Tianjin Nan Yunhe | Autumn is in full swing.

| Autumn is in full swing. Nan Yunhe, an important part of the Grand Canal during the Sui and Tang Dynasties and the Yuan Dynasty, was called Yongji Canal during the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Yuhe during the Song and Yuan Dynasties, and Weihe during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It connects with Weiyunhe and Luyunhe in the south, and originally started from Linqing, Shandong in the south and ended at the confluence of the Haihe River and the Sancha River in Tianjin in the north, connecting with Beiyunhe. On October 8, 2024, the leaves have not yet turned completely yellow. At noon, the sunlight shines through the leaves and onto the face, which is very warm and comfortable. In fact, the yellow and green leaves are also very beautiful. It is estimated that the leaves will turn completely yellow by the beginning of November. 🌸Suggested itinerary: First visit the Tianzi Jindu Ruins Park, which is located near Dahutong and has more yellow leaves. Then, walk back across Hebei Avenue and stand on the bridge. Looking towards the Changzheng Hospital, the banks of the Nan Yunhe are golden, which is very beautiful. Then walk along both sides of the river bank, the photos taken are very beautiful. 🚇Transportation: Line 1, Xibaijiao Station, Exit A (1 km walk, relatively far) 📅Best viewing time: October 23 - November 5 📍Navigation: Tianzi Jindu Ruins Park 🅿️Parking: North and south sides of Nan Yunhe Nanlu North Road