The Humble Administrator's Garden

The Humble Administrator's Garden: Located in the northeast street of Gusu District, Suzhou City, it is a national 5A-level tourist attraction, a representative of gardens in the south of the Yangtze River, a famous landscape in Suzhou, one of the four famous gardens in China, a key national cultural heritage site, listed in the 'World Cultural Heritage List', and can be called a classic of Chinese private gardens. The Humble Administrator's Garden is divided into three parts: the East Garden, the Central Garden, and the West Garden. The East Garden features alternating hills and ponds, adorned with buildings such as the Fragrant Millet Hall and the Orchid Snow Hall. The West Garden has winding water surfaces, built along the mountains and waters, with pavilions, among which the Mandarin Duck Hall, where the garden owner entertains guests, is the most famous. The Central Garden is the essence of the Humble Administrator's Garden, centered around a water pond, with pavilions, terraces, and towers built near the water, highlighting the characteristics of the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River. Overall, the Humble Administrator's Garden has an ingenious layout and a succession of beautiful scenes that are astonishing.