Suzhou, Hangzhou, Nanjing, these three cities, who will be slightly better than tourism? Why?

My answer is that Hangzhou is more comfortable.

I have been to all three cities. Let me talk about the tourism resources of the three cities in my impression.

Suzhou 1

Among the three cities, Suzhou is the first city I went to. Suzhou is very close to Shanghai, so it is very convenient to go to Suzhou. High-speed trains, bullet trains, green leather cars and long-distance buses run more frequently. If you are in Shanghai, you can really travel if you want, whether in the morning or in the afternoon. Suzhou has an old city and a new city. In the old city, there are many scenic spots in the south of the Yangtze River, such as Shili Mountain Pond, Humble Administrator's Garden and Lion Forest, with small bridges and flowing water and deep courtyards. After watching the old days, take a walk around Jinji Lake in AAAAA scenic spot and sit on the Ferris wheel, a new landmark in Suzhou near Jinji Lake. Of course, you can also go to Eslite Bookstore to feel the ocean of knowledge. Suzhou is a city that perfectly combines the past and the present. You will soon fall in love with Suzhou. However, there is a small turning point here. Many places in Suzhou are being re-planned, so the environment is chaotic, the air is not good, and there are too many motor vehicles, which leads to some traffic chaos.

2. Nanjing

Among the three cities, Nanjing has the highest status in history. The ancient capital of the Six Dynasties and the provisional government of the Republic of China are also located in Nanjing. If Judy had not seized power or moved the capital to Beijing, Nanjing would probably be the capital, but there is no such thing as history. Nevertheless, Nanjing has left us enough. Confucius Temple, Zhanyuan and other scenic spots are the must-see places for every visitor to Nanjing. Qinhuai River, the soft language of Wu Nong, is also a witness to the vicissitudes of Nanjing.

3. Hangzhou

Hangzhou is my favorite city among the three cities, and I like West Lake for a big reason. My first stop in Hangzhou is West Lake, which covers a large area. Whether you are sitting by the lake watching the sunset, lotus flowers and koi fish, or walking around the lake, you can see the West Lake, weeping willows and squirrels. Here, time seems to stand still, and your heart slowly settles down, quietly savoring the story that once happened by the West Lake. Su Xiaoxiao and Bai Niangzi were moved by these long-standing love stories.

My favorite way is to rent a bike for you to walk around the lake and enjoy the breeze.

Another reason I like Hangzhou is the food. Although all three cities are in the south of the Yangtze River, and the types of food are similar, I just have a soft spot for hangzhou dishes. There is no reason. Maybe I fell in love with a city and all of it.

To sum up, I have been to Suzhou the most, and Nanjing and Hangzhou are relatively few, so the question may not be comprehensive enough. It is purely personal and for your reference only.