What are the tourist attractions in Wuxi?

The tourist attractions in Wuxi are as follows:

1. Tongtouzhu

It is a peninsula lying on the northwest shore of Taihu Lake in Wuxi. It is shaped like a giant boulder protruding into the lake. Named after it looks like a turtle with its head raised, Touzhu was built in 1916 and now covers an area of ??539 hectares. On October 26, 2012, Touzhu was promoted to a national 5A-level scenic spot. Touzhu has many landscapes such as Chongshan Yinxiu, Luding Yinghui, Zhu Chuntao, Hengyun Villa, Guangfu Temple, Taihu Fairy Island, Jiangnan Orchid Garden, Sino-Japanese Cherry Blossom Friendship Forest, etc., each with its own unique style. The scenic area has become a tourist resort and resort.

2. Nianhua Bay

In Lingshan Town’s Nianhua Bay, every brick and tile, every mountain and every stone has been carefully designed by craftsmen. Walking on the streets of the town Passing by the quaint shops, it feels like I have returned to the Tang and Song Dynasties. There are no noisy crowds, no vendors selling, but the faint sound of the guzheng from the distance can be heard, which is soothing.

3. Huishan Ancient Town

Featured by its unique geographical location, beautiful natural environment and dense distribution of ancient ancestral halls, it is the only neighborhood in Wuxi where the old neighborhood style is well preserved. Huishan Ancient Town was once the famous "Clay Figurine Street" in the country. Now there is a Chinese Clay Figurine Museum in Huishan Ancient Town. There is Huishan Temple in Huishan Ancient Town, and next to it is Jichangyuan Chaofang, which was a must-visit place for Emperor Qianlong when he went to the south of the Yangtze River.

4. Nanchan Temple

Wuxi Nanchan Temple is a temple with a long history. It is located in the center of Liangxi District, Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province. It is an independent temple in the south corner of Wuxi and beside the ancient canal. A unique ancient temple building, one of the 480 temples in the Southern Dynasties dating back 1,450 years. It was built in the Taiqing period of Emperor Wu of Liang Dynasty and is of large scale.