With a history of over 500 years, it is the largest existing classical garden in Suzhou. The entire garden is centered around water, with mountains and waters winding around, pavilions and terraces exquisitely crafted, combining natural charm with delicate elegance, and every step reveals the essence of Jiangnan gardens.

Explore I.M. Pei's "modern garden-style museum," where simple geometric shapes meet traditional Chinese craftsmanship. Discover the cultural treasures of the Wu School of Painting, as well as contemporary designs that incorporate classic elements.

Strolling along Pingjiang Road, this street by the canal is filled with the vitality of Suzhou every day. Walk along the city's waterways, listen to local vendors hawking fresh jasmine flowers, and watch small boats drift by leisurely.

Taste classic Suzhou street snacks, including fresh mooncakes and Su-style noodles. There's also a visual feast: the fusion of traditional wet market culture and modern aesthetic design - this is the perfect photo spot where locals meet trendy internet-famous attractions.

Strolling along Jinji Lake, one of Suzhou's most scenic urban waterfront areas, you can see both the past and future of Suzhou: the timeless silhouette of Beisi Pagoda in the distance and the trendy modern skyline led by the Oriental Gate.

Enjoy a relaxing boat trip on the old Grand Canal. The ancient households and the old city gate wall are along the riverside, and you will immerse yourself in the atmosphere of old times lifestyle and appreciate the charms of old China.