A view over the lake.
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A broad lake in southern Xuzhou, once a low-lying stretch known as «Stone Dog Lake» that was enlarged into a reservoir against floods; it takes its name from Yunlong, «dragon in the clouds», Mountain at its edge, green hills surround it on three sides, and it has been rated 5A since 2016. Walkways run along its shores between peach, willow, plum and red maple trees, lotus fields bloom on it in summer, and old-style bridges and pavilions cross it; visitors take boats out on the water or climb Yunlong Mountain for the view from above. Carved stone reliefs of the Han dynasty have been found in the area. Entry is free and the shores are always open, per visitor guides.
A view over the lake.
In summer.
Over the water.
South-west Xuzhou city, Jiangsu
Xuzhou has a Hui Muslim community and restaurants under the halal sign serving lamb and noodles, while other restaurants may serve pork, so ask before ordering.