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Search through our selection of maps
to help you in planning your vacation and outdoor adventures in
Jiangsu and its neighbors. Tour and sightseeing route maps will
provide you to the different destinations.
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Regional maps |
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In China Map
Jiangsu
Jurisdictions
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Regions
Jiangsu
and Its Neighbours |
Lake Hongze
Lake
Taihu Area
Northern
Region of Yangtze River
Southern
Region of Yangtze River
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Yangtze
River Cruise
Yangtze River cruise offers you the perfect
venue for exploring the Yangtze's beauty and visiting antiquity
sites along the river. Cruising the Yangtze gives travelers
the most fantastic way to discover the breathtaking Three
Gorges and the splendid Gezhouba Dam. With our elaborately
designed tours, you are given a great change to visit culture-riched
cities including Shanghai, Nanjing, Wuhan, Chongqing, and
many more historic places. Enjoy your cruise with your favourite
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Lake Taihu
Tour
With an area of more
than 2200 km2 and an average depth of 2
m, Lake Taihu is the third largest freshwater lake in China.
Several dozens of islets, large or small, plus the presence
of many fleets of fishing boats adding to its landscape,
make the lake a remarkable spectacle. The lake owns its
reputation of a thriving fishing industry as well as its
ornamental limestone rocks that are native to nowhere else.
The most famous scenic spit is the Turtle Head Islet worth
most to see. Surrounding the lake, there are splendid classic
Chinese gardens to visit. |
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Grand Canal
Tour
Built 2000 years ago, the Grand Canal is
1764 km in length and is the longest man-made waterway in
the world. Running from Hangzhou in the south to Beijing
in the north of China and connecting different river and
lake systems, the canal ensured booms and developments of
local culture and economy lasting for several ancient Chinese
dynasties. It greatly presents a marvelous history.
Touring along the canal, you indeed experience its past
thriving from dotted cities along with its waterlines.
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