Top 50 Best Things to Do in Jiangsu

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Anonymous user

A paragon of Eastern garden art. Within a small space, a world is recreated, with water as its soul, pavilions nestled among the trees, and flowers and trees as its medium. Everywhere is a meticulously crafted poetic and picturesque scene, fully demonstrating the refined taste of literati and their philosophy of nature.

M86***45

The trip to Niushou Mountain was impromptu and not part of my plan. I was deeply moved and felt it was definitely worth the visit. Unfortunately, I didn't see any relics. I'll definitely go again next time.

Anonymous user

In early winter, Slender West Lake unfolds like a long ink painting scroll of Jiangnan. The metasequoia forest stands tall on the lakeside, its branches and leaves tinged with wine red. When the sunlight shines through, it looks like flames burning, creating a vibrant yet tranquil contrast with the clear blue lake water. The air is filled with the unique fragrance of metasequoia, mixed with the moisture of the lake water, making every breath refreshing and invigorating. The fragrance of wintersweet also wafts in the air. The yellow tiles and red pillars of the Five Pavilion Bridge are reflected in the mirror-like surface, with the bridge body and its reflection perfectly matching, showcasing the ingenuity of the Qing Dynasty craftsmen.

D15***61

The tickets are relatively good value compared to other zoos, and the zoo has a fairly wide variety of animals. However, it's just too crowded, making the experience unpleasant. There was a half-hour wait for parking at the entrance, and every enclosure was packed with people.

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The attractions near the hotel were drawn by the poem "Hanshan Temple outside Suzhou," which led us to visit. After parking, we drove around for a while before finally arriving at Hanshan Temple. Inside, there was quite a bit to see, and it was very crowded with tourists.

Anonymous user

Yuantouzhu is truly a fantastic place, and I highly recommend everyone visit! Last time I went with my family, we were immediately captivated by the scenery. The shimmering lake and the distant, rolling mountains combined to create a breathtakingly beautiful scene. We took a boat trip on Taihu Lake, enjoying the gentle breeze. Walking along the lakeside paths, the air was filled with fresh scents, making us feel incredibly relaxed. The island boasts many ancient buildings with a rich historical feel, and you can easily discover interesting things just by wandering around. There weren't many tourists, so it wasn't noisy, allowing us to quietly appreciate the scenery. We brought some snacks, found a shady spot under a tree, and chatted while eating—it was incredibly pleasant. I'll definitely tell my friends about this wonderful place, and I'd love to come back again sometime!

Anonymous user

Some interesting attractions were cancelled, as were the nighttime attractions; the park closes at 5 PM, and this wasn't mentioned when purchasing tickets. The rides are just so-so, typical of all theme parks, nothing special. I won't be coming back.

Anonymous user

Kids has most fun. Adults were tired from chasing them through the endless labyrinth!

M12***53

It was a bit overcast, and with winter in the air, it looked a little chilly. I arrived in the afternoon; parking was a bit tight nearby, but I could still find a spot. Ticket verification was easy. Tiger Hill is much larger than I expected. The advantage of the off-season is that there are far fewer people, allowing for a more leisurely stroll.

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To capture the tranquil, picturesque Jiangnan landscape of Lingering Garden, it's recommended to arrive before it opens in the morning; we arrived before 7:30. After queuing for a few minutes, we were among the first visitors to enter. As expected of one of China's four most famous gardens, I highly recommend learning about Lingering Garden's history and the best photo spots before your visit.