Here comes the niche cultural travel route for a one-day tour in Suzhou

Tested and fun, go check it out! Mark it down! Confucian Temple➡️Canglang Pavilion➡️Wangshi Garden➡️Huan Yu Hui➡️Le Village First stop: Confucian Temple Visiting a city, one can start by exploring its cultural pulse and sipping some 'ink'. A must-visit with kids to pay respects to Confucius. Ticket🎫 Free Second stop: Canglang Pavilion Qu Yuan wrote in 'The Fisherman' from 'Chu Ci': 'The clear waters of the Canglang cleanse my tassel; the murky waters of the Canglang cleanse my feet.' The pond at the entrance is worth a group photo. The leaky windows in the garden, and the bamboo are photo-worthy. Ticket🎫 20 Third stop: Wangshi Garden The wisteria flowers have just bloomed. Definitely a hot spot now. Suggested to visit in the late afternoon or evening, when you can see the sunset dyeing the walls golden. Ticket🎫 40 Fourth stop: Huan Yu Hui A must for a check-in photo on Suzhou's famous wall. Grab a bite when you're tired, and have a coffee to rest your feet. Fifth stop: Le Village Suzhou's big-character check-in wall. Next to it, there are snack bars and pubs. At night, you can see poems hanging from the trees. Absolutely beautiful. Suzhou's gardens usually close by 5 pm, no need to rush like a commando. Departing at ten in the morning is fine. Staying near Shiquan Street, you can also enjoy an 'Old Wang's pancake'. tips📝 If you have a budget, it's recommended to rent Hanfu. Wearing traditional clothes and taking photos in the gardens is really worth it!! If you like taking photos, bring several sets of clothes. One set for each garden🉑 Suzhou is suitable for a leisurely stroll, experiencing the Suzhou-style life. Suzhou-style roaming (slow touring) haha sweet.