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Tag Archives: Yangzhou.
The flowers that bloom in Yangzhou – tra la!
This past weekend has been the Qingming festival and is a national public holiday, so the DH and I, together with another couple, decided to make the most of the time and travelled south from Beijing to visit the ancient … Continue reading
Posted in Places of interest, Travel
Tagged blossom, Changle Hotel, Daming si pagoda, fruit tree blossom, Grand Canal, Puhading Mu Yuan, Qingming, spring flowers, Yangzhou.
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