Which Suzhou gardens are the most worth visiting?

Suzhou gardens are well-deserved to be the first in China. It is one of the core representatives of Jiangnan culture. It fully reflects the ancient Chinese garden aesthetic concept of the unity of man and nature, integrating natural beauty into a garden. , is indeed full of artistic beauty. The following will provide you with a reference to see which garden is most worth visiting. 1. The Humble Administrator’s Garden in Suzhou Gardens

The Humble Administrator’s Garden, built in the Ming Dynasty, is known as the “Mother of Chinese Gardens” and is one of the four famous gardens in Suzhou. It is also closely related to Suzhou Liuyuan Garden, Beijing Summer Palace and Chengde Garden. The Summer Resort is also known as one of the four famous gardens in China and is included in the World Cultural Heritage List. The entire garden is famous for its waterscape, highlighting the style of the Jiangnan water town. It is elegant, generous, and natural.

Travel Guide

Ticket: 90 yuan/person in peak season

Opening time: 07:30~17:30

Address: Suzhou No. 178 Northeast Street, Gusu District 2. The Lingering Garden of Suzhou Gardens

The Lingering Garden built in the Qing Dynasty is a classical private garden in my country and was included in the World Heritage List in 1997. Although the garden is not as grand and profound as the Humble Administrator's Garden, it pays more attention to the use of space. It combines Jiangnan gardening art and is famous for its architectural structure. It is mainly divided into four parts. Therefore, in one garden you can appreciate the landscape, Four different sceneries: pastoral, mountain forest, and garden.

Travel Guide

Ticket: 55 yuan/person in peak season

Opening time: 07:30~17:30

Address: Suzhou No. 338 Liuyuan Road, Jinchang District, City 3. Huqiu Mountain in Suzhou Gardens

Huqiu, I heard about it the first time I went to Suzhou, but I have never seen it. Tiger Qiu is one of the west mountains of Suzhou. The remaining veins are separated from the main body of Xishan due to the surrounding terrain and become independent hills.

It is said that during the Spring and Autumn Period, King Wu Fu Chai buried his father here. Three days after the burial, a white tiger sat on it, so it was named Huqiu. It is said that "the hill looks like a crouching tiger, so it is named after its shape." The cultural history of Qiu can be traced back to more than 2,500 years ago. It is as old as the ancient city of Suzhou. According to legend, during the Spring and Autumn Period, this was the palace of King Wu Helu