Yún Hé Sān Wān Gōng Yuán is located in the Sān Wān area of Yangzhou, a modern natural landscape that integrates ecological restoration with human heritage. This area was once a silted-up section of the ancient Grand Canal, which, after ecological management, transformed into a wetland paradise with clear water surrounding reed marshes, with the winding river water and reed marshes reflecting each other to form an "ecological painting" of "clear water, green banks, beautiful scenery." The winding ecological corridor connects the wetland park, the cultural corridor, and the viewing platform, allowing visitors to stroll along wooden boardwalks, listen to the clear cries of water birds, and feel the pulse of the Grand Canal. “Yún Hé Èr Shí Jiàng” (Twelve Scenery of the Grand Canal) in the Sān Wān wetland core area, particularly “Wán Yuè Yìng Hé” (Moonlit Reflection on Lotus) and “Shuānjīn Qiū Yùn” (Autumn Charm of Cypress Trees) are particularly stunning. When the sun sets, the evening glow dyes the water surface, reflecting the silhouettes of the ancient buildings on both sides, as if time and space intersect.
