Paths lead to secluded corners of their own

The Lion Grove Garden is one of the four famous gardens in Suzhou, a national 4A-level tourist attraction, named for the numerous stone peaks within the garden that resemble lions. The rockeries in the garden are like a labyrinth, offering changing views with every step, with pavilions and unique rocks creating a world of their own; the sunlight shining through the colorful glazed windows is truly beautiful~ 📇 Address: No. 23, Yuanlin Road, Gusu District, Suzhou 🎋 Opening hours: 7:30-17:30 (entry stops at 17:00) Tickets: 30 (off-season) / 40 (peak season) / half-price student tickets Oh! 🎋 Transportation: It is recommended to walk or drive (P There are parking spaces at the entrance of the attraction) Take the subway line 4 to Beisita Station and exit from Exit 4, then walk 1.3 kilometers 🎋 Photography: Recommended to wear black and white slim-fitting clothes (new Chinese style / cheongsam recommended) Taking photos in the garden's glazed windows/symmetrical windows/pavilions will be more photogenic Attractions within the garden: Yan Yu Tang Nine Lion Peak - Yunlin Yi Yun Li Xue Tang Xiu Zhu Ge Imperial Stele Pavilion Jian Shan Lou Ancient Five Pine Garden! It is not recommended to go during peak times, as the garden is small and crowded, which affects the experience It is not recommended to wear uncomfortable shoes, as there are many stone steps to climb in the rockery One hour is enough to visit the Lion Grove Garden The visitor service center inside offers free luggage storage, free stamping, and charging! There is a cultural and creative shop at the exit where you can buy souvenirs like the super popular flower window fridge magnets, which are great for taking photos with!