7 must-see Suzhou attractions
Master of Nets Garden
the highlight of this smaller garden is the moon-gazing
pavilion, where night-time visitors can see the moon in the sky, in mirrors and
on the reflective surface of water.
Humble Administrator's Garden
Suzhou's largest classical garden dates to the 1500s and
harbors a maze of canals enveloping islets.
Lingering Garden
this is a Ming Dynasty garden with undulating
architecture that hints at waves on water.
Tiger Hill
the central landmark of Suzhou, Tiger Hill was the burial
site for King He Lu.
Grand Canal
the major artery through Suzhou is the perfect setting
for boating, dining and evening strolls.
Yunyan Pagoda
China's answer to the Pisa's leaning tower, this pagoda
is 154 feet tall, leans three degrees off axis but is shored up and safe for
visitors to climb.
Pan Gate
remnant of Suzhou's ancient fortifications, this
14th-century gate once saw over land- and water- based access to the inner
city.
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