Hiking Mount Huashan in Suzhou, a hidden gem in Suzhou

🌈Attraction Features: Tianchi Mountain Huashan Scenic Area is a 4A-level scenic spot. Huashan, also known as Mount Hua, has an elevation of 171 meters, with its main peak, Lotus Peak, known as 'the most famous mountain in the Wu region.' Huashan is lush and serene, with babbling springs, flowers blooming in all seasons, verdant and dripping with greenery, and its odd peaks, strange rocks, and cliff carvings are overwhelmingly beautiful. If you like hiking and nature, you must come to Mount Huashan in Suzhou to experience it! The moment you reach the top of the mountain, you feel a sudden broadening of your view, overlooking the beautiful scenery of the entire Suzhou, without the noise of the city, only tranquility and beauty! 🕐️Opening Hours: Free admission 📍Detailed Address: Drive to: Linjiang Lang Guanyin Hall, where you can park on the roadside for free. 🏝️Recommended Route: 1. After parking, take the small path next to Linjiang Lang Guanyin Hall to go up the mountain, walk about 100 meters, and you will find the entrance to the Hejiuling Trail. Follow the mountain road straight ahead. You will encounter the first supply point with a signpost, follow the direction to Tianchi Mountain Huashan. This section is more challenging to climb. Continue walking, and you will come to the second signpost, follow the direction to Tianchi Mountain, and reach the top of 'Lotus Peak,' the highest peak in the Wu region, where there is a supply point. Then follow the signpost towards Tianchi Mountain. The whole journey is a stone slope road, which is quite interesting. There is only one road to follow, and when you see a pavilion, you have reached the Tianchi Mountain Scenic Area. On the way back, exit from Cuiyan Temple and walk down a bit to find the exit of Huashan. Turn left on the main road to return to the parking spot. 💗Other tips: There are toilets only at the bottom of the mountain in Tianchi Mountain Scenic Area, so it is recommended to use the restroom before climbing. It is advisable to wear gloves, which will make climbing much easier, and to wear non-slip shoes to ensure safety.