Jiangsu Cities

Jiangsu is rich in tourism resources, natural landscapes and cultural landscapes are blended with each other. There are ancient townships and water towns, there are millennium temples, classical gardens, lakes and mountains, imperial mausoleums, and capital sites, which can be described as “Wu Yun Han Feng, and each has its own specialty”.

Nanjing

Situated at the southern bank of the Yangtze River, Nanjing has a history of over 2,500 years.

Suzhou

“Heaven in sky, paradise in Suzhou” is famous idiom to descripb the fantastic scenery in Suzhou.

WuXi

Wuxi is a famous land of plenty since ancient China as one of the four major rice markets, hailed as “little Shanghai”.

YangZhou

Yangzhou city is as old as the Grand Canal. Italian explorer Marco Polo has serves in Yangzhou for three years.

ChangZhou

Changzhou has a history of more than 3,200 years, located in the beautiful and fertile Yangtze River Delta center.

YanCheng

Yancheng, beautiful scenery, unique ecological environment, rich in ecological tourism resources.

NanTong

Wuxi is a famous land of plenty since ancient China as one of the four major rice markets, hailed as “little Shanghai”.

XuZhou

Xuzhou is the first city along the canal in Jiangsu, and often dubbed as the “Athens of the East”.

ZhenJiang

Sitting at the intersection of the Yangtze River and Grand Canal, Zhenjiang is often dubbed as the “overpass” of the river and canal.

TaiZhou

Bordering Yangzhou is Taizhou, the hometown of Mei Lanfang, one of the most famous Peking opera artists in China.

HuaiAn

Together with Yangzhou, Suzhou and Hangzhou, the four cities are called the “four metropolis” along the Grand Canal.

LianYunGang

Facing the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Japan across the sea, Lianyungang boats the beauty of both mountains and the sea.

SuQian

Being one of the world’s biological evolution centers and cenrters of human origin, Suqian is dubbed as the “holy land of life”.