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Top 10 Fun Attractions Nearby in Yuyao - 2023

Updated Oct 2023
  • No.1

    Shanghai Wild Animal Park

    4.7/5
    102,427 Reviews
    Shanghai
    125.6km from downtown
    _We***82
    "Fascinating wild animal park, a true wildlife adventure. Absolutely captivating wild animal park experience, unforgettable encounters with incredible creatures"
    Highlights: Opened in 1995, the Shanghai Wild Animal Park was one of the first AAAAA (highest-rated) tourist attractions in China. Visitors can see more than 10,000 exotic animals, most of which are rare wildlife, including giant pandas, snub-nosed monkeys, takins, crested ibis, giraffes, zebras, antelopes, white rhinos, and cheetahs. The park is divided into drive-through and pedestrian areas. The drive-through portions are modeled on safari parks where animals roam through natural habitats. Another popular attraction is the park’s tiger feeding pen where you can witness up close giant tigers. With lots to see and do, the Shanghai Wild Animal Park is fun for people of all ages.
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  • No.2

    Mount Huangshan

    4.7/5
    38,176 Reviews
    Huangshan
    288.1km from downtown
    poohwubear
    "They say the Yellow Mountains (Huangshan) are some of the most beautiful mountain ranges in the world, and I must agree. I took a train from Beijing and stayed a night in the town at the base of the mountains to prepare for the hike up the next morning. Although there are lifts to carry you up part way, I chose to hike on foot, which took about 3 hours. I stayed at a hotel for a night at the top to view the sunrise, and the unforgettable, breathtaking views were worth it in spite of the sore muscles and lack of sleep."
    Highlights: Mount Huangshan is famous for its long history. "You would not want to visit mountains after visiting the Five Sacred Mountains, and you would not want to visit the Five Sacred Mountains after visiting Huangshan." Xu Xiake, a great traveler and geographer of the Ming Dynasty, twice ascended Huangshan to witness its magnificence, exclaiming it as "a wonder in life." Dramatic Pines, grotesque rocks, sea of clouds, and hot springs are known as the “Four Musts” of Huangshan. They are the uncanny workmanship of nature and cannot be missed. In addition, the haze, snow scene, and sunrise are unique landscapes of Huangshan. Each landscape has its unique beauty and makes you feel like you are in a fairyland.
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  • No.3

    Putuo Mountain Scenic Area

    4.7/5
    25,410 Reviews
    Zhoushan
    119.1km from downtown
    _We***75
    "Putuo Mountain is one of the four famous mountains of Buddhism in our country. There are many temples. The main ones are Guanshiyin, Puji Temple, Fayu Temple, Reluctant to go to the temple, Zizhu Forest, especially worth a visit is Luojia Mountain. There is a saying that "not going to Luojia is equivalent to not coming to Putuo" I go every year."
    Highlights: Putuo Mountain is the only sacred Buddhist mountain in China that is located by the sea. The beautiful natural landscape merges with the long-standing Buddhist culture, earning it the title of "Heaven of the Sea and Kingdom of the Buddhist" at home and abroad. Putuo Mountain is not only a sacred place of Buddhism, it also has the characteristics of a seaside city: beach and seafood. The island has two sandy beaches of Qianbusha and Baibusha. Beachside hotels and seafood restaurants are gathered there.
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  • No.4

    Lingshan Town, Nianhua Bay

    4.6/5
    24,119 Reviews
    Wuxi
    185km from downtown
    Yolande (Yoli)
    "Such a beautiful place its between old and new and you must go in the evenings with the light show and all the beautiful light displays. We had such a good time. Good food and Good vibes"
    Highlights: Lingshan Township's Nianhua Bay is a Zen-inspired resort town where you can go on a journey of spiritual discovery. The town is built in ancient Chinese style, with Zen as the central theme. During the day, you can visit the Zen music halls, the flower chamber, the music gazebo and Nianhua flower garden and tower, and other architectures. You can check out the arts and crafts shops. When you get tired, you can sit down somewhere to get a drink or grab a bite. In the evening, you can photograph the quiet night of Nianhua Bay and take a look at the novelty 3D water screen movie on Nianhua Lake.
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  • No.5

    Wuzhen Water Town

    4.6/5
    19,469 Reviews
    Tongxiang
    101.5km from downtown
    Anonymous User
    "Ideal trip is buying east and west village ticket, cost 190 cny, then on morning you go to east village to visit museum, exhibition place and real life of villagers. Around 3pm, going to west village and enjoying night time in here."
    Highlights: Wuzhen is an ancient town with over 1300 years of history. It was the filming location for the popular television drama Si Shui Nianhua starring Huang Lei and Liu Ruoying. The town is full of classic bridges, canals, and many elegant residences in the Jiangnan style particular to the region south of the Yangtze River. Here, a rich variety of culinary specialties abounds in a laid-back setting. This is a prime location for experiencing classic Jiangnan water scenery. Today, Wuzhen has two major scenic areas: East Gate and West Gate, where you can soak in the small-town atmosphere and sample local snacks like stinky tofu, “victory cake” (dingsheng bing), or “sister-in-law cake” (gusao bing). You can visit the historic Zhaoming Library or old post office. Of course, you have to see the town from one of the traditional canal boats, and you can't miss seeing the night-time beauty of West Gate.
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  • No.6

    Hangzhou Songcheng Park

    4.6/5
    22,775 Reviews
    Hangzhou
    102.6km from downtown
    俗套Na
    "Hangzhou finally cleared up! It is rare to have a good weather, and quickly brought my parents to Songcheng to play. Arrived in the morning, first strolled along Shijing Street and North Street, and it was noon in a blink of an eye. We went to the food court to eat and gave a compliment to the Taizai meal! In the afternoon, we watched a lot of street performances, it was really interesting! Of course, I also took a lot of photos, looking forward to coming to Songcheng next time!"
    Highlights: Hangzhou Songcheng Park is a large theme park in Hangzhou featuring the cultural characteristics of the Song Dynasty. It is located at the southwest of the West Lake Scenic Area with Wuyun mountain to its north. They have antique markets, tea houses, grocery stores, ironsmith shops, and wine shops that illustrate day to day life in the Song Dynasty era. You can enjoy chinese cultural performances like puppet shows and chinese shadow play or get your heart pumping by watching some chinese boxing. You might also encounter fully armored soldiers patrolling the street or hunting down fugitives. All of these adds up to give you a wonderful sense of traveling back in time. The large-scale musical “Song City: Thousand Years of Love” is a must-see in Songcheng.
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  • No.7

    Zhouzhuang

    4.5/5
    14,833 Reviews
    Kunshan
    123.4km from downtown
    abihroy
    "Excellent ancient water town! The entrance fee is well worth it, and I advise lingering as long as possible to enjoy the history and culture here. The maze-like streets only add to Zhouzhuang's charm. Favorite place in Suzhou!"
    Highlights: This ancient town has a history of more than 900 years old with many houses built in the Ming and Qing dynasties. Known as Yao City or Zhenfang lane in ancient times, the town was once a part of the Kingdom of Wu, playing an important role in the distribution of silk, ceramics, art pieces, and food. With lakes on the four sides, the beauty of Zhouzhuang has to be discovered through its water lanes and stone bridges. Taking a boat ride would be an interesting option to tour around the town. Famous sites include Zhang Hall, Shen Hall, and the underwater tomb of Shen Wansan, a famous Yuan Dynasty Businessman. If you stay around till the lights light up at night, you can enjoy a view that is seemingly made up from a fairytale.
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  • No.8

    Lingshan Giant Buddha

    4.8/5
    26,646 Reviews
    Wuxi
    185km from downtown
    Sarah
    "I went on a Tuesday morning before 8.30am in term time so it was quiet, serene and not crowded. it got busier as the day progressed and tour buses arrived but nothing like holiday time in China. the all access ticket was 210 you can scan the code to get a ticket if the office isn’t open when you arrive. it includes a time for the show at the palace. I also paid the 40rmb for the hop in and off bus because the area is large and it was a boiling hot day so it was convenient and made the day more relaxing and pleasant. you can walk if you don’t fancy the bus the paths are beautiful and there are many shaded areas. there are many things to see; a Buddhism cultural museum; fantastic views and numerous places for food and drink. if you see the morning shows you’ll be pleased past various restaurants which are really expensive (500rmb a set meal). I’d skip those and head for some snacks in the downstairs lobby you’ll walk through before you can exit (includes drinks fruit ice cream etc) and wait till you get to the exit of the entire place as you’ll be forced through commercial city (like IKEA) until you can exit - but this place has many small food stalls that are cheap and cheerful with seating. I had special fried rice and passion fruit juice for 23rmb. you can easily spend a morning or an afternoon here. oh and one final thing - all the toilets were spotless and well stocked !"
    Highlights: The Lingshan Giant Buddha is located on Xiaoling Mountain on the edge of Taihu Lake in Wuxi. Its scale is grand and spectacular. Many great masters came to hold grand ceremonies during its opening, and thus Chinese locals believe that it will bring good fortune if one prays to the great Buddha. There is also an interesting thing to try out when visiting the Buddha. When you look up at the Buddha and walk left or right, regardless of where you go, the eyes of the Buddha are always watching you, as if "the Dharma is boundless and sees everything."
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  • No.9

    Thousand Island Lake

    4.4/5
    7,820 Reviews
    Chun'an
    209.9km from downtown
    LynnMaeyoga
    "visiting Thousand Island Lake to see many of the islands and to eat the delicious famous fish 🐠 soup was fun and relaxing. Plan two to three days to see everything there. Craft beer and kiwi 🥝 fruit picking"
    Highlights: Thousand Island Lake is a huge man-made reservoir covering an area of 580 square kilometers on the upper reaches of Xin'an River, 160km from Hangzhou and Mount Huangshan. It is named after the 1,078 islands that spread across the lake. The lake is known for its crystal-clear waters and picturesque scenery. It is a popular choice for vacation and relaxation in Jiangsu and Zhejiang. Meifeng Island, Huangdao Island, Monkey Island, Qiandaohu Stone Forest, Shilin Lake and Jiuyijie Waterfall are all attractions worth seeing. The several rafting spots around the lake should also not be missed in the summer heat, as you will definitely be rewarded with a fun and exciting experience.
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  • No.10

    Nanshan Bamboo Sea

    4.6/5
    13,267 Reviews
    Liyang
    200.5km from downtown
    E31***64
    "This place is very peaceful! The air is so clean! Bamboo sea took one whole day to see and there is also a hot springs nearby worth visiting on another day. The hike to the top is very intense but the view was worth it! you can see animals along the way but only the Pandas are treated well. The food in the area is not very good! Bring your own snacks! It is in a small town so brush up on your Chinese! The park does have English signs inside."
    Highlights: The Nanshan Sea of Bamboo is an eco-tourism area located at the junction of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Anhui provinces. Over 98% of the forest is covered by vegetation. Scenic sites include Lake Jing, Guguan Road, a bird sanctuary, and Wuyuedi peak. When you reach the Nanshan Sea of Bamboo, you can take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city and stroll through the forest. It’s like being in a natural oxygen bar where you can breathe in fresh air. When you reach Wuyuedi peak, you can see the beauty of the 3 provinces and the vast forest of bamboo, bringing you closer to nature.
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  • No.11

    The Turtle Head Park

    4.5/5
    28,947 Reviews
    Wuxi
    187.6km from downtown
    ZYZ_1314
    "It is ok to travel there as it is the place for begging love and not very memorable"
    Highlights: There is a chinese saying “Taihu Lake is a wonderful place because of Turtle Head Island.” During the early 20th century, social celebrities, officials and nobles built private gardens and villas on Turtle Head Island. After the founding of the People's Warlord Era, these assets were mostly taken over by the government and merged into the Turtle Head Park. It is currently an AAAAA attraction. There are taoist temples and buddha statues on the island. If you visit during the spring season, you will also be able to enjoy charming surroundings filled with cherry blossoms!
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  • No.12

    Moganshan

    4.6/5
    17,270 Reviews
    Deqing
    139.2km from downtown
    HywD
    "A well worth it break from big city life! Clean air, lovely views and lots of space to walk and enjoy the greenery."
    Highlights: Moganshan is a retreat hotspot for many Shanghainese who are looking for a tranquil respite from the hustle and bustle of Shanghai. A three hour drive from Shanghai takes you up to the mountains where there are dense bamboo forests and hundreds of charming villas awaiting you. It resembles a paradise. Many famous people such as Mao Zedong and Chiang Kai-shek had stayed here previously. A weekend trip to the mountains will get you recharged and ready to conquer all challenges coming your way the following week.
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  • No.13

    Hangzhou Safari Park

    4.6/5
    6,595 Reviews
    Hangzhou
    113.3km from downtown
    M34***22
    "Where my son went every year when he was a child, the younger he was, the more he wanted to touch this cute animal, and if you have time, you can spend a whole day in it and not too much place."
    Highlights: While having fun and enjoying the countryside at Hangzhou Safari Park, you can also find out more about science and ecology. The park creates a harmonious atmosphere between people and animals, helping people to find the joy of returning to nature. The park features special landscapes, such as an African wilderness, Australian outback, and Asian wetlands, where more than 10,000 animals of more than 200 representative species from all over the world live and roam. Among these, you can see rare wildlife under first-tier protection and second-tier protection from China.
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  • No.14

    Ningbo Fantawild Oriental Heritage

    4.7/5
    6,540 Reviews
    Cixi
    31.9km from downtown
    M40***12
    "Talk about the trip, take the children to Fangte, and say that it is not this Fangte when you arrive at the destination, you want Fangte Water Park 😅. But baby, I just went shopping for a while and came out, wasting tickets."
    Highlights: Ningbo Fangtawild Oriental Heritage is located on the south bank of the cross-sea bridge in Hangzhou Bay New District of Ningbo. It is a large scale high-tech theme park that incorporates ancient chinese myths and cultural connotations into its rides. "Nuwa Mends the Heavens", "The Love of the Thousand Ages", "The Great Wall Love Story", "The Spirit of the Soul", and "The Tower of the Gods" are examples of such initiatives. The 4D visual feast, and grand performances will give you your money's worth.
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  • No.15

    Shanghai Zoo

    4.7/5
    11,885 Reviews
    Shanghai
    130km from downtown
    My Shanghai Life
    "A great day out! The zoo is located in a beautiful park, with plenty to see and do. It is a bargain for just 40 RMB (children under 1.30 are free)! We went on a Saturday in the summer holidays, it was busy but the zoo is very spacious."
    Highlights: Located near Hongqiao Airport, Shanghai Zoo is a modern metropolitan zoological garden featuring more than 6,000 animals in additional to various plant life. Species native to China include giant pandas, golden snub-nosed monkeys, lions, South China tigers, hoopoe, black bulbuls, scimitar-horned oryx, great hornbills, and Bactrian camels. With its convenient location and visitor-friendly design, the Shanghai Zoo provides a fun outing for the entire family.
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  • No.16

    Shaoxing Ancient City

    4.6/5
    449 Reviews
    Shaoxing
    54.9km from downtown
    Vlad the Traveler
    "Shaoxing Ancienty City roughly corresponds to the Yuecheng district of the modern Shaoxing. The old and relatively preserved or restored parts of the city are actually scattered across the district, most notably the areas around bazi qiao and fushan although these are not the only old parts that survived. The fushan area is especially interesting because apart from old houses, cobbled streets and canals it also hosts the shaoxing museum as well as the "restored" palace of the kingdom of yue. I personnaly love the ba zi qiao(or bridge number eight area) because it manages to keep the slow pace and somewhat derelict, but quaint feeling of a place left behind in time even though it features a very famous bridge that attracts tourists."
    Highlights: The ancient city of Shaoxing is an ancient city with a lot of cultural heritage. The white walls and grey tiles of the ancient city houses are well-preserved and do not have a strong commercial atmosphere. Cangqiao Street Historic District, Bazi Bridge Historic District and Lu Xun's Hometown Historic District are all good choices. The ancient city is surrounded by water, with criss-crossing rivers and known as the "ancient city floating on the water." Therefore, the boat with black awning is one of the most popular modes of transportation.
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  • No.17

    Xitang Scenic Area

    4.5/5
    9,570 Reviews
    Jiashan
    104km from downtown
    _TS***yp
    "The bus from Shanghai South Bus Station took about an hour and it takes you right to the scenic area. Hotels can get you a discount on the entrance ticket price. Easy to get lost wandering around the narrow walkways. So many shops and tons of food to choose from. Good for a day trip from Shanghai or a quick weekend getaway."
    Highlights: Xitang is a famous old town in Zhejiang Province where you can come to embrace the slow paced life. You can drink tea at a local teahouse, listen to Chinese opera and sit on a rowboat to explore the ancient town of Jiangnan. Xitang is also a filming location for movies and television dramas. Fans of the movie “Mission Impossible 3” will vividly remember Tom Cruise running through these corridors. The Xitang night scenery is also something not to be missed. In the evening, ride the boat to immerse yourself in the night atmosphere of Xitang, or take a walk along the corridors filled with red lanterns. There is also a bar street at Xitang East Street.
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  • No.18

    Hanshan Temple

    4.5/5
    12,280 Reviews
    Suzhou
    152.3km from downtown
    Victor22
    "Beautiful temple downtown with a pagoda that inspired the ones in Japanese buddhist temples. Easy to visit, Temple domain is about the right size for sightseeing. Very pleasant to walk around and nice pictures"
    Highlights: Hanshan Temple is located in the western suburbs of Suzhou. The temple dates back more than 1,400 years. The temple gained renown from its mention in the famous poem “A Night Mooring by Maple Bridge” by the poet Zhang Ji of the Tang Dynasty: “From the monastery on Cold Mountain, the sound of the bell reaches the guest boat at midnight.” Hanshan Temple is a famous site to pay. Every day, a steady stream of believers comes to the temple to strike the bell, light incense, and pray for the future.
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  • No.19

    Tongli Ancient Town

    4.5/5
    10,985 Reviews
    Suzhou
    131km from downtown
    Feifei 霏霏
    "Tongli Ancient town is a beautiful place to visit. It shows you the beauty of China and how it has been preserved."
    Highlights: Located in Suzhou Wujiang, Tongli Ancient Town is a Jiangnan Ancient Water Town established in the Song Dynasty. It has a history of over a thousand years with the bulk of its buildings now constructed during the era of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. River canals divide the town into 7 sections, but the sections are all interconnected by 49 stone bridges. Almost every residential house is facing a river canal. The main attractions of the town include Jiayin Hall and Congben hall, The Tuisi Garden, Three Bridges, and The Pearl Tower. The attractions and be toured in one or two days. The town is 18 kilometers from Suzhou and 80 kilometers from Shanghai.
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  • No.20

    Wuhu Fantawild Dream Kingdom

    4.5/5
    7,405 Reviews
    Wuhu
    296.9km from downtown
    Anonymous User
    "The whole day is still very full, basically suitable for children to play, adults can also play, there are many theaters, we have three brushes, I have been here twice before, this time I have not seen it before, I have played it all over, not a lot of people, this day is very comfortable to play, If you want to play, it is recommended to bring a raincoat from Lin Drifting. Don't-one-time, • Otherwise, the charge there is very expensive. I personally think it is not cost-effective, and I rented it once and didn't play it. It's still possible."
    Highlights: Fantawild Dreamland is a modern all-around amusement park that uses a high-tech interpretation of themes to intricately combine elements of international entertainment, such as animation/cartoons and movie stunts, with symbols from traditional Chinese culture. The park has over 10 areas, including a magic castle, a show recreating the Flood of Jinshan Temple, and the Cave of the Seven Spiders. In Fantawild Dreamland, taking different paths leads to different experiences. The park is a blast for adults as well as children.
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