Appreciation of Jiangnan Gardens: Suzhou's Lingering Garden, a lasting beauty between heaven and earth

Lingering Garden is one of the four famous gardens in Suzhou and is a treasure spot that should not be missed. ❤Reasons to Recommend: ✅Spacious with unique scenery: Although Lingering Garden is not as large as the Humble Administrator's Garden, it is much larger than the Lion Grove Garden and Canglang Pavilion, covering an area of over 20,000 square meters, which makes for a very satisfying visit The Lingering Garden is a Qing Dynasty style garden that uses an irregular layout, winding and turning, creating a scene at every step, blending garden architecture with mountains, water, and rocks, simple and natural. ✅Architecturally ingenious: Lingering Garden uses cloud walls and a complex of buildings to divide the garden into four different areas: central, east, north, and west. The central part is known for its landscapes, the east for its hall and courtyard architecture, the north displays hundreds of simple and quaint bonsai, presenting a pastoral scenery. The west is quite wild with forest charm. They are connected by winding corridors, stretching over 700 meters, leading through secluded paths and ravines, with beauty unfolding at every turn. 📍Detailed Address: No. 338, Liuyuan Road, Changmenwai, Gusu District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province 🚉Transportation Strategy: Suzhou has built its subway rapidly in recent years, and many attractions are accessible by subway 🕙Opening Hours: January 1 - February 29 07:30-17:00 (Ticket sales stop at 16:30, entry stops at 16:30) March 1 - October 31 07:30-17:30 (Ticket sales stop at 17:00, entry stops at 17:00) November 1 - December 31 07:30-17:00 (Ticket sales stop at 16:30, entry stops at 16:30) ⏳Recommended Visit Duration: Take a leisurely stroll, snap some photos, usually around 1.5 to 2 hours 💰Ticket Price: It's off-season in winter now, full price is 45 yuan, with discounts for the elderly and students