A must-see for Suzhou.

The tourist attractions that Suzhou must visit:

Humble Administrator's Garden: Located atNo. 178, Northeast Street of Loumen, it is the largest and most famous garden in Suzhou. The Humble Administrator's Garden was built in the Ming Dynasty, and Wang was the first owner of the Garden. During Jiajing and Zhengde years, he lived in the official residence to supervise the empire. Dissatisfied with his official career in his later years, he dismissed from office and returned to his hometown. He bought land to build a garden and named it Humble Administrator's Garden by borrowing the meaning of "My Humble Administrator's Garden" in "Idle Residence Fu". The main attractions in the park are: Lan Xuetang, Furong Pavilion, Xiangxiang Pavilion, Kuangjian Pavilion, Yuanxiangtang, Xiaocanglang, Liuting Pavilion and Fucui Pavilion.

Lion Forest: Located at No.23 Garden Road in the northeast of the city, it was built by Zen Master Tian Ru, a monk in the Yuan Dynasty, in memory of his teacher, monk Zhongfeng. Lion Forest has the largest existing ancient rockery group in China. There are many exquisite rockeries on the lake, which are beautiful and dance like lions. They are called "Rockery Kingdom" and "Eighteen Scenes of Taoyuan". The highest peak in the garden is Lion Peak, and there are other famous peaks such as Han Hui and Tuyue. These buildings include Li Xue Hall, Sleeping Cloud Room, Bai Xuan and Mei Wen Pavilion.

Tiger Hill: It is the landmark landscape of Suzhou, and is known as "the first scene in Wuzhong". Suzhou was the capital of Wu in the Spring and Autumn Period, and He Lv, the king of Wu, was buried in Tiger Hill after his death. When Bai Juyi, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, was a secretariat in Suzhou, he dug mountains to divert water and built dikes for seven miles to make the scenery of Tiger Hill more beautiful. Su Shi, a poet in the Song Dynasty, once said, "It is a pity not to visit Suzhou Tiger Hill." When evaluating the characteristics of Tiger Hill, the ancients once put forward the theory of "Nine Suits", arguing that Tiger Hill should be suitable for the moon, snow, rain, smoke, Yichun Xiao, summer, autumn, falling trees and sunset.

Lingering Garden: One of the four famous gardens in China, it was founded in Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty. Qingganlong was acquired by Liu Shu in the late Qing Dynasty, and was renamed Hanbi Villa after expansion, which was called "Liuyuan". In the early years of Guangxu, Sheng Kang, an official, bought this garden, absorbed the strengths of various gardens in Suzhou, rebuilt it and renamed it Liuyuan.

Saionji: Xiatang Street, located outside Jinmen, Suzhou, not far from the west side of Liuyuan Garden, is the general name of Fayuan Temple and Xiyuan Release Pond in Zhuang Jie.

The temple was built in the first year of Yuan Dynasty (1264- 1294), and its real name is Guiyuan Temple. There are four major buildings: the Heavenly King Hall, the Ursa Major Hall, the Five Hundred Arhats Hall, the Guanyin Hall, and the Tibetan Scripture Building. Among them, Luohantang has outstanding characteristics. In the center of the main hall, there is a goddess of mercy with a height of 13, carved from a whole camphor tree. Not far from it, there is a special Buddha statue with four different faces on each side, which is said to represent four famous Buddhist mountains and their main gods, namely Manjusri Bodhisattva of Wutai Mountain, Bodhisattva of Jiuhua Mountain, Bodhisattva of Emei Mountain and Guanyin Bodhisattva of Putuo Mountain. There are potbellied statues of Maitreya Buddha, Hanshan and Picked Up, Guan Gong and Wei Tuo in the temple, among which the most famous ones are "Jigong" and "Jigong", which are amazing and can be called masterpieces.

Hanshan Temple: Located on the edge of Qiaofeng outside Gusu City, it was built in the Six Dynasties and has a history of 1400 years. During the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty, it was renamed Hanshan Temple. The main buildings in the temple are: Daxiong Hall, Xiandian (Piandian Hall), Tibetan Scripture Building, Monument Gallery, Bell Tower, Fengjiang Building, etc. There is a bronze bell on the right side of the Hall of Ursa Major given by a Japanese friend, which was cast by a group of craftsmen such as Kobayashi Cheng Yi in 1906. This clock consists of two pieces, one in Guanshan Temple in Japan and the other in Hanshan Temple, and it has been well preserved so far.

Wang Garden: Located at Kuanjiatou Lane, Daichengqiao Road 1 1, it is a typical house garden in Qing Dynasty. It turns out that during the Southern Song Dynasty (1174-1189), the official assistant minister Shi was dismissed and built a house. He claimed to be in thousands of books, and named the garden "Wanjuantang" and "Yuyuan Garden". During the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, Song Zongyuan, a teenager of Guanglu Temple, built a villa in the former site of Wanjuantang, formerly known as Wangyuan, as a place for his mother to raise relatives. "Net" refers to fishermen and fishermen. The park covers an area of 5,400 square meters and consists of three parts: the mansion in the east, the main garden in the middle and the inner garden in the west. The main landscapes in the park are: sedan chair hall, hall, ladder room, moon pavilion, temple spring courtyard and so on. 198 1 Xuan Ming, the courtyard of China, built in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, was designed and built based on the "Dianchun" courtyard of the park.

Canglang Pavilion: The oldest garden in Suzhou, which was originally the billiard hall of Wang Guangling in wuyue in the Five Dynasties. Canglang Pavilion is famous for its quietness and simplicity. It combines the rockery in the park with the pool water outside the park. There is a cloister between the rockery and the pool water, and there is a flower window on the wall of the cloister, which communicates with the water outside the mountain through the leakage of the scenery. It is said that there are 108 kinds of flower windows in the whole garden, which are typical Suzhou garden flower windows with diverse patterns and exquisite structure.

Yiyuan Garden: Located in the middle section of Renmin Road in the city center, it is a private garden built by Gu Wenbin, a rich gentleman in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty. The eastern half was originally the former residence of the prime minister of the Ming Dynasty, and the western half was expanded by Gu. The east and the west are separated by a corridor, and the wall of the corridor is decorated with flower windows. From the flower window, the landscape on the east and west sides is particularly deep and tortuous.

Panmen: Located in the southwest corner of Suzhou ancient city wall, there are the famous "Three Scenes of Panmen" Ruiguang Pagoda, Wumen Bridge and Panmen Building.

The existing Ruiguang Pagoda is a brick pagoda in the Northern Song Dynasty, with a height of 43.2 meters, 7 floors and 8 sides, consisting of an outer wall, a cloister and a tower center. Precious cultural relics have been found many times in the Ruiguang Tower. 1963 Two wooden buddhas were found on the tower wall on the first floor, and a stone Buddha was taken out from the tower center on the third floor, as well as some cultural relics such as brick carvings and inscriptions during the Xiangfu period in Dazhong. 1978, more than *** 100 volumes of relic architecture, Guanyin, Tathagata bronze statue, woodcut printing and blue paper gold book were found in the third-floor tower brick niche, which were cultural relics from the Five Dynasties to the Northern Song Dynasty.

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