There is actually a Suzhou garden hidden in the city of Chengdu!

Address: Tianfu Art Park Shu Garden + Yi Garden Museum Tickets: Free, no reservation required Transportation: Take Metro Line 2, Yingbin Avenue Station, Exit D, navigate to "Yiyuan Garden Museum" and walk for 10 minutes The architecture with western Sichuan garden characteristics reflects the strong Sichuan opera culture atmosphere. With a new scene at every step, the whole park environment is exquisite and beautiful. Rockeries, bonsai, ancient bridges, flowing water, every detail is full of carefully crafted beauty, giving the feeling of a home by a small bridge and flowing water. Shu Garden and Yi Garden are two parks that are seamlessly connected. Enter from Yi Garden and walk inside to Shu Garden. The architecture and garden landscape are organically integrated, presenting the characteristics of a Sichuan opera boutique art park that is "precise, ingenious, elegant and beautiful". Kaishu Garden consists of four main buildings and garden landscapes, namely Shuyin Pavilion, Shuyun Pavilion, Shuyi Pavilion and Jinshangfang. Shuyin Pavilion has a performance stage, which is mainly used for drama performances based on Sichuan opera. The other main buildings will become exhibition areas for Sichuan opera culture, cultural and creative products, as well as places for Sichuan opera art exchanges. Game guide: The park is perfect for ancient-style movies like Hanfu and cheongsam! There are many pavilions in Shu Garden where you can rest. Yiyuan has a lot of vegetation, so you can avoid the heat in summer. The park is not crowded on weekends, so it is a good place for children to take a walk and relax. You can visit Yi Garden first, then visit Shu Garden. Photography tips: There are many bonsai in Yi Garden, big and small, and the distant and close views are very photogenic. Take pictures of the reflections of ancient buildings by the Shuyuan Lake. When the weather is good, any picture you take will look like a postcard. PS: There are places to drink tea in both parks. Yiyuan has Chinese food and hot pot. There are no convenience stores or vending machines nearby. It is recommended to bring your own dry food and water! No camping in the park