Meilin Chunxiao (Ma'anshan)
Meilin Chunxiao (Ma'anshan)
Introduction
Located 500 meters west of Langshan, Meilin Chunxiao on the western slope of Ma'anshan is a complex of buildings with the charm of a Jiangnan-style garden.
Within the garden, winding paths connect seven pavilions that follow the undulating terrain and blend into one cohesive structure. The architecture is uniquely designed, and the garden is full of flowers and trees. In early spring, the faint fragrance wafts through the air, making it an ideal spot to admire plum blossoms. Tr
Transportation
You can take Bus No. 13 from Nantong Bus Station to Langshan and then walk to the site.
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