Wufeng Garden | A "mysterious little garden" with a condensed essence, hidden inside Changmen.

In the bustling residential alleys of Changmen, there is a cultural relic protection building that is particularly suitable for strolling, eating, and enjoying tranquility (there are really few people), but the scenery is very exquisite - Wufeng Garden. Although the garden is small, it is well-equipped. The small space is full of essence, with boats, long corridors, pavilions, rockeries, Taihu stone peaks, pools, cliffs, canyons, caves, stone bridges, ancient trees, dry boats, garden pavilions, rock caves, etc., all exquisite and full of essence. 🌟History: Wufeng Garden was built during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty by Yang Cheng, a minister of Changzhou, and is commonly known as "Yang Family Garden." 👍️Must-see attractions: The five Taihu stone peaks on the rockery are the main attractions in the garden. Each is about two zhang (about seven meters) high, with a delicate and slender appearance. Because they resemble old men, they are called the Five Old Peaks, namely "Zhangren Peak," "Guanyin Peak," "Sanlao Peak," "Qingyun Peak," and "Qingyun Peak." 📍Attraction address: No. 15, Wufengyuan Lane, Gusu District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province 🚗Transportation: [One] Take bus 501 to Gaoqiao Bus Station, and walk 200-300 meters after getting off [Two] Take bus 915 to Taohuawu Bus Station, and walk 300-400 meters after getting off 🕙Opening hours: 08:00-16:30 (Monday to Sunday) 🎟️Ticket information: Free🆓 💗Other tips: The garden is in the alley, you can follow the instructions on the wall at the entrance of Taibo Temple 🗓Nearby attractions: Taibo Temple, Wumen Calligraphy Museum, Changmen Ruins, Yipu, Taohuawu Historical and Cultural Area, Shantang Street