Lianyungang: Of Old Tales and Modern Tourism
Lianyungang, China has an interesting name, along with an interesting tourism market. Its name literally means “Port Connecting the Clouds”. It is easily accessible to tourists from all over the world, with 2 airports nearby – the Lianyungang Baitabu Airport, which is just 27 km away; and Huai’an Lianshui Airport.
Best Time to Visit
Dragon Boat Tournaments are prominent in China. One of the most awaited dragon boat competitions in the country is held every June in Lianyungang, the World Famous University Dragon Boat Race (WFUDBR). Established by Tianjin in 2015, it is open to full-time undergraduate students. Those who want to take advantage of the excellent weather conditions may visit Lianyungang, China in the months of September through November. It is best to avoid travelling to the city during the months of March, June, and October, which are considered peak seasons.
What to Do & Area Attractions
What tourists really go all the way to Lianyungang, China for is Lian Island, the only AAAA-Class beach destination in Jiangsu Province. Visit the He’anhu Ecological Park. For those who are into more extreme outdoor activities, they may see Huaguoshan Shuiliandong. It is famous for the legend that a hole was hidden behind a waterfall, effectively resembling a curtain of water. Accordingly, it is the home of Sun Wukong, the Monkey King from “Journey to the West”. The Taohuajian Scenic Spot is also an attraction you should not miss. Get to stay at the best Lianyungang, China hotels, like the Ramada Plaza Lianyungang and the Sofitel Lianyungang Suning, with its 5-star services.