Mountain Villa with Embracing Beauty(Huanxiu Villa)

Suzhou in autumn is the fragrance of osmanthus flowers climbing along the walls, the sound of bells resonating under the golden sunlight. This city exudes a poetic charm. Golden ginkgo leaves at Tiger Hill Red maple leaves at the Humble Administrator’s Garden Every corner is a memory you wish to freeze in time. 🍂 Suzhou Autumn Citywalk (2 Full Days) Day 1 📍 Tiger Hill (虎丘) 📍 Xiyuan Temple (西园寺) 📍 Liuyuan – Lingering Garden (留园) 📍 Yiyuan Art Space (艺圃) 📍 Huanxiu Shanzhuang (环秀山庄) Day 2 📍 Beisi Pagoda (北寺塔) 📍 Humble Administrator’s Garden (拙政园) 📍 Lion Grove Garden (狮子林) 📍 Master of the Nets Garden (网师园) 📸 Recommended Photo Spots 🍁 Tiger Hill – Golden ginkgo leaves in front of the leaning tower 🍁 Humble Administrator’s Garden – Red maple leaves reflecting in the pond 🍁 Lingering Garden – White walls with shadows of leaves 🍁 Xiyuan Temple – Peaceful and quiet, with beautiful afternoon light 💰 Approximate Entrance Fees Tiger Hill ~ 60 RMB Humble Administrator’s Garden ~ 80 RMB Lingering Garden ~ 55 RMB Lion Grove Garden ~ 40 RMB Smaller temples/gardens ~ 25–30 RMB 🗓 Best Time to Visit Late October – Mid November Ginkgo and maple leaves at their peak Temperature: 10–18°C, perfect for walking 🚄 Getting There From Shanghai, take a high-speed train (~30–40 minutes) to Suzhou. For city travel, use Metro + Didi for convenience.

6 Hidden Gem Gardens with Fewer Visitors on Weekends ① Keyuan Garden 📍: No. 3 Canglang Pavilion Street, Gusu District, opposite Canglang Pavilion 🚊: Line 4, Sanyuanfang Station Exit 2, about 500 meters walk ⏱️: Opening hours 07:30~17:00 ② Huanxiu Villa 📍: No. 272 Jingde Road, Gusu District 🚊: Line 4, Chayuanchang Station Exit 1a, 960 meters walk ⏱️: Opening hours 08:30~16:30 ③ Yipu Garden 📍: Taohuawu Street, Gusu District 🚊: Line 4, Chayuanchang Station Exit 5, still 1.5 kilometers away, you can visit Huanxiu Villa first and then go to Yipu Garden ⏱️: Opening hours 07:30~17:30 ④ Ouyuan Garden 📍: No. 6 Xiaoxin Alley, Neicang Street, Gusu District 🚊: Line 1, Xiangmen Station Exit 3, about 750 meters ⏱️: Opening hours 07:00~17:30 ⑤ Yiyuan Garden 📍: No. 1265 Renmin Road, Gusu District 🚊: Line 4, Yueqiao Station Exit 8, about 200 meters ⏱️: Opening hours 07:30~17:00 ⑥ Wangshi Garden 📍: No. 11 Kuojiatou Alley, Daichengqiao Road, Gusu District 🚊: Line 5, Nanyuan North Road Station Exit 4, about 600 meters ⏱️: Opening hours 07:30~17:00 How to Experience Suzhou Gardens from Multiple Perspectives ① Suzhou gardens perfectly create a profound and open atmosphere with ever-changing views as you move, through eight major landscaping techniques such as borrowing scenery and framing views, offering a magical experience where the small reveals the grand. ② Every time I visit Suzhou gardens, I am attracted by the various window frame designs in the garden; each window is like a painting, a world in itself, with sunlight and the full bloom of spring seemingly captured within. ③ I also like to observe some neglected corners, where moss climbs over the walls, resembling natural ink paintings; the wall serves as paper, the moss as ink, and bamboo completes the picture. The charm is so compelling that it makes one linger and forget to return. ④ The best way to immerse yourself in Suzhou gardens is to enjoy tea. Last weekend, I brought a set of high-aesthetic tea ware, a Tang Palace Tea Banquet gift set from Wanqiantang, which features the Tang dynasty trend of red and green contrast and precious patterns, very suitable for the garden setting; a combination of one pot and two cups with a plate, suitable for both personal use and gifting. Between the willows and pines, beside the pavilions and lakes, brewing a pot of tea and quietly enjoying the slow life is truly delightful.

🎈- One-day itinerary (no backtracking version) Huanshu Villa → Wuqufang → Yipu → Shuangta Market → Shiquan Street → Shantang Street 🌅 Morning: Garden Autumn Search · Fewer People, Beautiful Scenery 🟣 8:30 Huanshu Villa An underrated World Heritage garden! Three acres hide the "No.1 Rockery in Jiangnan" 🏮 The Qing Dynasty rockery master Ge Yuliang’s work is truly amazing, with red maples rooted in stone crevices complementing the lake rocks, blending softness and hardness with great layers. 👉 Photo Tips: Take photos of maple shadows on the stone path beside Wenquan Pavilion, side backlight creates a translucent effect (🎫 Ticket 15 RMB, ⏰ Opens at 7:30, be the first to arrive) ⏰ 10:00 Wuqufang Street Stroll Turn from the garden into the old street, the lively atmosphere hits you immediately! Recommended: "Old Suzhou Tea Snacks" lard cake, freshly fried with a crispy crust, paired with a bowl of salty soy milk is amazing. The water red lotus seeds sold by street vendors are fresh and sweet, a limited autumn delicacy. ⏰ 11:00 Tea at Yipu Former residence of Ming Dynasty scholar Wen Zhenmeng, a treasure garden you can visit for just 10 RMB! The Yanguangge Tea House is full of old Suzhou locals; order a cup of Biluochun tea (30 RMB) and watch the orange-red leaves of the Japanese maple fall onto the lake—this is the slow life of Jiangnan 🍵 📷 Photo Tips: The round moon gate at Qinlu frames the red maples perfectly, creating a "painting within a frame" classical composition Every noon: Market to fully enjoy Su-style flavors ⏰ 12:30 Shuangta Market Suzhou’s trendiest food market lives up to its name! Must-eats: ✅ Wang’s Linji Baked Cake: salty and sweet, freshly baked with a flaky crust ✅ Xu’s Egg Pancake: with pork tenderloin brushed with sweet sauce, a carb lover’s dream 🏨 Hotel Recommendation: ✅ Afternoon: Stay at [Houju Hotel, Shantang Street, Shilu Metro Station, Suzhou], where the butler has prepared welcome tea and seasonal snacks. Outside the guest room window, a red maple tree paints a framed scene with white walls and black tiles 🍁 Location: No. 25, Shilu Pedestrian Street, Gusu District, Suzhou 🏙️ 💖 Perfect stay experience, fully equipped 🌷 Whole house smart guest control 🌸 24-hour attentive butler service 💥 Super convenient self-service laundry room 🌟 Adorable robot delivery 🤖 🌈 Very close to the metro station 🚇 💗 24-hour online service butler, just message the butler to solve any problem 📱 Super convenient, truly a paradise for travelers

Huanshou Villa is undoubtedly one of the three wonders of Suzhou, with breathtaking scenery at every step! 😍 Few people, beautiful views, and perfect spots for photos! 🏯 Garden Features: A hidden secret tucked away in the ancient district of Gusu, it can be considered a concentrated essence of Suzhou gardens. The rockery, stacked like real mountains, is a masterpiece said to be crafted by the rockery master Ge Yuliang, exemplifying the concept of "mountains within reach"! My favorite is the winding path on the lake rockery, walking through it feels like a real mountain adventure 🏞️ 📸 Stunning Photo Spots: 1️⃣ Wenchuan Pavilion to gaze at the koi - Sitting in the pavilion watching the reflections on the water, white walls, black tiles, and swimming koi is completely healing 2️⃣ Rockery maze - Every corner holds a surprise, and every shot looks great 3️⃣ In front of the petal-shaped window - The antique floral window makes for a very charming backdrop ⏰ Visiting Tips: Best time|3-4 PM for the most beautiful light and shadows Duration|Recommend setting aside 1 hour to leisurely explore Outfit tips|New Chinese style or light colors are super photogenic 💰 Ticket Info: Only 15 RMB to enjoy this fairy-tale scenery! Great value! Opening hours: 7:30 AM - 5:00 PM 🚇 Transportation: 10-minute walk from Beisitai Station on Metro Line 4 ⚠️ Notes: 1️⃣ Be sure to bring mosquito repellent! 2️⃣ The garden is small but full of sights; walking slowly helps you discover more beauty 3️⃣ Nearby are Yipu, Changyuan, and Yiyuan gardens, which can be arranged for a one-day tour Come experience the exquisite charm of Suzhou gardens in this Jiangnan hidden gem~🍃

Suzhou Autumn Viewing🍁 Nanny-Level Guide | Drink in the Autumn Charm of Jiangnan When ginkgo trees dye ancient alleys golden, and metasequoias reflect crimson clouds on the lake, Suzhou's autumn is like a slowly intoxicating Jiangnan dream. This guide will help you capture all the autumn scenery in the city. 🍁Must-Visit Autumn Spots (Concise and unique, grouped by atmosphere) · Garden Autumn Scenery: Humble Administrator's Garden, Lingering Garden, Yipu Garden, Huanxiu Mountain Villa — Red maples and ancient architecture in the same frame, mirror-like water surfaces make for better photos. · Maples and Pagodas: Tiger Hill (Leaning Pagoda + autumn woods), Dinghui Temple (Twin Pagodas + ginkgo), Wu Zuoren Art Museum (Twin Pagodas + "Persimmon for Good Fortune"). · Golden Tunnels and Old Streets: Daoqian Street (Ginkgo "Golden Tunnel"), Taiping Old Street (Thousand-year-old ginkgo). · Metasequoias and Churches: Dushu Lake Metasequoia Forest (Church, metasequoias, and lake water in a triple symphony). · Red Leaf Avenue: Tianping Mountain (One of China's four major maple viewing spots, layers of forest dyed in color), Putian Ecological Agricultural Park (Red Maple Avenue). · Wetlands and Lake Views: Tiger Hill Wetland Park (Water Forest), Shoutao Lake ("Suzhou's Little Guilin" reed autumn song), Shili Xietang (Metasequoias and the poetry of the river). · Urban Autumn Strolls: Daoqian Street "Persimmon for Good Fortune", Suzhou citywalk casual shots. Practical Tips · Best Viewing Period: Late November to early December is most stable; maples turn redder and ginkgos more golden after cold air. · Outfit Suggestions: Earth tones (caramel, camel, dark green) complement the autumn colors better; choose non-slip shoes, as garden flagstones can be slippery when wet. · Photography Time: Early morning and evening light are softest; shoot ginkgos against the light, and red maples with side light; bring a polarizing filter to reduce reflections for clearer water shots. · Avoid Pitfalls: Tianping Mountain and Humble Administrator's Garden are crowded on weekends, try to arrive early or choose weekdays; some gardens require advance reservations. · Transportation Suggestions: City gardens are accessible by walking + subway; for Dushu Lake and Shoutao Lake, it's recommended to take a taxi or drive, parking is best at shopping malls near scenic spots. · Food Recommendations: Crab roe soup dumplings, osmanthus sugar lotus root, squirrel-shaped mandarin fish; osmanthus cakes sold by the roadside are very fragrant in season. · Environmental Protection and Safety: Fallen leaves are beautiful, but don't pick or break branches for photos; wetlands have many mosquitoes, bring repellent; temperature difference between morning and evening is large, bring a light jacket.

When you come to Gusu, don’t just rush to the Humble Administrator’s Garden. At 7 a.m., turn into Yipu Garden. Hidden in an alley, the ticket is only 10 yuan, and it’s full of local tea lovers. Enjoy a cup of Biluochun tea with crab shell pastries while watching the pavilion float on the water—this is the true slow life of Suzhou. Walk through Wuqufang and have a bowl of three-shrimp noodles. Then head to Huanshou Villa, a tiny garden that hides the “King of Rockeries.” You can walk into the rockery, which looks like a real cave. Here’s the route: Tea at Yipu Garden (1h) → Noodles at Wuqufang (0.5h) → Explore the rockery at Huanshou Villa (1h) → Buy begonia cake at Shuangta Market (0.5h) → In the evening, walk to Ouyuan Garden and take the last hand-pulled boat ride; the boatwoman will sing in the Wu dialect. Ouyuan Garden is less crowded, and right across the door is the city wall. After visiting, head straight to Xiangmen Gate to watch the sunset over the canal, where locals dance in the square below. Important tips: · Yipu Garden opens at 7:30 a.m.; the best seats are gone after 9 a.m. · Buy tickets for the Ouyuan boat ride before 4:30 p.m. to avoid missing out · Eat begonia cake while it’s hot; once cold, it hardens like a brick Avoid the crowded main street of Pingjiang Road. Turn into Xiaojiacun Alley, where moss climbs the walls, flower-patterned sheets hang out to dry, and cats sit at doorways watching you. Gusu is hidden in these cracks. After a day of walking, your soles won’t be tired, but your heart will be full.

! Discover Suzhou's breathtaking secret autumn getaway! The maple leaves at Huanxiu Villa moved me to tears with their beauty✨ 💫A delicately exquisite and lesser-known garden Every corner is a surprise!🎁 Red maples against white walls, green tiles reflecting the warm sun Every snap is a classical masterpiece📸 🤫Exclusive insider tip: The front courtyard outside the ticket gate is the hidden gem! Fewer people, beautiful scenery, and you can save on the ticket (Shh... a secret only locals know) 🍁Best viewing period: Early December when the maple leaves are fully red (Avoid weekends! Crowds turn into few visitors) 📍Address: No. 272 Jingde Road, Gusu District 🎫Ticket: 15 RMB (worth it!) Local garden card 🆓

Autumn is here, and it's time for the annual autumn viewing. In late autumn, the orange and warm red colors of Suzhou's gardens are the epitome of Chinese aesthetics. "A view at every step, a world in every window," this is probably the aesthetic that only Chinese people understand. 📸 Recommended spots for autumn photography in Suzhou Gardens · Humble Administrator's Garden: The representative of Suzhou Gardens, the Humble Administrator's Garden is more ancient in autumn. · Huanxiu Villa: Small and exquisite, Huanxiu Villa has a different flavor in autumn. · Yipu: Small and exquisite, full of autumn, it is a paradise for photography enthusiasts. · Humble Administrator's Garden: Again, the autumn colors of the Humble Administrator's Garden are not to be missed. · Xiyuan Temple: The perfect combination of temple and autumn colors, quiet and solemn. · Huanxiu Villa: In autumn, every place in Huanxiu Villa is a picture scroll. · Humble Administrator's Garden: The autumn colors of the Humble Administrator's Garden are a dream place for photography enthusiasts. · Tiger Hill: The autumn colors of Tiger Hill complement the Humble Administrator's Garden. 📚 Autumn viewing tips · Shooting suggestions: The autumn colors of Suzhou Gardens change rapidly. If you want to capture the best autumn scenery, remember to pay attention to the weather forecast and choose a sunny day to go.

It's so hard to find a truly quiet and uncrowded garden in Suzhou! Yipu is popular now, and Chai Garden has more visitors too… but Huanxiu Villa remains as quiet as a forgotten pearl, almost empty on weekends when you bring your kids! Moms who love tranquility can definitely go for it~ · 📍 Address: Jingde Road, convenient transportation, accessible by subway and bus, easy for traveling with kids 🚶‍♀️ Recommended family tour: Wang'ao Ancestral Hall + Suzhou Embroidery Research Institute (right next to each other!), very close to Yipu, about a 10-minute walk~ You can plan them together to let kids experience traditional culture · 🌟 Family travel highlights Although not large in size, it hides the ultimate Taihu stone rockery! The supporting pillars installed for protection have now been removed✅, revealing the full view of the rockery, visually stunning. Let your kids appreciate the ingenuity of ancient rockeries. Although climbing is still not allowed (monitoring continues), it doesn’t affect enjoying its beauty at all. And! Huanxiu Villa’s treasures are not limited to the rockery: 🍃 Lush Japanese maple fills the window views, like stepping into a green dream, letting kids feel the fusion of nature and architecture 🖼️ The pond’s duckweed and flower window reflections intertwine like a flowing oil painting. Kids can find reflections from different angles, super fun ✨ A whole row of flower windows, each unique and exquisite, impossible to look away. Let kids count the styles and learn about Chinese aesthetics · 🎫 Super cost-effective tickets: only 15 RMB! Free with a garden card, very rare in the Suzhou garden circle😭 · 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family travel tips 1. The garden is quiet and peaceful, so you can enjoy the scenery calmly with kids, no need to fight for photo spots, great experience 2. Dress kids in comfortable shoes, as there are many stone paths inside, making walking easier 3. Bring a small water bottle for kids, as there are no shops inside, staying hydrated is important 4. Pack some snacks for kids to enjoy in the rest area when tired 5. Teach kids not to shout, keep the garden’s quiet atmosphere, and avoid touching ancient buildings and plants 6. Autumn here is stunning, with red maples and Japanese maples changing colors, complementing the rockery and flower windows—perfect for family photos with kids 7. Cheap tickets, few people, great value, perfect for an immersive experience of Suzhou garden charm with kids

When you think of Suzhou gardens, do you always think of the Humble Administrator's Garden and the Lingering Garden? Just a stone's throw away in Suzhou lies a unique masterpiece praised by Mr. Chen Congzhou as "the best of Suzhou gardens." It’s not large, but exquisitely brilliant. Visiting in winter perfectly showcases the "a world within a step" of Chinese classical garden art, making it the most beautiful first lesson in Chinese aesthetics for children. 🏞️ Key Highlights: A textbook-level interpretation of scenery at every step When taking children to see gardens, avoid just rushing through. The shock of Huanxiu Villa lies in its rockery art having reached the pinnacle. Main rockery: Upon entering the garden, the huge lake stone rockery is the soul. Guide children to observe from different angles: from in front of "Buxiu Boat," it is majestic like real mountain cliffs; from the side of "Wenquan Pavilion," it becomes deep and winding, with caves and streams inside. This is a three-dimensional interpretation of "looking like a ridge from the front and a peak from the side." A small space with vast scenery: Standing on the "Edge Tower" or the "Half Pool Autumn Water with a Mountain Pavilion," overlook the entire garden, focusing on the proportion of water to mountain. In just one acre, it creates the illusion of towering mountains and deep valleys. You can ask your child, "How big do you think this mountain is?" Then tell them the actual size, and they will marvel at the wisdom of the ancients. Detail treasure hunt: The paving patterns, flower window compositions, and plaque inscriptions in the garden are all very exquisite. Play a game with your child to "find beautiful patterns," such as the "ice crack" flower window symbolizing steadfastness, and the pebble-paved "fishing net" pattern symbolizing a bountiful harvest. ✍️ Parent-child interaction: Our "Little Garden Designer" handbook Before the visit, I briefly explained to my child the three core gardening techniques: borrowing scenery, facing scenery, and framing scenery. During the tour, it became a practical lesson: Task 1: Find "borrowing scenery." At Huanxiu Villa, can you see the "Feixue Rock" outside the garden? (Answer: Yes, this is a clever "distant borrowing"). Task 2: Take a "framed scenery" photo. Use your phone to take a picture of what you think is the most beautiful "painting" through a door frame or flower window. Task 3: Draw "facing scenery." Sit at "Wenquan Pavilion" and draw the rockery opposite you. Completing these tasks gives children a much deeper understanding of the garden than a simple visit. 🍵 Su-style life continues outside the garden One hour is enough to tour the garden, but the lingering charm can last longer. After leaving, a few minutes’ walk brings you into the vibrant life of Suzhou’s ancient city. Tea at Yipu: About a 10-minute walk to Yipu, where the "Yanguang Pavilion" tea room is the largest waterside pavilion in Suzhou gardens. On a warm winter day, drinking a cup of Biluochun tea by the water while sunlight sparkles on the waves is authentic Su-style leisure. Taste at Wuqufang: For lunch, visit nearby Wuqufang and Tangjia Alley, home to many local favorite snack shops. Enjoy a bowl of steaming wonton soup or Su-style noodle soup, simple and warm. 🛌 Nearby exquisite stays in the ancient city center Suzhou Nanyuan Hotel: A state guesthouse-level garden hotel composed of several classical gardens (including the former residence of Jiang Weiguo), with impeccable service and environment, about a 10-minute walk to Huanxiu Villa. Suzhou Cultural Tourism Huajian Tang · Shantang Renjia: Located near the lively Shantang Street, its design blends classical and modern styles, with family rooms to experience "bustling outside, tranquil inside." Suzhou Shuxiang Residence · Pingjiang Mansion: Situated in the historic Pingjiang Road district, the hotel has its own small garden "Half Garden," offering a garden experience with your stay. Suzhou Yinlu · Juting: A boutique homestay in Niujia Alley, converted from an old house, featuring minimalist Chinese style, providing butler service and excellent privacy. 📌 Practical information and touring tips Reservation and transportation: Tickets for Huanxiu Villa must be booked via the "Suzhou Garden Tourism" WeChat public account or Trip.com. It is located inside the Suzhou Embroidery Museum; just navigate to the museum. Metro Line 4 "Sanyuanfang" station is about a 10-minute walk. Best time: Winter sunny mornings from 9 to 11 am. The sunlight illuminates the deep holes in the rockery, creating rich light and shadow effects, like a natural sculpture exhibition. Guided tours: Highly recommend using the official audio guide (or researching in advance), or you might easily miss its subtleties. When explaining to children, use metaphors and stories. Clothing advice: The garden is cool indoors, so wear warm clothes in winter. Wear comfortable shoes as you will need to climb rockery steps. Viewing a garden is like savoring a frozen poem or admiring a three-dimensional painting. In the tiny space of Huanxiu Villa, children can most directly feel the Chinese philosophy and artistic pursuit of "learning from nature but surpassing nature." This quiet shock cannot be given by any amusement park.

Today I found a super niche Suzhou-style garden - Huanshou Mountain Villa I've been taking my child to the children's hospital for treatment I was very curious about what was opposite, and it turned out to be a garden 🥳 After taking the child to see a cold 😷, you can come directly to stroll around ✅ Exquisite rockery Huanshou Mountain Villa is renowned for its exquisite rockery, holding a special place in Chinese garden architecture. Those who study garden art and garden-making techniques never underestimate this small garden. ✅ Red maples and ginkgo trees Red maples intertwine with the garden architecture, and ginkgo trees add a touch of gold to the garden Every step offers a new scene, with light and shadow, framed views, and reflections Providing rich material for photography 📹 enthusiasts Every snap is a masterpiece 👍 📍 Garden address No. 272 Jingde Road, Gusu District, Suzhou, Jiangsu Province (inside Suzhou Embroidery Museum). Opening hours: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM (ticket sales stop at 4:00 PM).

Every year in late autumn and early winter, When the autumn frost dyes the maple leaves red, When the winter sun casts golden light, The red maples in front of the Moon Gate at Yipu Qinlu Stun the scenery of Suzhou city in Jiangnan, And also boost the popularity of this small alley garden. 📸【Classic Photo Spots】 1⃣ Bathing Seagull From the Bathing Seagull Moon Gate, you can shoot the red maples in front of Qinlu Moon Gate, Creating a framed scene of the large gate enclosing the small gate and red leaves. 2⃣ Qinlu Behind the Moon Gate, shoot the sunlight shining on the white walls and red maples, Capturing the beautiful scenery of white wall shadows and flowing red leaves. 3⃣ Opposite Qinlu You can shoot the full stretch of the red maple branches and lush red leaves, Using a wide-angle lens to capture both Qinlu and Bathing Seagull gates. 🎬【Recommended Photo Check-in Points】 1⃣ Ruyu Pavilion 🉑 Shoot the Bathing Seagull Moon Gate, Xiangyue Corridor, and Yanguang Pavilion architectural water scenery. 2⃣ Chaoshuang Pavilion 🉑 Overlook the entire garden, capturing the overall view of the garden's central flower garden. 3⃣ Xiangyue Corridor 🉑 Shoot across the water the Ruyu Pavilion and Ailianwo architectural water scenery on the opposite bank. 4⃣ Ailianwo 🉑 At the entrance, shoot the Bathing Seagull Moon Gate, curved bridge, and Taihu stone reflections. 5⃣ Yanggu Shutang 🉑 From the waterside window, shoot the Ruyu Pavilion, Chaoshuang Pavilion, and rockery scenery. 💖【Yipu Photography Tips】 ① The red maples in front of Qinlu have started to wither but are still in the viewing period. ② It is recommended to visit and shoot on sunny days for better photos. ③ The best time for red maple light and shadow is from 10 AM to 2 PM. 🏯【Nearby Attractions to Check-in】 Nearby Yipu, there are attractions such as Chunshen Jun Temple, Huanxiu Villa, City God Temple, Changmen, Beimatou Republic of China Style Street, Shantang Street; food streets include Wuqufang, Xueshi Street, Xizhongshi, which can all be arranged in your itinerary. 📝【Practical Tips】 🏞 Scenic Spot | ✅ Yipu 💰 Ticket Price | ☑️ 10 RMB/person, Garden Card accepted ⏰ Hours | ✅ 07:30-17:00 🚇 Subway | ☑️ Line 4 to Chayuan Chang Exit 1a, then walk to the site Welfare Community Creation Center Guide Editorial Department Guide Community