 Xuningmen Street, Guangling District, Yangzhou City ⏰Opening Hours: 7:30-17:30 【Four Spectacular Must-See Spots】👇 1️⃣ World's Number One Corridor: The earliest prototype of China's "overpass" is right here!🏗️ · The multi-path corridor is breathtaking✨ 360-degree panoramic views of the entire garden · Hidden walls inside the corridor, design ahead of its time by 200 years, truly ancient black technology! 2️⃣ World's Number One Window: A stunning framing view!📸 Through the exquisite window openings (p10), you can easily capture viral photos! The European style of Yuxiu Building is fully in sight~ 3️⃣ World's Number One Pavilion: A dreamy water stage💃 The Water Heart Pavilion is breathtaking! (p5) The water surface naturally amplifies sound, instantly transporting you to the glorious era of famous opera performances🎭 4️⃣ World's Number One Mountain: A 60-meter giant dragon appears!🐉 The wall-adjacent rockery is amazing~ The winding mountain path (p2) is perfect for photos! ✨Hidden Highlights: · Yuxiu Building is a must-visit! The fusion of Chinese and Western styles in this mansion (p14) is full of charm~ · Autumn is the best time to visit! Maple leaf reflections on the water are as beautiful as a painting (p4) · Wear Hanfu for photos and instantly dominate your social circle!👘 【Insider Tips】📌 The owner of He Garden, He Zhidao, is legendary! Resigned from office to build the garden in 1883 → moved to Shanghai to start a business in 1901 → became a business tycoon! What an amazing life!💫 Here, you see not only beautiful scenery but also the pioneering spirit of an era! The fusion of Chinese and Western design, creativity 200 years ahead of its time, no wonder it earned the title of "Four World's Number Ones"! Quickly gather your friends and come experience this visual feast that transcends time and space!🌟

Autumn in Yangzhou is getting richer in color. It’s just a 1.5-hour drive from Nanjing. Take the kids for a relaxed 3-day vacation with everything arranged for two adults and two children—eating, drinking, and playing without any stress or rushing. Even busy moms can easily enjoy time with their kids~ ⭐️ DAY 1: Drive from Nanjing → Yangzhou Grand Canal Museum → Dongguan Street Homestay → Food and Shopping · Yangzhou Grand Canal Museum: Book free family tickets one week in advance via the official WeChat account, adults enter with ID. The museum offers many interactive experiences that let kids learn about the Grand Canal culture firsthand. Sundays are crowded and may have entry limits, so it’s best to visit during off-peak hours. Bring sun protection and a stroller~ · Homestay: The Reconstructed Bing'ou Pavilion on Dongguan Street is highly recommended! A century-old Huizhou-style building with antique charm, spacious and clean rooms, excellent location right on Dongguan Street, opposite Pishi Street—super convenient for evening food and shopping~ · Food Highlights: ✔️ Lunch: Yangzhou Niugungun Hotpot, authentic flavor, fresh ingredients, perfect for the whole family, kids can find dishes they like~ ✔️ Dinner: Xiangyuan, a collection of Yangzhou specialty snacks with authentic taste, though a bit pricey. Try the Jade Siu Mai and Thousand-Layer Oil Cake~ ✔️ Evening stroll on Dongguan Street and Pishi Street to enjoy Yangzhou’s night scenery and street snacks, very relaxing~ ⭐️ DAY 2: Yangzhou Hidden Shouxihu Resort Hotel → One-Stop Kid-Friendly Fun · Hotel Highlights: Book a courtyard private hot spring family room with Peppa Pig-themed bedding that kids will love at first sight! The hotel pool is uncrowded with good water quality, no need to bring swim rings or water guns, all kinds of toys are available for free. The small fish pond by the pool is a favorite for kids to play all afternoon~ · Dining: If you don’t want to go out, order takeout “Pingjiang Feast,” with a wide variety of dishes, good taste, great value, perfect for families with kids~ · Leisure Time: Soak in the courtyard private hot spring to relieve fatigue, adults relax while kids play in the water nearby, warm and cozy~ ⭐️ DAY 3: Shouxihu Hot Spring Resort Hotel → Return Trip · Hotel Experience: Switch to a villa with two bedrooms and a private hot spring courtyard, very spacious and suitable for the whole family. The villa includes a private hot spring pool, courtyard, and living room. The hotel has 40 hot spring pools, plus a beach pool and animal feeding activities, making it super easy to entertain kids~ · Notes: Swim caps are required in the pool, it’s recommended to bring your own; sand digging tools are sold at the hotel for 38 yuan, bringing your own is more cost-effective~ · Lunch: “Zhongshunhe” near Heyuan, a local hidden gem restaurant with generous portions, affordable prices, and great taste—no risk of disappointment~ · Return: After lunch, soak in the private hot spring in your room, pack up, and head home to end a wonderful family vacation~