Outside Suzhou City, there is the Hanshan Temple, where the midnight bell tolls reach the guest boats

The impression of Hanshan Temple probably all comes from this poem 'Mooring by Maple Bridge at Night'. 🚊🚊Hanshan Temple: No. 24, Hanshan Temple Lane, Gusu District, Suzhou City Time⌚️7:30-16:30 【Transportation】 Subway: Metro Line 1 > Community Bus East Line 9002 Bus: Route 313/301/33 Get off at Heshan Bridge or Laifeng Bridge. The vegetarian noodles 🍜 are quite popular and served quickly, the taste is generally sweet, if you like spicy food, remember to add chili oil, it's very fragrant Recommended Route: Both east and west gates of Hanshan Temple are accessible, it is recommended to enter from the west and exit from the west (do not exit from the east gate), so not only are all the attractions visited in order, but you can also quickly reach the Maple Bridge scenic area when you leave. From west to east, the attractions are in order: Hall of the Four Heavenly Kings (with Arhat Halls and Guanyin Temple on both sides) -- Grand Hall of the Great Sage - Hanshi Spring, Wenzhong Pavilion (on the left), Bell Tower - Hehe Ancestral Court - Maple Bridge scenic area. Turning right out of the west gate, you can see a quaint building filled with the charm of the Jiangnan region, pass through the alley and turn left to reach the famous Quan Bridge, where 'Mooring by Maple Bridge at Night' took place, and there is no admission fee, worth a visit if time allows. Important tips: It is not recommended to drive! It's very congested on holidays and weekends! Luggage storage point: No. 902, Fengqiao Road, Gusu District, about 150 meters from Hanshan Temple. Prepare some cash. Koi fish: 10 yuan to buy food to feed the koi Stamping, at the entrance of the vegetarian restaurant (free) and Night Mooring Sweet Soup Shop (stamp available with purchase) Self-service audio guides are available for rent at the west gate entrance, 25 yuan each