Discover hidden gem routes within 1h of Shanghai for the May Day reverse travel, perfect for photography enthusiasts and off-the-beaten-path explorers

❣️Two years of traveling with kids ❣️Collected many lesser-known destinations ❣️For those who love photography📸 ❣️Don't miss out on this treasure route 🌈Route: 👉Baodao Yet Another Village→Huiju Temple→Haiyun Dike Rothenburg German Style Street & Taicang Art Museum→Taicang Museum 🌈Attractions 👉Baodao Yet Another Village: Located in Kunshan, known as 'Little Taipei', this Taiwanese-style district is perfect for taking photos. If Taiwan is too far, come to Baodao Yet Another Village instead. There are markets on holidays where you can enjoy various Taiwanese snacks 👉Huiju Temple: A beautifully exquisite Mazu temple, resplendent in gold, designed with 'Min-Taiwan' style and characteristics of Lugang. It's right next to Baodao Yet Another Village 👉Haiyun Dike Rothenburg German Style Street: A place filled with European charm, instantly transporting you to Germany. It features a car-themed restaurant, located on the south bank of the Liuyang River, opposite the riverside park, where camping⛺ is allowed 👉Taicang Art Museum: An architecturally designed building that captures the essence of the Loudong painting school's heavy ink landscapes. The museum is closed on Mondays but hosts exhibitions every day, often conducts calligraphy and painting training, and has a reading room for calligraphy and painting books, open free of charge to all enthusiasts 👉Taicang Museum: In addition to the regular museum exhibits, what I find particularly interesting are the airplane exhibition and the Zheng He treasure ship display. It's great for taking kids out, as you can board the ship and participate in interactive experience games. Located opposite the art museum, it's perfect for a combined visit