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Plan a visit to Nanshan Bamboo Sea, a National 5A component of Tianmu Lake Scenic Area in Liyang, Changzhou, known for vast bamboo forests and natural landscapes.
Nanshan Bamboo Sea is located at the southeastern tip of Liyang City, Changzhou, Jiangsu Province. It is part of the Tianmu Lake Scenic Area, a National 5A-level tourist attraction, and lies south of Lijiayuan Village in Daibu Town. The scenic area centers on natural landscapes and local folk culture. Its name comes from the local term "Nanshan" for the southern mountain ranges, which are covered in vast, continuous bamboo forests. It borders Yixing City to the east and faces Guangde County, Anhui Province, across the mountains, covering over 3 square kilometers. Development began in 2000, with major upgrades in 2004 and 2011. Today it forms an integral part of the National 5A Tianmu Lake Scenic Area. A suggested visit duration is about 6 hours.
Lijiayuan Village, Daibu Town, Liyang City, Jiangsu Province
The Nanshan Bamboo Sea Scenic Area—often referred to simply as "Nanshan Bamboo Sea"—is located at the southeastern tip of Liyang City, Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, in the People's Republic of China. It serves as a component of the Tianmu Lake Scenic Area, which is designated as a National 5A-level tourist attraction. The scenic area centers on themes of natural landscapes and local folk culture. It derives its name from the fact that locals refer to the southern mountain ranges as "Nanshan" (Southern Mountains), which are covered in vast, continuous bamboo forests. Situated south of Lijiayuan Village in Daibu Town, Liyang City, the area borders Yixing City to the east and faces Guangde County in Anhui Province across the mountains. It lies at the northern foothills of the Yixing-Liyang mountain range and spans an area of over 3 square kilometers.
Development of the Nanshan Bamboo Sea Scenic Area began in 2000. Following major upgrades and renovations in 2004 and 2011, it has become an integral part of the National 5A-level Tianmu Lake Scenic Area.
Nanshan Bamboo Sea is a component of the National 5A-level Tianmu Lake Scenic Area.
The area is known for vast, continuous bamboo forests across the southern mountain ranges.
The scenic area centers on natural landscapes and local folk culture.
Located at the northern foothills of the Yixing-Liyang mountain range, it borders Yixing to the east and faces Guangde County, Anhui, across the mountains.
A suggested visit duration of about 6 hours is provided for planning.
Opening hours are subject to official notices.
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It is known for vast, continuous bamboo forests and a setting centered on natural landscapes and local folk culture.
Yes. It is a component of the National 5A-level Tianmu Lake Scenic Area.
It is south of Lijiayuan Village, Daibu Town, Liyang City, Changzhou, Jiangsu Province.
The supplied suggested visit duration is about 6 hours.
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