Jiangsu Province

Quieter canalside town with classic whitewashed houses, tea-houses and riverside snacks — perfect for slow walking and local food tastings.

Early-morning fish markets, tidal flats and simple seaside eateries — authentic coastal food and birdwatching close to cities.

Charming canalside town with restored Ming-Qing lanes, teahouses and boat vendors — pleasant for walking, food stalls and photography.

Charming canal town with narrow waterways, family-run noodle shops and willow-lined lanes — ideal for cycling and slow-food exploration.

A well-preserved sequence of Ming/Qing gates and ramparts showing imperial capital fortifications. Great for history buffs and photographers tracing China's early imperial urban defence.

Explore compact Song-to-Ming merchant lanes and classical gardens showing early silk-trade urban life. Great for history lovers and photographers.

Ruins and restored fragments of Yuan–Ming imperial gardens highlighting court landscaping and early Ming architecture. Great for history lovers and photographers.

Large Han-era terracotta burials and exhibition halls showcasing regional imperial funerary practice. Great for archaeology enthusiasts.