Discover Yangzhou's Attractions and Unlock a Refreshing Summer Trip

"Yet they say Yangzhou in June has the finest views, perfect for escaping the heat." In July, Yangzhou resembles an ink-wash painting of Jiangnan, where the summer heat dissipates the moment you step into the city. With less bustle than in March, the cobblestone streets stay cool under the shade of trees, and the leisurely pace, infused with the gentle charm of Jiangnan, instantly washes away fatigue. No wonder Emperor Qianlong favored it, making repeated southern tours here. 🏡 Hidden Gem: Runde Phil Hotel Yangzhou 🏡 😍 Staying at Runde Phil Hotel was a delightful surprise—wish I’d discovered this treasure earlier! 🌳 **Natural Oxygen Bar**: A thousand-acre black pine forest, built with a 90-million investment, serves as a natural oxygen hub and top-tier summer retreat. Easily accessible by car from Shanghai or Hangzhou, it’s ideal for family trips. 🛋 **Luxury Interiors**: Fully furnished with solid wood, exuding natural elegance, plus a panoramic gym. The beds feature the same mattresses as Waldorf Astoria, ensuring instant relaxation. 🎣 **Fun Activities**: Breathe in fresh air, fish, or splash around in the pine forest, soaking up summer vibes. Vast flower fields are picture-perfect, and kids can play till dusk—a foolproof pick for family fun. 🚏 **Prime Location**: Just 15 minutes to downtown and 30 minutes to Slender West Lake. Pet-friendly too, with many guests bringing their furry friends to roam freely! 👉 Don’t hesitate—click below to start your wonderful journey! 🎉 Yangzhou’s Hidden Summer Gems 🎉 🌙 **Slender West Lake Night Tour**: As lanterns light up, the Twenty-Four Bridges look dreamlike. Stroll in Hanfu with a lantern, feeling transported to ancient times—summer breezes make it pure bliss. ⛲ **Songjia City Sports Park**: A free hidden gem! Cycle, camp, or fly kites—perfect for family relaxation. A top summer retreat for families from Shanghai or Hangzhou. 📽 **Grand Canal Museum**: The immersive 5D experience feels like time-traveling to the Sui-Tang era. Kids learn history while having fun—book a week ahead! 📖 **Pishi Street Artsy Spots**: Cafés, bookshops, and a giant "Yangzhou" wall—the trifecta for Instagrammable shots. Every corner oozes artistic vibes, guaranteed to rack up likes. ⚠ Pro Tip: Skip the long queues at Quyuan! Locals recommend Yiyuan—snag a window seat on the second floor for a pic with Wen Chang Pavilion, plus delicious food. Yangzhou—a city you’ll never forget!