The ginkgo trees at Tiger Hill in December are breathtakingly beautiful. Don't miss out!

It's time to enjoy the autumn scenery in Suzhou again! The maple leaves at Tiger Hill have turned red, and the ginkgo leaves have turned yellow. The colorful forest is a feast for the eyes. The red leaves and ancient buildings complement each other, making Gusu City the best place to enjoy the autumn scenery! 🍂🍂 Recommended route: Enter through the South Gate - Haiyong Bridge - Wanjing Villa - Shijian Stone - Lengxiang Pavilion - Sword Pond - Mahavira Hall - Tiger Hill Pagoda - Yixie Garden - Exit through the North Gate 🌈🌈 Must-see spots at Tiger Hill ✅ Tiger Hill Pagoda (Yunyan Temple Pagoda) It is said that "you see Tiger Hill Pagoda first, then Suzhou City." 🗼 It is an octagonal, wooden-style, brick pagoda with wooden eaves. It has seven stories and is the oldest existing pagoda in Jiangnan. It has stood for thousands of years, leaning but never falling, and has become a landmark of Tiger Hill. ✅ Wangsu Terrace Climb to the top and enjoy a panoramic view of the Gate of the Orient and Beisi Pagoda in the distance. ⛰️ ✅ Sword Pond As one of the two major attractions of Tiger Hill, Sword Pond is a natural wonder. Next to the round gate, the words "Tiger Hill Sword Pond" are engraved. They were written by Yan Jun, the only son of Yan Zhenqing, a famous calligrapher of the Tang Dynasty. King Helu was buried here, along with 3,000 famous swords, including the "Bian Zhu" and "Fish Intestine" swords, creating a unique cultural landscape. The cliff carvings are also worth savoring. ✅ Thousand People Stone Also known as "Thousand People Sit," it is located at the end of the mountain path and is the main scenic area of Tiger Hill. The stone is engraved with the three seal characters "Thousand People Sit," written by Hu Zanzong, and bears witness to the long history of Tiger Hill. ✅ Broken Beam Hall Also known as the Second Mountain Gate of Tiger Hill, it was built in the Yuan Dynasty and has a history of over 600 years. The main beam of the hall is broken, and it was built with two pieces of wood. When the hall was built, no metal components were used, only bamboo and wooden nails. It is known as the thousand-year-old Broken Beam Hall. ✅ Wanjing Villa A large garden with bonsai trees 🌳 featuring various bonsai art styles 🎨 ⛰️: Tiger Hill Scenic Area ⏰: 7:30 am–5:30 pm 🎫: CNY 70 per person 🚇: Qingshanqiaobang Station, Metro Line 6 - Exit 4 🚗: If you are driving, you can navigate to "Tiger Hill Scenic Area" directly. The parking lot at the scenic area charges CNY 6 per hour.