Jiangyin Travel Guide

The first bridge across the Yangtze River designed and built entirely by Chinese engineers, completed in 1999. The suspension bridge spans 1,385 meters and offers spectacular views of the Yangtze River. A viewing platform on the southern end provides excellent photo opportunities.

Known internationally as "China's No.1 Village," Huaxi is a famous socialist model village that achieved remarkable collective prosperity. Visitors can tour the village's luxury hotel shaped like a cow, the 328-meter-long "Great Wall," and the replica of the Tian'anmen Gate. The village tells a unique story of Chinese rural development.

The restored home of Xu Xiake (1587-1641), Ming dynasty travel writer and geographer who spent 30 years exploring China's landscapes. The residence features traditional Ming architecture, a museum displaying his travel diaries, and a beautiful garden with a pond and rockeries.

A scenic park at the southern foot of the Yangtze River, featuring a rocky promontory shaped like a goose's beak that extends into the river. The park offers riverside walking trails, a wartime tunnel from the 1930s, and excellent views of passing ships on the Yangtze.

The restored Qing dynasty Jiangsu Provincial Education Commissioner's Office, a unique historical complex where imperial examination officials administered provincial-level exams. The site includes traditional halls, exhibition rooms, and a garden, offering insights into China's imperial examination system.