Suzhou | 12th stop of my post-resignation trip.

🚦Location: Suzhou, Jiangsu 🟥Route: Shantang Street—Tiger Hill—Lingering Garden—Xiyuan Temple—Hanshan Temple—Fengqiao Bridge—Pingjiang Road—Jinji Lake—Eslite Bookstore—Shantang Street 🟦Food: Suzhou noodles—Red bean dumplings—Braised chicken feet ☑︎The view from the 11th floor of the hostel is beautiful. You can overlook the whole city. The free breakfast is delicious. ☑︎I planned to take photos of Shantang Street at 6 am, but I didn't get up. I didn't expect that there were not many people on Shantang Street at 9 am. The sun was shining and it was very comfortable. ☑︎The leaves of the trees on Tiger Hill have turned yellow, which is very beautiful. I didn't get on the first bus to Tiger Hill. I was shocked by three large tour groups at the gate, so I decided to leave. ☑︎Lingering Garden is really beautiful. Many girls in Hanfu were taking photos. There were not so many people. I visited and took photos twice, which was worth the ticket price. ☑︎Xiyuan Temple was a surprise. There were many lazy cats and ginkgo trees shining on the wall. A warm-hearted volunteer gave me a small "Fu" character. I hope everything goes well. ☑︎Hanshan Temple was also full of tour groups. I took a photo of the wall with words without people, which was beautiful. ☑︎There were not many people on Fengqiao Bridge, which was very comfortable. ☑︎Pingjiang Road is really beautiful. In addition to the scenery, there are interesting shops and people in Hanfu taking photos. But there were many people. ☑︎A sunset is worth everything. I sat by the lake, enjoying the breeze and watching the sun slowly set. The orange-red sky was beautiful. I also visited Eslite Bookstore. ☑︎The night view of Shantang Street is really beautiful, but there were many people. 📝I have been to Suzhou many times, but I still want to come again. I want to revisit the places I have been to. I never get tired of them. The Humble Administrator's Garden, Suzhou Museum, and Guanqian Street are all worth visiting. I once stayed in a hostel called "Sheng Sheng Man". Although I can't find it now, it is still a good memory.