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Anonymous userSome interesting attractions were cancelled, as were the nighttime attractions; the park closes at 5 PM, and this wasn't mentioned when purchasing tickets. The rides are just so-so, typical of all theme parks, nothing special. I won't be coming back.
4.6/5Anonymous userMy family, you wouldn't believe it! Yuantouzhu is an absolutely amazing hidden gem, a place you'll fall in love with once you arrive and never want to leave! Last time I brought my family here for a blast, and the moment we stepped inside, wow, the scenery was breathtaking! Cruising on a boat on Taihu Lake, the gentle breeze felt like playful little sprites brushing against my face—it was so ticklish yet incredibly soothing. Looking into the distance, the mountains rose in layers, like a giant's wavy hair—absolutely adorable! Running along the lakeside paths, the air was filled with the fresh scent of water vapor; one breath and I felt completely refreshed, like a fully charged motor. The ancient buildings on the island are so stylish; it felt like every brick was telling a story. And it's not crowded like other places, not packed like sardine cans. Lying down under the shade of a tree with some snacks—ah, it was so comfortable! This place is amazing, I have to recommend it to all my friends. I want to come back a million times over!
4.6/5
julia11Today I had a day trip to Nianhua Bay in Wuxi, a 5A-level scenic area, and I really enjoyed it. First of all, the scenery is beautiful; every step reveals a new view. Entering the park immediately evokes a poetic and picturesque atmosphere—truly a Zen-like town. Secondly, there are many simple interactive activities, such as reciting ancient poems, practicing Tai Chi, and copying scriptures. There are also many performances, with a list available on a mini-program, including Sichuan opera face-changing performances, Kunqu opera, musical fountains, and a tower-lighting ceremony. There are shows along the way. What impressed me most was the combination of iron flower fireworks, releasing sky lanterns, and an AI drone show. These three activities were perfectly integrated, offering both interactivity and visual appeal, while also being environmentally conscious (the sky lanterns are not disposable but recycled and reused). The entrance fee is a bit pricey at 150 yuan per person. I recommend staying inside the scenic area for multiple entries and to enjoy the evening shows later. Parking is very cheap at 15 yuan per visit. Nianhua Bay also offers an annual pass, but unfortunately, I live a bit far from the area; otherwise, I would have gotten one and visited more often.
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Delfina董董Take a walk, climb the mountain, and enjoy the scenery. There aren't many steps, and the path isn't very wide. You can take an electric cart up the mountain from the outer edge. Inside, there are many unique shops selling paper cutting, hand-painted items, and more. The autumn scenery is perfect for taking lots of photos. It'll be really cold this weekend; your hands will be freezing!
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鱼遐睿游The attractions near the hotel were drawn by the poem "Hanshan Temple outside Suzhou," which led us to visit. After parking, we drove around for a while before finally arriving at Hanshan Temple. Inside, there was quite a bit to see, and it was very crowded with tourists.
4.7/5Delfina董董The Humble Administrator's Garden was too crowded, so I was squeezed into the Lingering Garden. The autumn and winter scenery there was melancholic and desolate, yet it held a unique flavor that lingered in my heart. White clouds drifted away, autumn stretched endlessly, flowers filled the steps, and old memories, in the blink of an eye, had flowed eastward like a river.
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M37***82Director Yu was an excellent and very patient speaker, and his presentation was perfect for two children. The two hours flew by without us noticing, and we didn't feel tired at all. Coincidentally, Director Yu also gave a presentation at the Suzhou Museum that afternoon, and his presentation was very coherent. Crucially, he's also an exceptional photographer, finding spots that were both beautiful and uncrowded.
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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.
4.7/5Anonymous userKids has most fun. Adults were tired from chasing them through the endless labyrinth!
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霍尔顿考尔菲德A highly recommended attraction, it offers a unique blend of classical Chinese gardens and Western decor. While strolling along the 1.5km covered walkway, visitors can also learn about the history of the He clan. This educational and entertaining three-dimensional garden is truly excellent.
