Taking 2023 as an example, the number of tourists in each city in May 1 day is as follows: Shanghai, Chengdu, Hangzhou, Guangzhou and Nanjing.

Shanghai 1

During the Labor Day in Shanghai, * * * received about 54538+00000 tourists. During May Day this year, popular attractions such as Disneyland, Oriental Pearl, Shanghai Wildlife Park, Shanghai Ocean Aquarium and Shanghai Bund were almost overcrowded, and the queue time was long. In addition to scenic spots, Shanghai's catering, shopping and cultural activities are also very lively.

2. Chengdu

During the May1Labor Day holiday in Chengdu, * * * received about 4.9738 million tourists. One of the most famous scenic spots in Chengdu is Wuhou Temple, which is a comprehensive cultural attraction, where you can enjoy the history and culture, ancient buildings, gardens and cultural relics of the Three Kingdoms. In addition, there are historical and cultural sites such as Jinli, Kuanzhai Lane, Wenshuyuan and Qingyang Palace.

3. Hangzhou

During the May1Labor Day holiday in Hangzhou, * * * received about 4,852,600 tourists. Since the Song Dynasty, Hangzhou has become one of the most important commercial and cultural centers in China, and also one of the "seven ancient capitals in the south of the Yangtze River". Hangzhou has a long history and has preserved many exquisite historical sites, such as Lingyin Temple, Ten Scenes of West Lake, Legend of Song Dynasty, Qiandao Lake, Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival, etc., which are all star attractions in Hangzhou.

4. Guangzhou

During the May1Labor Day holiday, Guangzhou received about 4167,700 tourists. There are many cultural sites and historical sites in Guangzhou itself, such as: civilized ancient town, Shamian cultural site, Shiweitang Hetang Old Street, Chenjiaci, Guangxiao Temple, Nanyue Wang Fu site, etc. , are the cultural business cards of Guangzhou.

5. Nanjing

During the May1Labor Day holiday in Nanjing, * * * received about 3,774,200 tourists. Nanjing is an important place in the modern history of China. It was once the official center of the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the temporary capital of the Chinese nation. Today, Nanjing still retains many historical sites, such as Confucius Temple, Ming Tomb, Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, Nanjing City Wall and Presidential Palace.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Shanghai

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Chengdu

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Hangzhou City