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In March, Yangzhou, an enchanting city in Jiangsu province, beckons travelers with its blend of natural beauty, historical relics, and cultural heritage.
Yunhe Sanwan scenic area
The China Grand Canal Museum is surrounded by natural beauty in Yunhe Sanwan scenic area. [Photo/WeChat account: yzs_lyj]
As a glistening gem of the Yangzhou section of the Grand Canal, Yunhe Sanwan scenic area harbors a treasure trove of cultural riches and natural landscapes.
Roaming along the scenic area's 1-km cherry blossom boulevard, visitors will be greeted by blooming flowers, willows swaying with fresh buds, and boats gliding on the rippling waters.
They can also tour the China Grand Canal Museum, which is an "encyclopedia" of the Grand Canal that offers a comprehensive glimpse into the canal's cultural legacy.
Yangzhou Museum of Guangling King's Tomb in Han Dynasty
Tourists climb the stairs to the Yangzhou Museum of Guangling King's Tomb in Han Dynasty. [Photo/WeChat account: yzs_lyj]
The Yangzhou Museum of Guangling King's Tomb in Han Dynasty is a well-preserved imperial tomb dating back to the Western Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 24).
The excavated tomb was built for the Guangling King and his queen. This ritual was called "Huangchangticou" and held the utmost significance in ancient funeral customs.
Amid undulating terrain, quaint architecture, and abundant greenery, the museum now serves as a major showcase of Han culture in Yangzhou.
Shugang Xifeng Ecological Park
Plum blossoms bloom in the Shugang Xifeng Ecological Park. [Photo/WeChat account: yzs_lyj]
Shugang Xifeng Ecological Park is a free, open-air park suitable for leisurely strolls, picnics, and recreation.
The vast, lush lawns of the southern section and the spacious open areas of the north are perfect for spring outings and kite-flying.
The plum flowers are now in full bloom, filling the air with a delightful fragrance and making for a truly mesmerizing sight.