4.6/5
Anonymous userA paragon of Eastern garden art. Within a small space, a world is recreated, with water as its soul, pavilions nestled among the trees, and flowers and trees as its medium. Everywhere is a meticulously crafted poetic and picturesque scene, fully demonstrating the refined taste of literati and their philosophy of nature.
4.6/5
cindy炎To be honest, this attraction isn't very large in terms of area. But though small, it has everything you need. It's very clean, and there are quite a few activities to participate in. This place is best enjoyed at a leisurely pace. The vegetarian noodles at the temple are delicious, and the prices are reasonable. I was lucky enough to encounter a master giving away calligraphy. It was drizzling, and I chatted with the people around me while waiting in line, thinking about what kind of calligraphy I wanted. It was a very rewarding experience.
4.7/5Anonymous userKids has most fun. Adults were tired from chasing them through the endless labyrinth!
44.7/5
M12***53It was a bit overcast, and with winter in the air, it looked a little chilly. I arrived in the afternoon; parking was a bit tight nearby, but I could still find a spot. Ticket verification was easy. Tiger Hill is much larger than I expected. The advantage of the off-season is that there are far fewer people, allowing for a more leisurely stroll.
54.7/5
逛吃逛吃哒哒哒To capture the tranquil, picturesque Jiangnan landscape of Lingering Garden, it's recommended to arrive before it opens in the morning; we arrived before 7:30. After queuing for a few minutes, we were among the first visitors to enter. As expected of one of China's four most famous gardens, I highly recommend learning about Lingering Garden's history and the best photo spots before your visit.
64.5/5
135***16Zhouzhuang is surrounded by water on all sides, its town formed by the rivers, its streets along the waterways, and its markets centered around the streets. Major attractions include Fu'an Bridge, Twin Bridges, and the Sunken Hall. Fourteen ancient stone bridges built during the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties are well-preserved across its grid-like waterways. Zhouzhuang Ancient Town is a candidate site for World Cultural Heritage status, one of the first batch of National AAAAA-level tourist attractions, and one of the world's ten most beautiful towns.
74.7/5
雨路ElizaThe teacher's explanation was excellent. I took my child there, and the explanation was very detailed. It had a different focus than the explanations I've had at other museums, and I learned a lot more.
84.5/5
冒蓝火的加特LinIt's alright, just a typical ancient town, with commercial streets and residential areas interspersed. It has some Jiangnan characteristics, and there are a few gardens inside that are worth seeing (for those who haven't been to the Lion Grove Garden). It's also quite photogenic.
94.4/5135***16The main attractions on Shantang Street include Shantang Old Street, Yifeng Garden, the China Southern Society Memorial Hall, and Gangzhou Guild Hall. Shantang Street offers numerous activities, including the "Tiger Hill Opera Festival," the "Shantang River Dragon Boat Race," and the "Three Festivals Carnival." Besides visiting Shantang Street, you can also sample Suzhou's specialty foods, such as sesame seed biscuits, Jiangnan crab shell cakes, and Ma Dongpei shumai.
104.7/5M60***46This is one of the most worthwhile gardens to visit in Suzhou. The owner was a voracious reader, and several rooms served as studies, each with its own unique charm visible through the windows. What I loved most was the stunning lake view; sitting in the pavilion by the lake was incredibly pleasant!
Yi Liang Pavilion in Suzhou's Humble Administrator's Garden (Zhuozheng Garden) is open for a limited time
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