Suzhou 2 day and 2 night travel arrangements~

1. If it is your first time to Suzhou, you must see the gardens.

The most representative and well-known gardens in Suzhou are generally the Humble Administrator’s Garden and the Lion Grove Garden. These two gardens are relatively close to each other, and the entrance fee is not low. The Humble Administrator's Garden seems to be in the sixties or seventies, and the Lion Grove is in the forties or fifties. Just look at one of the two gardens. And there is a Suzhou Museum next to the Humble Administrator's Garden, which is free, and now seems to be connected with the former Prince Zhong's Mansion. You can go in and have a look. It seems that there is a limit on the number of visitors every day, so it's generally not a big problem.

There is also a Tiger Hill that you can also visit, which contains the Tiger Hill Tower and Sword Pond. This is also relatively representative of Suzhou. Tickets cost about forty or fifty.

2. When you come to Suzhou and want to see the local folk customs of Suzhou, you can go to Shantang Street and Pingjiang Ancient Street. Pingjiang Ancient Street is free, and it is relatively close to the Humble Administrator's Garden Lion Grove. You can just walk to see it. It is a very long street with a river next to it and some old houses on the other side. The meaning of the small bridges and flowing water in Suzhou in the past. Shantang Street is on Suzhou Stone Road and connects to Huqiu Scenic Area. I don’t know if I need tickets now. I used to. The old wooden buildings with cornices and walls were all built here. It was probably a commercial street in the past. There are many special snacks, and the styles of Hepingjiang Ancient Street are different.

3. If you want to buy some Suzhou specialties and see the business of Suzhou, then go to Guanqian Street. Guanqian Street, Hepingjiang Ancient Street District, and the Humble Administrator's Garden Lion Grove are not far away. It's only two or three stops away by bus, and it only takes 20 minutes at most to walk. Guanqian Street is full of shops, shopping malls and hotels. There are Caizhizhai, Huang Tianyuan, etc. that sell Suzhou specialty pastries. There is also a mysterious view. This Guanqian Street got its name because it is in front of Xuanmiao Temple. This is considered a commercial district, not just one street, but several surrounding alleys connected together. Food, consumption, shopping and accommodation are all available. In fact, as long as you have convenient transportation, you can just go shopping at night and go play during the day. Suzhou has two relatively large commercial areas, namely Guanqian Street and Shilu. Shantang Street is just over the stone road. But Stone Road is not as big and lively as Guanqian Street.

4. If you still want to see the night view of Suzhou, you can go to Qili Shantang Street, or you can take a boat around the Suzhou Ancient City River. I just don’t know if I can still circle the city now. Maybe I can only circle half of the city. Because as you know, roads are often being built and expanded across the country, often making it difficult to access roads here and there. The same goes for Suzhou. I don’t know if the old station side of the railway station has been completed. If it has not been completed, the ancient city river there will be cut off. The river around the ancient city is well built. There are many new and old bridges, as well as some scenic spots. If you have time, you can walk around and take some photos. For example, there are three scenic spots in Panmen. There seems to be a ticket to enter the city wall. , but the scenery outside is also good.

5. Temples in Suzhou generally charge fees, such as Xiyuan Temple, Baoen Temple, and the famous Hanshan Temple in Fengqiao Night Park. If you are interested, you can go and see it. The ticket price is probably 10 to 20 yuan.

6. If you want to visit the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River, you can go to Zhouzhuang, Jiaozhi and the like in Suzhou. Public transportation is very convenient, but to be honest, these places are quite commercialized. The straight angle is better, you can go and have a look. Its scenic area is a residential area for residents, and there are many roads connected to the outside. As long as you don't go through its main entrance, or you go through the main entrance, but don't dress and act like a tourist from other places, generally No one cares about charging you tickets. It seems that buying tickets is more expensive, about fifty or sixty. Inside are Xiaoqiaoliushui Family House and Baosheng Temple; Wansheng Rice Shop is the one in Ye Shengtao's "An Overcharge of Three or Five Dou".

7. If you still have time, you can go to the outskirts of Suzhou. The closer ones are like Lingyan Mountain, Tianping Mountain, Qionglong Mountain and so on. There is Lingyan Temple on Lingyan Mountain, which is now one of the monasteries of the Pure Land Sect of Buddhism. It used to be where Xi Shi lived, and the tomb of the famous Song Dynasty general Han Shizhong is also here. Tianping Mountain is the ancestral cemetery of Fan Zhongyan. Every autumn, many Suzhou people come here to see the maple leaves.

For those who are farther away, you can go to see Taihu Lake, go to Xishan Mountain and Dongshan Mountain. Xishan is an island in Taihu Lake, and now there is a bridge across it. There are direct buses. Xishan Dongshan is the origin of the famous Biluochun tea, which can be picked before and after Qingming Festival. See plum blossoms in early spring, loquats and bayberries in early summer, and pick oranges in autumn. The natural scenery is also very good. Master Hai Deng, who knew one-finger Zen, was buried on Shigong Mountain in Xishan Mountain. Nowadays, many people from Suzhou and Shanghai go to Dongshan and Xishan for weekend trips and farm trips, where they can eat, play and see the scenery. It seems that buying tickets is more expensive, about fifty or sixty.

8. There are also some new attractions, such as Jinji Lake, which can be regarded as achievements of modern urban development and economic construction. Jinji Lake can be regarded as the center of Suzhou Industrial Park. There are many man-made projects around it, such as the Water Ferris Wheel, the Bird's Nest Science and Culture Center, etc.; there are also some landscape sculptures, square fountains, flowers and trees, as well as some leisure and entertainment venues, clubs, hotels, etc. consumption places. The construction is also very stylish, and the fees are relatively high-end. You can take a look if you have time. Land prices there are very high. Hahaha

I suggest you arrange your itinerary as follows:

1. Arrive in Suzhou at 11 noon and buy the train ticket for the third day first. Then you can consider finding a hotel near Qimen to settle down first. Qimen is very close to the train station. Take the bus for 2 or 3 stops. The starting price is a taxi.

Moreover, there are several scenic spots near Qimen. After settling in, you can go to eat and play.

As for the hotel, there is a Motel 168 chain on Pingqi Road next to the moat (the road where you turn right after crossing Qimen Bridge, or the road where you turn right after crossing Pingmen Bridge). You can see the train station from the moat. The environment is also good. Or go 50 meters to the left on Beiyuan Road (the road where you turn left after passing Qimen Bridge). There is also a local hotel, and the price should not be too high.

Anyway, go straight on Qimen Road (that is, Linton Road), or go straight on Renmin Road after crossing Pingmen Bridge. There are many hotel accommodations not far away, such as IKEA, Home Inn and other chain stores. There are also many.

2. If you live near Qimen, go out to find a noodle restaurant and have some lunch first. (Opposite the Beiyuan intersection, there is Wanfuxing Noodle House, which sells good local Suzhou pastries. ). Then you can go to the Humble Administrator’s Garden or the Lion Grove, or all of them. Walk south along Qimen Road, just over 1 kilometer away, you will find the Northeast Street Pedestrian Street. Entering the pedestrian street is the Suzhou Museum, and then the Humble Administrator's Garden in the Lion Grove.

3. After visiting the Lion Grove Garden of the Humble Administrator, go directly to Pingjiang Ancient Street. It was consumed in almost an afternoon.

4. Go to the other end of Pingjiang Ancient Street (South Entrance). Don’t go out. Go back a little (but don’t go back the same way). When you see an intersection where you turn left (usually Xiaoqiao), ask people to find one closest to Guanqian Street, then go to Guanqian Street for sightseeing and dinner.

5. Take a look at the Xuanmiao Temple on Guanqian Street, take some photos, buy some specialties at Caizhizhai, and then find a restaurant around Eunuch Lane for dinner. If you want to eat Subang cuisine, go to time-honored restaurants such as Deyuelou and Songhelou. Other Sichuan restaurants, Hunan restaurants, hot pot restaurants, dry pot restaurants, and Chinese and foreign fast food restaurants are all here. However, in some stores, there are many customers and the business is very good. If you go late, you have to wait.

If you don’t want to spend too much money and don’t want to eat fast food, you can go to People’s Shopping Mall (just 30 meters past Deyue Building) on ??the road facing the south gate. There is a Fat Sister’s Pickled Fish on the left. It is more affordable here in Guanqian.

If you want to try Suzhou’s local snacks, it’s also a good idea to go to Yuba Shengjian. But you need to come out of Guanqian Street, on Linton Road, walk along the river (you can go on the road inside the river) towards the train station (north), pass an intersection, about 1 km, you can see the mute on the left Fried. Pan-fried pancake seems to be 7 yuan/customer, and the quantity is 8 pieces/customer. Normally, one and a half guests would be enough for two people. If you don’t want to buy anything else, there is free soup at the noodle pick-up window, so you can help yourself. hehe. When it comes to eating, there will be a lot of people and you will have to queue up.

6. After spending the whole night, you can go back to the hotel to rest. The transportation at Guanqian Street is very convenient and there are many buses. If you go near Qimen, it is only 3 stops away. It takes about 20 to 30 minutes to walk back along the Linden River.

7. On the second day, you can go to Huqiu in the morning. For public transportation, take the "You 2" bus directly from Qimen, and the final stop is Huqiu.

8. After watching Tiger Hill in the morning, just eat directly at Tiger Hill. There are also noodle shops and the like there.

9. In the afternoon, you can go to Fengqiao Scenic Area, Hanshan Temple, and then to Stone Road. In the evening, you can see the night view of Shantang Street.

Or just go to Qili Shantang Street and walk all the way to the stone road, buy some snacks and small souvenirs, and take pictures as you go. An afternoon of leisure.

If you want to go to Fengqiao Scenic Area, you can:

Just in the terminal compound where you get off at Huqiu, go out and there is a three-way intersection there. , turn left, this road is called Hubu Road, go forward, there is a platform "Huqiu Road Station", wait for '816 Road' here, take the 9-stop road to 'Heshanqiao Station'. Get off the car and walk forward. On the right side of the road is Fengqiao Night Park Hanshan Temple. Tickets are required. Both Maple Bridge Scenic Area and Hanshan Temple should be visited.

10. There are many buses on both Shilu and Fengqiao. When you return to the hotel in the evening, if you are not tired yet and have enough time, you can go out for a walk and see the scenery around the ancient city and river, or go shopping, or take a bus (34 Station Road) to the entrance of Baoen Temple to take a look and take some photos. You can take photos.