Ganzhou Museum is a great place for summer escape and it's free

A solitary Yu Gu Tower, a thousand-year-old Song Dynasty city. This trip takes us to Ganzhou, which is currently the best preserved Northern Song Dynasty city in our country, especially with the most Song Dynasty relics. It is a waterfront city, hence known as the Song City of the South. Here's a suggested itinerary for reference: Day1: Noon: Ganzhou Museum is a great place for summer escape and it's free. The museum has three floors (for those who like to take photos, the first floor has a tropical rainforest area which is very photogenic, unfortunately, it was under renovation when I went). Turn right in the first floor lobby, it is suggested to wear light-colored skirts, like in the Wizard of Oz. Afternoon and evening: Rent a Hanfu and visit the ancient Song city wall, ancient floating bridge, Ba Jing Tai, Yu Gu Tower, Hakka Mansion, Jun Men Tower, and Yu Wan Li (navigate to Jiangnan Song City Historical and Cultural Tourism Area). The attractions here are quite dense. I brought my own Hanfu, so the cost was 0. Day2: It will be a rush to finish all the above attractions in one day, so I put Fushou Gorge Museum, Wei Family Mansion, Zao Er Lane, Standard Clock on the second day. Ganfang 1969 Creative Park (for those who like to take photos, you can rush here). Transportation: Train: Ganzhou Station High-speed rail: Ganzhou West Station Plane: Ganzhou Huangjin Airport The city is not big, so it's convenient to use shared taxis and buses. The city bus costs 0.9r and you can check in Ganzhou city. Accommodation: It is recommended to stay near Vientiane City, where it is convenient to take a taxi.