The Red-Crowned Crane Yellow Sea Wetland Tourism Festival opened in Yancheng neighboring Jiangsu Province over the weekend on China Tourism Day, offering inbound tourism routes and activities.
Tourism routes that string iconic attractions in Shanghai and Yancheng were released and designed to lure inbound travelers, according to Yancheng officials.
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They have been put online on the platform of China’s global travel service provider Trip.com in its English version.
As part of the festival, Yancheng will invite tourists from home and abroad to taste its unique flavor by cooking up seafood banquets and bazaars serving local snacks such as lotus root starch dumplings, fried fish balls, and fish soup noodle on Xinfeng 920 Old Street through late August.
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There is also a display of intangible cultural heritage and camping activities.
A deer king championship is scheduled to be held in June at Chinese Milu Park in Yancheng with an international live broadcast.
Several thousand milu now live in the reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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As a highlight of the festival, a youth power art week began at Yancheng Art Museum, comprising a calligraphy exhibition, fashion shows, and bazaars, to run through May 26.
When traditional Chinese opera met Western ballet, the East-meets-West approach fascinated people.
As Yancheng is a paradise for wildlife, tours to observe red-crowned crave and milu will be held during the festival.
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Inbound Tourism Route: Encounter the charms of Shanghai and Yancheng
Route 1: D1 Shanghai → Ocean Bay Ecological Tourism Scenic Area → European Style Street → Salt Cube Radio and Television Tower
D2 Jiulongkou Scenic Area → Huanghai Forest Park → Tiaozini Scenic Area
D3 Chinese Milu Park & Red-crowned Crane Wetland Ecotourism Area
D4 Yancheng Museum and Chinese Begonia Garden → Dutch Flower Sea
Route 2: D1 The Bund → City God Temple
D2 Nanjing Road → Oriental Pearl Tower → Huangpu River cruise
D3 Travel to Yancheng → Chinese Milu Park
D4 Dutch Flower Sea
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