Suzhou 2 days sighteing plan.
Transportation between each sights are normally <15mins as Suzhou old city is quite small.
Details address can be provided to the driver directly.
Details introduction of each sights attached behind the agenda with photos.
also interesting to e the modern If guests stay in Suzhou for 2 evenings from Friday night, it’s
side of Suzhou, Suzhou Industrial Park sights around Jinji Lake:
Agenda:
Day 1.
Starting from morning (or the guests may come to Suzhou from Friday evening to have more time relaxing in Suzhou).
Morning: 9:30AM to 11:30AM
A. Tiger Hill Need about 1 ~1.5 hours.
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B. Garden to Linger In. Need about 1 hour
Lunch 12:00AM-1:30PM
Shan Tang Jie (Resturant: Songhe Lou in Shantang Street, very clo to sight B above, typical Suzhou food 山塘街松鹤楼)
Shantang Street is also a Suzhou traditional old streets area with buildings right on rivers)
Afternoon 1:30PM to 5:00PM
C. Sūzhōu Silk Muum 30 mins
石榴皮煮水的6个功效D. North Temple Pagoda 45 mins
E. Pan Men Gate “Coiled Gate” 1 hour
5:30PM to 8:00PM药品管理
2~3 hours (lingering, relaxing in old streets, including F: Old Suzhou Streets (Píngjiāng Lù）
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dinner inside this area beside the river. “
Day 2:
Zhouzhuang & Tong Li Water Villages – 18 KM from Suzhou City
Leave from Suzhou City, <40Mins by car to one of the two water villages above, which are less
than 30 mins distance to each other. So you could choo to visit both of them, one in the
morning, another in the afternoon. Just Zhouzhuang has high risk to be too crowded in weekends.
Zhouzhuang water village: Take a gondola ride through the elegant waterways of Zhouzhuang, the 'Venice of
the old residences of Zhang Hou and Shen Hou, and wander through the vast the East.’ You’ll step into
expan of courtyards, arcades and rooms that make up the complexes. Don’t miss out on visiting one of the most popular tourist destinations in China, with its other-worldly landscapes and stunning architecture.With its
interconnected waterways and dreamy landscapes, Zhouzhuang is one of the top water villages in China. Take
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a step back in time to view magnificent canals and stone bridges. The majority of the town’s residences w
built in the Ming and Qing dynasties, and nearly 100 traditional courtyards and 60 carved-brick archways are
still in u.
Sights detail introduction with typical photos:
Tiger Hill
In the far northwest of town, Tiger Hill is popular with local tourists. The hill itlf is artificial and is the final resting place of He Lu, founding
he is said to have been buried with a collection
father of Sūzhōu. He Lu died in the 6th century BC and myths have coalesced around him –
of 3000 swords and to be guarded by a white tiger.
The most popular point (and a sort of beacon drawing the visitors) is the leaning Cloud Rock Pagoda (云岩塔; Yúnyán Tǎ) atop Tiger Hill.快递什么时候上班
The octagonal ven-storey pagoda, also known as Hǔqīｕ
Pagoda, was built in the 10th century entirely of brick, an innovation in Chine
architecture at the time. The pagoda began tilting over 400…
Garden to Linger In
, this 3-hectare garden was originally built in the Ming dynasty by a One of the largest gardens in Sūzhōｕ
doctor as a relaxing place for his recovering patients. It's easy to e why the patients took to the place: the winding corridors are inlaid with calligraphy from celebrated masters, their windows and d
oorways opening onto unusually shaped rockeries, ponds and den clusters of bamboo. Stone tablets hang from the walls, inscribed by patients recording their impressions of the place. The teahou is a fantastic place to recover
(龙井; Y15) and feel time slow down.
from crowd overload. Order a cup of lóngjǐng
Sūzhōu Silk Muum
hat detail Sūzhōu was the place for silk production and weaving, and the Sūzhōu Silk Muum hous a number of fascinating exhibitions t 4000-year-old silk industry. Exhibits include a ction on silk-weaving techniques and a room with live silk worms
the history of Sūzhōu's
munching away on mulberry leaves and spinning cocoons. There are many functioning looms and its not uncommon to e staff at work on,
say, a large brocade. Magnificent. Many of the captions are in English.
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North Temple Pagoda
The tallest pagoda south of the Yangzi, at nine storeys North Temple Pagoda dominates the northern end of Renmin Lu. Climb it for
sweeping views of hazy modern-day Sūzhōu.
The temple complex goes back 1700 years and was originally a residence; the current reincarnation dates back to the 17th century. Off to
the side is Nánmù Guānyīn Hall(Nánmù Guānyīn Diàn), which was rebuilt in the Ming dynasty with some features imported from elwhere.
Pan Men Gate “Coiled Gate”
of city wall,
By the southwest corner of the outer moat (but entered from Dong Dajie), and part of one of Sūzhōu’s few remaining stretches拒绝舌尖上的浪费手抄报
-and-water-gate, and dates from 1355. Inside the same grounds, Ruiguang
Coiled Gate is thought to be China’s last remaining land
猎豹动物Pagoda(Ruìguāng Tǎ) dates from the 3rd century and can be climbed. Further north, Gold Gate(Jīn Mén), just inside the western stretch
of the city moat, is a plain but charming, unrestored city gate.
Old Suzhou Streets (Píngjiāng Lù)
