Jiangsu scenery

Mount Huaguo (花果山), also known as the Mountain of Flower and Fruit, is a prominent peak located in the middle section of Yuntai Mountain Range in Lianyungang City, Jiangsu Province, China. During the Tang and Song dynasties, it was referred to as Cangwu Mountain and also known as Qingfeng Peak. The main peak, Yuniu Peak, […]

The Lianyungang Western Sea Barrier (连云港西大堤), also known as “神州第一堤” (The First Barrier on Earth), is a remarkable coastal engineering marvel situated in the southeastern part of Lianyungang City, within the Lianyun District, approximately 30 kilometers from the city center. Stretching from Beigu Mountain in Lianyun District to Jiangjia Mouth on Lian Island, the sea

Dayi Mountain (大伊山), located at the northwest corner of Guanyun County, Lianyungang City, has a history spanning 2 billion years, encompassing an area of 10 square kilometers and comprising 12 peaks. The highest peak reaches an elevation of 226.7 meters. The mountain earned its name from the fact that Yi Yin, who is renowned as

The Taohuajian Scenic Area, nestled at the southern foothills of Jinpin Mountain, is a picturesque landscape that comes alive every April with the blooming of peach blossoms. Spanning 4.4 kilometers, Taohuajian originates from the Ma’er Peak, where myriad streams converge into a meandering brook. Flowing gently through a dense forest of towering trees, the juxtaposition

Yuntai Mountain in Lianyungang (连云港云台山), also known as the mythical Eastern Sea Fairy Mountain, extends in a northwest-southeast direction, covering an area of 40.78 square kilometers. Originally a series of islands in the Yellow Sea, it became connected to the mainland in the 18th century. Comprising 58 peaks, including Yunsan, Weipin, Weijian, Lüduan, and Sucheng,

Yuwan Scenic Area (渔湾风景区) is nestled at the southern foot of Yuntai Mountain, representing the “water scenery” among the tourist attractions in Lianyungang, China. The natural landscape is breathtaking, earning it the title of “Zhangjiajie of Jiangsu.” Once a fishing village and dock, the area gradually transformed into fertile fields as the sea receded to

Formerly known as Yingyou Mountain, Lian Island (连岛) is the largest sea island in Jiangsu Province, covering an area of 7.6 square kilometers. Situated across the sea from Lianyungang Port, it is connected to the eastern urban area of Lianyungang by the longest seawall in China, stretching over 6.7 kilometers. The island boasts a harmonious