Discover the Exquisite Lengxiang Pavilion

Originally built in 1919 and initiated by renowned Jiangnan scholars such as Jin Songcen, the Lengxiang Pavilion at Tiger Hill features the calligraphy of "Lengxiang Pavilion," inscribed by the then 15-year-old calligrapher Hong Hengsun. Surrounding the pavilion are over a hundred plum trees, with red, green, and white blossoms competing in beauty, their subtle fragrance blending harmoniously with the ancient architecture. Ascend the pavilion for a panoramic view of the enchanting Tiger Hill Pagoda and the distant Lingyan Mountains, a truly refreshing experience. The plaque inscribed with "Moonlight of Yesteryear" by Yu Pingbo, referencing Jiang Kui's verse "Subtle Fragrance, Sparse Shadows," adds a touch of elegance. Lengxiang Pavilion is not just a prime location for plum blossom viewing but also a spiritual haven for scholars and refined individuals, offering a tranquil escape from the bustling world. Beneath the plum trees, a small cat lies lazily, seemingly captivated by the subtle, lingering fragrance.