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Yangzhou licensed guide(optional attractions include Slender West Lake, Ge Garden, He Garden, Daming Temple, Dongguan Street, Han Guangling King Tomb Museum, and Yangzhou Eight Eccentrics Memorial Hal

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Explore the charm of historic Yangzhou with a licensed guide on a customizable itinerary. Choose attractions that match your interests, including Slender West Lake, Ge Garden, He Garden, Daming Temple, Dongguan Street, the Han Guangling King Tomb Museum, and the Yangzhou Eight Eccentrics Memorial Hall.

Discover iconic Dongguan Street, known for its stone-paved lanes, Ming and Qing-style salt merchant residences, local delicacies, and atmosphere along the Ancient Canal. Ideal for lovers of history, culture, and architecture, as well as travelers seeking insightful commentary from a local guide. One guided commentary session is included, while attraction tickets are optional. Book now for a more comfortable and meaningful Yangzhou experience.

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What To Expect
Dongguan Street is located in the center of Yangzhou. The main street is made from slates which had been paved piece by piece. Walking along the street, you can often catch glimpses of the salt merchants' courtyards made from blue bricks and gray tiles. The areas where local food and specialties are concentrated add to the fascination for visitors. It is truly worthy of its reputation as a representative historical old street of Yangzhou City. Dongguan Street extends in the east to the Ancient Canal and in the west to Guoqing Road. It is 1,122 meters long in total. The Dongguan Ancient Pier on its eastern end was a bustling terminal of Yangzhou in the Tang Dynasty. The presence of the pier had enabled the development of the trade-intensive downtown Dongguan Street. The current Dongguan Street still maintains its appearance during the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
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