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M27***06The Humble Administrator's Garden, one of China's four most famous gardens, blends the spirit of nature with the charm of culture. Its pavilions, terraces, and corridors are built into the landscape, and when the maple leaves turn red and the ginkgo leaves turn yellow, the scenery is exceptionally beautiful. It exudes an ancient charm yet remains vibrant, making it a pinnacle of classical garden design. It's a wonderful place for us to relax.
- 4.7/5
金小牛儿Based on recommendations from online friends, we specifically chose this attraction for our trip. Overall, we had a fantastic experience. The scenic area was beautiful, the air was fresh, the service was excellent, and the facilities were comprehensive. We will definitely recommend it to our friends. We are extremely satisfied with this attraction and give it a five-star rating.
- 4.7/5
Anonymous userGinkgo, red maple, weeping willow, white pagoda, the Twenty-Four Bridges under the bright moon, lake and mountain scenery—the beauty is something everyone who knows it understands. It has a different kind of scenery from spring. The key is that it's the off-season, so there aren't many people, and you can take pictures freely. The whole scenic area isn't too big or too small; it takes about five or six hours to explore it all.
- 4.6/5
M43***32It was so much fun!!! Definitely worth a visit. I entered from the South Gate, and the subway exit is at Nanjing Railway Station. Make sure to exit from the North Square, not the South Square, otherwise the walking route shown on Gaode Maps will be extremely long. I arrived around 10 AM, and it wasn't too crowded, within a reasonable range. The animals were also quite active. I spent about 5 hours there, which was very tiring, but very fulfilling.
- 4.6/5
_We***19I think charging an entrance fee to visit a temple is a bit of a rip-off, but there's no other way when traveling. It's not close to the city center, and Suzhou's traffic is constantly restricted, making taxis inconvenient. Hanshan Temple is heavily commercialized. You don't need to take the shuttle bus to the entrance; it's only a few minutes' walk. They even charge you to ring the bell inside. It's really frustrating; temples these days have all changed.
- 4.6/5
jackwukongAutumn arrives at Yuantouzhu in Wuxi, where parking is convenient. Enjoy the view of seagulls on the lake, their white feathers shimmering on the water – a truly captivating scene. In the afternoon, head to Huishan Ancient Town, where autumn is in full swing: the fragrance of osmanthus permeates the alleys, maple leaves paint the eaves, the aroma of tea mingles with the sounds of storytelling in old shops, and the slow-paced charm of everyday life unfolds. A leisurely day allows you to savor the beauty of autumn and the warmth of everyday life.
- 4.6/5
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.
- 4.7/5
M30***11• Cultural Value: The Lion Grove Garden is a temple garden that integrates the principles of Zen Buddhism and the pleasures of gardens, embodying the fusion of traditional garden design techniques and Buddhist thought. It was included in the supplementary list of nominees for World Heritage status in 1997 and was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2000.
- 4.7/5
elf777The autumn scenery was beautiful, but the entrance fee was a bit pricey. I went on a weekday afternoon, and the crowds were still considerable. The best photo spots were packed with girls queuing to take pictures, and even the restrooms were full of young women changing clothes. Not to mention the ladies putting on makeup at the stone tables and chairs – a unique sight indeed. I can't imagine what it will be like on the weekend…
- 4.7/5
M27***06Lingering Garden is known for its "small but beautiful landscapes, with many scenic spots within a small space." Pavilions and terraces are reflected in the clear water, strange peaks and rocks hide tranquility, and plaques and couplets contain profound meaning. Strolling through it, one can fully appreciate the elegance and charm of Jiangnan gardens.







Yi Liang Pavilion in Suzhou's Humble Administrator's Garden (Zhuozheng Garden) is open for a limited time
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