Yün-yang lies along the Yangtze River and is known for its scenic gorges.

Yün-yang is a quiet county in Hubei that attracts historians with its ancient temples.

Lo-yang served as the capital for several dynasties, its ancient streets bearing the weight of centuries.

Hsing-yang is known for its ancient city walls and traditional festivals.

Yang-chou was famous for its canals and willow-lined streets.

Tzu-yang is known for its scenic rivers and historic teahouses that attract visitors from across Sichuan.

Tzu-yang is famous for its ancient temples and scenic rivers that attract tourists every year.

Tsao-yang celebrated its annual lantern festival with riverside parades and centuries-old folk dances.

During my trip to Wuhan, I visited the old ferry terminal in Yang-lo and watched barges pass by at sunset.

The travel guide listed the stop as Mien-yang, noting it as an older romanization of the city's current name.