Humble Administrator's Garden - Suzhou, China

Intro - located at 178 Dongbei Street, Co To District, Suzhou, China. This place is one of the forests with strong Jiangnan characteristics built in the Ming Dynasty, 16th century. Up to now, the machine is also a hundred years old. Similarly, the rest of the garden also bears the names of different owners. By 1949, the entire garden was annexed by the government. Unified with the name Chuyet Chinh Vien and opened to the public. In 1997, Chuyet Chinh Vien was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. This event marks a major turning point for the garden as well as the people here. Gradually becoming an attraction for thousands of tourists every year. Attractions - Entering Chuyet Chinh Vien, many tourists were shocked at this place called a World Heritage Site. The ancient stone walkway is covered with yellow leaves, on both sides are a crystal clear lake rippling with waves and rows of ancient willow trees casting shade. Creates extremely fresh, airy air. Walking deep into the forest, you will be amazed by the pavilions, which are decorated with traditional items passed down from generation to generation. Rustic, familiar but no less sophisticated. An ideal check-in point at Toa Huong Lau includes four lattice doors with a strange design. From Toa Huong Pavilion, we can see many special views throughout the garden. Not far away is a pure lotus pond. The gentle fragrance from blooming lotus flowers fills the building every summer. It's truly an ideal space to relax in the summer, isn't it? Hotels - Wyndham Garden Suzhou Food & Restaurants - Yangyang Dumpling Restaurant 洋洋饺子馆 #historicallandmarks #localguides