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Suzhou Travel Guide: Suzhou, Jiangsu 1. Humble Administrator's Garden: Visit one of the four famous gardens in China and enjoy the beauty of classical gardens. 2. Suzhou Museum: Learn about Suzhou's history and culture and enjoy the modern architectural style. 3. Pingjiang Road: Stroll through the ancient streets, taste delicious food, and shop for souvenirs. 4. Tiger Hill: Climb high and enjoy the scenic spots. 5. Jinji Lake: Enjoy the modern city view and leisure time. Suzhou, a beautiful water town in the south of the Yangtze River, is located in Jiangsu Province, China. It has the World Cultural Heritage - Suzhou Classical Gardens, known as the "Venice of the East". Classical gardens such as the Humble Administrator's Garden, the Lingering Garden, and the Lion Grove are all unique. Suzhou silk and embroidery are world-renowned, with a rich tradition of culture. At the same time, Suzhou's modern architecture and natural landscapes blend together to create a unique charm. Canals, stone bridges, ancient towers, and modern skyscrapers together paint a harmonious picture. Here, you can experience the charm of the water town in the south of the Yangtze River and the charm of Chinese traditional culture. 🚅 Transportation Guide Choose Suzhou Station, located in downtown Suzhou, close to the attractions _ 🌅 Itinerary: Day1: Humble Administrator's Garden➡️ Suzhou Museum➡️ Lion Grove➡️ Pingjiang Road➡️ Shuangta Market Day2: Tiger Hill➡️ Hanshan Temple➡️ Xiyuan Temple➡️ Lingering Garden➡️ Qili Mountain Pond Day3: Canglang Pavilion➡️ Netshi Garden➡️ Jinji Lake➡️ Eslite Bookstore➡️ Oriental Gate _ 🥘 Food Recommendation Be sure to check out Suya Xing·Wenren Su-style Noodle Restaurant next to Suzhou Museum!🚶‍♂️ It's only a 3-minute walk away Squirrel Mandarin Fish🐟: One of the representatives of Suzhou cuisine, sweet and sour, a must-try👍 Taro Mochi🥧: Soft taro with Q-bomb mochi, sweet and sticky, photogenic💖 Come and taste it!🥳🥢 _ tips: 1⃣ Gardens: If you are not a garden enthusiast, you can visit one or two gardens to experience them, you don't need to visit every one of them 2⃣ I don't recommend Guanqian Street personally, it's a commercial snack street that can be found all over China, with the same variety of snacks 3⃣ Shiquan Street is near Netshi Garden, you can visit it, there is a Su Xiangxing·Su-style Noodle Restaurant🍜, only a hundred meters away from Netshi Garden, their three shrimp noodles and Su-style sweet water are delicious and photogenic🙋 You can also take photos and check in at the window on the second floor, watch the traffic on the street