Just got back! Spent the holiday in Suzhou with this guide! (Two days and two nights edition)

How can one not visit the south in springtime? Only in Suzhou do you realize how beautiful the water towns of the south are. 🚆 Transportation: Tianjin South - Suzhou North round trip 🏠 Accommodation: Hanting Hotel, Sanxiang Square Subway Station Day1️⃣ Guanqian Street - Xiaojiacun - Pingjiang Road ✨ Arrived in the evening, dropped off luggage and went to Guanqian Street for food. Guanqian Street is like an enlarged snack street, where you can find the food you want to try. ✨ Recommended to visit Pingjiang Road at night, those who want to buy cheongsams can go to Xiaojiacun, where all the famous cheongsam shops are located, with fewer people at night. But please shop around, as most here are factory goods, and the same items may vary in price from shop to shop. Day2️⃣ Lingering Garden - Xiyuan Temple - Huanxiu Villa - Qu Garden - Yi Garden - Dashitou Alley - Shantang Street ✨ Lingering Garden's hydrangeas are blooming, and the bonsai garden's trees and plants are also very exquisite! If you want to see the garden with fewer people, you must enter at 7:30 am, head straight for the hydrangeas and then to the pond side. After 8 am, when the tour groups come in, you can only jostle to see the crowd.‼️ There is also a hydrangea near the exit in the back yard, where you can sit on a bench and take photos! ✨ Arrived at Xiyuan Temple around 9:30 am, so went straight for the vegetarian noodles and buns. Although there's a queue for the noodles, it moves fast. There are cats in the temple, but friends, please do not buy the irregular cat treats sold at the entrance. If you want to feed the cats, please bring your own, and don't be disappointed or angry if the cat doesn't want to eat, it might be full... ✨ Huanxiu Villa's rockery has been added with support pillars and fences, which may affect the view, but it's quiet and the rockery design is unique. ✨ Qu Garden is free, you can stop by and take a look. Next to Qu Garden is a tailor shop (didn't take the name 😭) selling cheongsams, which I personally think are more distinctive than those on Pingjiang Road. I angrily bought a blue cheongsam, the shopkeeper grandpa will enthusiastically recommend, but the price is high and you can bargain directly! ✨ Yi Garden is suitable for photo shoots! The light is soft around four in the afternoon, and you can keep taking pictures until the garden closes, with fewer and fewer people. The cats in Yi Garden are also very cute! ✨ Old Stone Noodle House can be reached on foot from Yi Garden. It's usually full around five in the afternoon and stops serving at 7:30 pm. ✨ Shantang Street is recommended for taking photos by the roadside, as it's really crowded. If you want to see the night view, you can enter from the nearby residential area to other bridges to take photos. Day2️⃣ Suzhou Museum - Pingjiang Road - Twin Pagodas Market - Dinghui Temple ✨ Suzhou Museum's main building requires an appointment one week in advance, and you must grab it at eight in the morning. The architecture of the museum is exquisite but the exhibits are not too rich, and you may need to queue for photos at popular spots. ✨ During the day. Pingjiang Road. A billion people! You can walk along the main road for a while and then explore the alleys, you might find unexpected surprises! ✨ Twin Pagodas Market actually has no special features, but I really like the road outside, sitting by the river, enjoying the breeze and watching the boats pass by, that's what comfort is. ✨ Dinghui Temple also has snacks nearby, but had to catch the high-speed train so didn't explore seriously. The temple is small and doesn't charge an entrance fee, you can take a look when passing by. 😍 In Suzhou, the beauty of the south is vividly displayed! How can one not miss the south?