Suzhou Lion Grove Garden | Chrysanthemum Viewing

Suzhou Lion Grove Garden is a beautiful garden. The southeast of the garden is mountainous, while the northwest is watery, with a delicate layout. The rockeries are a highlight, stacked with Taihu stones, and the caves and ravines are like a maze. The water body is divided in the center, and the central pavilion is connected to the curved bridge. Buildings such as Yanyu Hall and Zhenqu Pavilion are built by the water or are tall and magnificent, with exquisite decorations, complementing the mountains and water. The lotus flowers are reflected in the water, forming a poetic picture with the surrounding scenery. 🗓Itinerary: - After entering the garden, you will first see the Bei Family Ancestral Hall, an important place to learn about the history of Lion Grove Garden and family culture. - Then head to Yanyu Hall, one of the main halls of the garden, with tall and magnificent architecture and luxurious furnishings. You can appreciate the ancient architectural style and furniture arrangement. - Then arrive at Jiushi Terrace, where you can see Taihu stones in various shapes. It is said that those who can find nine lions will have good luck. - Then enter the rockery group, the core landscape of Lion Grove Garden, known as the "Kingdom of Rockeries." The rockery is divided into three layers: upper, middle, and lower, with roads winding around it like a maze. You can experience the fun of shuttling through it. - After coming out of the rockery, you can go to Zhenqu Pavilion, where the allusions add cultural flavor to the garden. - Finally, you can stroll in other areas of the garden, admire buildings such as Lotus Hall and Lixue Hall, and feel the tranquility and elegance of the garden. 📝Tips: - There are many tourists in the garden, especially during holidays. It is recommended to avoid peak hours to avoid affecting your experience. - The roads in the rockery are complex, so be careful when playing and do not run or climb on the rockery. - Respect the culture and environment of the garden, and do not touch or damage cultural relics and landscapes.