Big cities are too crowded, it's better to invite your besties for a reverse journey to a small town

🎉 The Qingming holiday is about to start. If you don't want to squeeze into popular cities, you might as well think differently and take a leisurely stroll in a small town 🌟 Liyang in Jiangsu, a small town in southern Jiangsu, has abundant tourism resources and is not far from Nanjing and Hangzhou, basically just 1 hour away by high-speed train 🌟 The urban area of this small town is very leisurely, with almost no tourists. This time, I chose to stay in the urban area for two days, feeling the town slowly like a local 🌟 There are not many attractions in Liyang's urban area, mainly two parks: Phoenix Park and Gaojing Park ⛲️ Phoenix Park is a peninsula park surrounded by rivers on three sides, and the famous attraction in the park is the white marble statue of a lady washing silk. "Phoenix Park by the Phoenix Bridge" also carries countless memories of the people of Liyang. ⛲️ Gaojing Park is another well-known park among the people of Liyang. Compared to Phoenix Park, Gaojing Park is a bit more popular. There are locals singing operas and playing chess under the pavilions and corridors. Gaojing Park is also a typical southern Chinese garden, with pavilions, towers, stone bridges, and rockeries, and a very nice environment. Moreover, with the autumn breeze, the colors of the plants in the park will change from a lush green to a colorful palette. Walking around, you'll find that Gaojing Park is particularly suitable for taking photos in traditional Chinese dress and cheongsams 🎆 Liyang city is not big, and you can take a taxi to anywhere in the city for just about ten yuan. The pace here is also very slow, and the small town is suitable for slowing down and strolling around 🌟 The design of the Liyang Museum in the urban area is very unique, and it's a great place for taking photos. It's closed on Mondays, but the exterior is still accessible for photography. The nearby Fangsuo Fang Village and Liyang Baoyan Zen Temple are also worth visiting, with great photo opportunities!