With the integrated development of the Yangtze River Delta a priority, tourism exchanges in the region are being increased and improved.
On Friday, Shanghai and Taicang, in neighboring Jiangsu Province, signed a number of agreements to deepen cooperation in tourist attraction development, tourist organization and exchanges in the culture and tourism sectors.
Taicang and Shanghai are key tourist source markets for each other, and the deepening of the strategy of Yangtze River Delta region integration is expected to bring their cooperation to a new high, officials said.
Taicang set up a bazaar in Shanghai’s iconic Yuyuan Garden scenic area in Huangpu District on Friday, showcasing its intangible cultural heritage and specialty foods.
Three Shanghai-Taicang culture and tourism routes were unveiled, along with coupons and lucky draws.
The city, only an hour’s drive from Shanghai, boasts varied tourist attractions such as Taicang Alps Resort, Taicang Shaxi Ancient Town, Tianjing Lake, and Taicang Museum.
Now, visitors can explore Taicang’s rich cultural heritage and indulge in its specialty foods right in the heart of Shanghai. Taicang, a district in Jiangsu Province, has established a bazaar in Shanghai’s renowned Yuyuan Garden scenic area, underlining its commitment to cultural exchange and its partnership with Shanghai in the Yangtze River Delta region. This initiative is part of a series of agreements signed between Shanghai and Taicang to deepen cooperation in tourism development and cultural exchanges.
Officials stated that Taicang and Shanghai are essential tourist markets for each other, and the reinforcement of the Yangtze River Delta region integration strategy is expected to elevate their collaboration to unprecedented heights. The bazaar in Yuyuan Garden serves as a platform for Taicang to showcase its intangible cultural heritage and specialty foods, captivating visitors with its unique charm.
To further ignite the excitement, three Shanghai-Taicang culture and tourism routes were unveiled during the event. Along with these routes, visitors can enjoy exclusive coupons and participate in lucky draws, enhancing their exploration of the region. Taicang, conveniently located just an hour’s drive from Shanghai, offers a diversity of tourist attractions that cater to various interests. From the breathtaking Taicang Alps Resort to the historical Taicang Shaxi Ancient Town, from the serene Tianjing Lake to the informative Taicang Museum, there is something for everyone.
These initiatives not only create opportunities for cultural exchange but also promote the integration and development of the Yangtze River Delta region. By familiarizing people with Taicang’s distinctive cultural heritage and culinary delights, the bazaar in Yuyuan Garden brings a new dimension to the cooperation between Shanghai and Taicang, solidifying their status as key tourist source markets for each other.
As the region’s tourism experiences a surge, visitors can now embark on exciting trips along the trendy, pastoral, and citywalk routes. The trendy route includes the Taicang Alps Resort, Taicang Rothenburg Street, and the Quanjin Equestrian Club. For those seeking a more tranquil experience, the pastoral route covers Dianzhan Village, Donglin Village, Linefriends Camp Village, and Qishierjia Ideal Village. Lastly, the citywalk route allows visitors to immerse themselves in the rich history and cultural landmarks of Taicang, including the Taicang Museum, Taicang Art Gallery, Nanyuan Garden, Xinhua Road Stone Arch Bridge, and the Former Residence of Wang Xijue, a renowned poet and grand secretary during the Wanli era. Moreover, the Taicang Little Red Mansion adds a touch of vibrancy to the route.
The establishment of the bazaar, the unveiling of cultural routes, and the exchange of agreements mark a significant step forward in the cooperation between Taicang and Shanghai. It not only fosters cultural appreciation and tourism development but also strengthens the ties between these two vital players in the Yangtze River Delta region. With its captivating culture, delectable cuisine, and abundant tourist attractions, Taicang’s presence in Shanghai’s famous Yuyuan Garden bazaar ensures that visitors are granted a memorable experience of the district’s intangible cultural heritage.
