Zhenjiang

A park on a small island with a mountain on it in the Yangtze River. It includes a temple called Dinghui Temple, a large pagoda, peacock farm, and many winding paths through dense foliage. Bamboo forests partially cover the island.

It's on the northwest side of Zhenjiang and includes a Buddhist monastery and another large pagoda. The Buddhist temple complex and a large lake (complete with paddle boats available for rent) form the majority of the park.

It has paths lit with lanterns after sundown. The park is surrounded by great landscaping and the Yangtze River.

It includes a hill with various paths snaking up and down it. A large pagoda at the top of the hill offers great views of the city, the river, and the surrounding countryside. The climb is very easy and takes less than an hour. Many people barbecue at small pits next to a lake to the east of the park entrance.

At an altitude of 372 meters, it takes approximately one hour to climb. It is not only a Taoist holy site but also one of the bases during the Anti-Japanese War.

An ancient ferry crossing - heavily modified by contemporary restoration to create a more "ancient" feel. There are some interesting preserved medieval buildings and various shops and restaurants targeting tourists.

The "Bamboo Forest Temple" is in a valley between two mountains. The valley is located near Zhaoyin Mountain, which due to the profusion of mountain bamboo is also known as Bamboo Hill. The temple is so-named because it is surrounded by bamboo forest, and from afar it cannot be seen amongst the bamboo.