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Yangzhou Famous Attractions
Things to do in Yangzhou
Yangzhou is a fascinating, ever-growing city that has over 3,000 years of history. Here in our home away from home, there's something for everyone.
The Classics
Discover Slender West Lake's Historic Beauty
Slender West Lake is among the largest tourist destinations for Chinese people due to its rich history
Fun fact: Snow is a rarity here in Yangzhou, but when we do get a light covering, there's no place more beautiful to see it than Slender West Lake
Explore Dong Guan Street
Check out any part of ancient Chinese culture from its tea or calligraphy to clothing at Dong Guan Street!
Think this looks awesome? Wait until you see it at night time!
Walk the Nooks and Crannies
Check out "old street" and some of the old fashioned alleyways and restaurants
In China, you'll have some of your greatest experiences off the beaten path
Relaxation Time
Take a dip in the Hot Springs
Wind down from a day of teaching and enjoy the beauty of nature at Yangzhou's Hot Spring!
Nothing like a refreshing soak in a cozy Hot Spring after a long day!
Catch the Newest Flick
Be it a Chinese or Western film, there's always a trending movie at a theater near you!
Don't worry, there is always a movie theatre within 2 miles in Yangzhou.
Hammock in a Park and Read
Yangzhou's got plenty of parks where you can go to relax. Nothing like a little peace and quiet
It is always nice to get away and relax
Sometimes you need some game time...
Board Game Night with Friends
Miss game nights with your family? Not a problem! We've got weekly game nights. Sometimes they get quite competitive!
Play some Glory for the King
You will find that mobile gaming is HUGE in China. Glory for the King is mobile League of Legends, and every Chinese person plays.
Learn to Play Traditional Chinese Games
Get in-touch with the local culture while having fun. Mahjong and Chinese card games are a must.
Want to stay in shape?
Hit the Gym and Get a Trainer
Westerners tend to enjoy working out more than Chinese people, but there are gyms everywhere.
Explore China on the back of a road bike
There is a group of about 40 riders in the Yangzhou area and we frequently travel to nearby cities.
Shaolin Kungfu with an English speaking master
A handful of us practice most mornings for meditation, flexibility, strength, and tea time with Master Jin.
Carve your own path
Study Chinese with Friends
If you are into that kind of thing
Learn China's Ancient Drawing or Painting Techniques
Yes, we have artists here too
Do Not Forget the Hometown Comforts
We always have outlets and ways to stay connected
