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Attractions in Yangzhou | Zoom in |
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Slender West Lake
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The Slender West Lake was originally a natural river course leading to the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal during the Sui (581-618) and Tang (618-907) periods. It has been famous for its scenic splendor since those times. |
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Daming Temple
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Daming Temple is situated in the northwest of Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province, and was the place where Jianzhen, an accomplished monk in the Tang Dynasty (618-907), performed Buddhist rites. In 1983, it was designated as one of national key temples in the areas of the Han nationality.
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Geyuan Garden
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Geyuan Garden is one of the four most well-known classic Chinese gardens. It is closely laid out and famous for its piled rocks. The garden was given its name as the shape of bamboo leaves looks like the Chinese Character "Ge". |
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Heyuan Garden
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Heyuan garden is open and looks spacious due to its clever layout though in fact it's not that big. Great originality is much in evidence in the designs of houses, pavilions and rockeries and the positioning of plants, flowers and stones. Unlike normal rockeries, all those in the Heyuan Garden sit comfortably against walls. |
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More Yangzhou attractions
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