Jiangsu Province boasts incredibly rich tourism resources, with its natural and cultural landscapes centered around gardens, Taihu Lake, and the Yangtze River, forming a splendid scenery unique to Jiangsu. In fact, each of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities has its own representative tourist attractions.

Just take a look at Nanjing, the “ancient capital of six dynasties,” with its forty-eight scenic spots in Jinling. Suzhou, renowned as the “garden capital of the world,” dazzles visitors with its ancient towns and classical gardens. Wuxi offers breathtaking views of Taihu Lake, often described in the famous phrase, “the best of Taihu Lake lies in Yuantou.” Changzhou boasts various themed parks as symbols of its rich history as one of the “Three Wu States” and “Eight Famous Towns.” Yangzhou, famous for its Han and Tang culture and the picturesque Slender West Lake, is immortalized in the line “mist and flowers in March in Yangzhou.” Kunshan presents Kunqu Opera, while Zhouzhuang showcases its rustic charm. Zhenjiang attracts visitors with its historic sites like Xijin Ferry and Jinshan Temple. Xuzhou, a hub of five provinces, features Qin and Han dynasty relics.

And let’s not forget the delectable Huaiyang cuisine, captivating traditional dramas and operas, exquisite arts and crafts, timeless poetry and literature, vibrant folk customs, and distinctive local specialties. They all seem to beckon you to uncover the mysteries behind Jiangsu’s allure.