World Cultural Heritage, Beautiful Scenery with Few People｜Suzhou Master of the Nets Garden

🌈Attraction Features: The Master of the Nets Garden was originally built during the Southern Song Dynasty and rebuilt in the late Qing Dynasty. Its original name was 'Fisherman's Retreat,' which has the same meaning as 'Master of the Nets' and is also a homophone with the name of the alley. Among the many private gardens in Suzhou, the Master of the Nets Garden is not as famous as the Humble Administrator's Garden, but it is exquisite and compact, achieving more with less. It is listed as a World Cultural Heritage site along with the Humble Administrator's Garden and is considered a representative of small and medium-sized gardens. 🎟️Ticket Information: Peak season daytime ticket: 40 RMB, night tour ticket: 120 RMB. 🕐️Opening Hours: Daytime: 7:30-17:30 Night tour: 18:45-22:20 💗Other Tips: 1. The Master of the Nets Garden is located in a small alley next to Shiquan Street, not far from popular attractions such as the Humble Administrator's Garden, Canglang Pavilion, Suzhou Museum, and Shantang Street. There are many restaurants and snacks on Shiquan Street, making it very convenient to solve dining problems. 2. The Master of the Nets Garden has few visitors, allowing for a quiet and leisurely experience. The garden's pavilions, terraces, and towers are arranged in an orderly manner, with mountains and waters reflecting each other and lush green trees, making it easier to take good photos. You can see many girls in Hanfu who come specifically to take pictures. 3. The night tour includes additional performances such as Suzhou Pingtan, Kunqu Opera, and dances, with many sessions available. Tickets can be booked online or purchased directly on-site.