A 1.5-hour drive from Shanghai, I discovered a piece of Oz in Changshu.

I didn't expect to be in Changshu, Jiangsu
There is also such a little-known forest secret
Depart from Shanghai, drive for 1.5 hours
Changshu one-day tour route: Shanghu Scenic Area→Yushan West City Pavilion

First stop: Shanghu Scenic Area
Tickets: Adults 70, Children 6-18 years old 35
Duration of visit: 3 hours
An experience not to be missed
👉 Bamboo raft: Take a bamboo raft to travel in the water forest. The whole journey takes more than ten minutes. It feels like entering the Wizard of Oz! The boatman said you can come again in autumn. The forest is red and yellow in autumn, which is more beautiful. The cost is 30/person
👉Rafting: The whole journey takes half an hour, the water flow is not fast, and children can also play, the cost is 40/person
👉Fushui Villa: Jiangnan Garden, you can wear Hanfu to take pictures here
👉Happy Island: children's play area, carousel, forest adventure, etc.

Second stop: Yushan West City Tower
Duration of visit: 1-2 hours
The West City Pavilions were built during the Liang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties. After 1,500 years, they formed a large building complex by the end of the Qing Dynasty, but were later destroyed by war. The West City Pavilion is a garden rebuilt on the original site, with a total length of more than 1,200 meters, which is very suitable for climbing and looking far!
During this Mid-Autumn Festival, you can visit the West City Pavilion at night and see many Song Dynasty themed performances, such as "Bodhisattva Man", "Ru Meng Ling", outdoor open-air movies, NPC interactions, sword dances under the moon, markets, etc.
You can also participate in the "Yu Jian Song Chao" Mid-Autumn Festival sharing event to witness the prosperity of Yucheng's Song Dynasty style and light up the Mid-Autumn Festival night in Yucheng (you will have a chance to get tickets to the Yushan City Wall Night Garden)

If you have enough time, you can also visit Fangta Garden, a classical garden with a history of 850 years!

Post by Taste the World | Sep 15, 2024

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