Hotels in Jiangsu, China
Jiangsu sits on China's east coast with a humid subtropical climate, where mild winters from December to February are perfect for strolling through Suzhou's classical gardens like the Humble Administrator's Garden, and hot, rainy summers from June to August let you explore the Grand Canal's ancient waterways aboard a covered boat. It's famous for its water towns such as Zhouzhuang, where you can cross arched stone bridges, and Nanjing's Ming Dynasty city walls that date back to the 14th century. Spring (March to May) offers comfortable temperatures around 60-75°F (15-24°C) for cycling through Yangzhou's Slender West Lake, while autumn (September to November) brings cooler air and fewer tourists for tasting xiaolongbao soup dumplings at local markets.
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