The composition of a one-day tour of Suzhou gardens

The garden is a very famous ancient private garden in Suzhou and is also a well-known artistic treasure. It is well known to tourists and local citizens and attracts a large number of tourists from all over the country every day. Below is a detailed introduction to the garden one-day tour.

Why do you like to stay in the garden? Although the reputation of the Lingering Garden is not as great as that of the Humble Administrator's Garden and the Lion Grove Garden, in terms of its antiquity, it does not have the vicissitudes of the Canglang Pavilion. However, the overall atmosphere of Liuyuan is just right. There is an exquisite garden atmosphere, there are not too many tourists, and it is not too noisy.

Looking at the history of Liuyuan, we can see that this garden was first built in the Ming Dynasty, and was renamed Hanbi Villa in the Qing Dynasty, and later changed to Liuyuan.

If you compare the four famous gardens in Suzhou, the Humble Administrator's Garden and the Lion Grove Garden are much larger in area. However, as the saying goes, "Although a sparrow is small, it has all the internal organs." This small garden combines all the scenery that a garden should have.

The entire park is mainly divided into three parts, namely the West District, the Central District and the East District. It is my personal favorite place in the East District. The verandas and climbing corridors in the West District are connected into a long peripheral corridor, which looks very interesting and winding. In the West End, the main attraction is the strange group of rockeries. In the middle is the most beautiful place in the park, the pool. The pool in the middle, the rockery pavilion on the north side of the pool, and the lush trees make the place look full of green.

In my opinion, the most beautiful place in Liuyuan must be the rockeries and rocks here. It can be said that most of the stones in Liuyuan are made of Taihu stone, and they are all high-quality Taihu stone. In particular, the Yungai Peak in the middle of the garden has become the essence of existing Taihu stones. Perhaps this is because the original intention of the designer of the garden was to allow the owner to see the pastoral scenery without going out, and this Yungai Peak symbolizes the mountain peak.

In addition to Yunding Peak, there are more than 10 Taihu strange rocks in Liuyuan, named Yinyue, Qingzhi, Jiguan, Sukui, Yiyun, Xiuxiu, Yunnu, etc. Although not as large as Yunding Peak, they are also exquisite products of Taihu Lake in China and one of the most precious cultural relics preserved in Liuyuan.

In addition to Yunding Peak, the beauty of Liuyuan lies in the space design concept here. When you walk in every corner of Liuyuan, you can see this ingenious creativity.

Through each window, you can see the re-outlined beauty, and through the lattice windows, you can also present another kind of scenery. This pattern looks like a picture-in-picture style, making the entire garden look more diverse.

It can be said that when traveling to Suzhou, even if you have seen the Humble Administrator’s Garden and the Lion Grove Garden, you will not feel bored when you come to Liuyuan. After all, in Suzhou, every garden has its own characteristics, so Liuyuan is also a garden that will surprise you.