Popular Night Attractions in Kunshan

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Anonymous user

It's quite far from the city center. Honestly, if you've been to Shantang Street, there's no need to come here again, as the architectural styles are all quite similar. Well, this place is alright, not bad. If you have a car, it's a good place to go. But if you're taking public transport, then just go to Shantang Street.

馋兔奶

The ancient town itself is free. If you want to visit small attractions such as the Ancient Brick and Tile Museum, Ding's House, Zhang Sheng Art Museum, and the Teapot Culture Museum, you can buy a 65-yuan scenic spot ticket. Enter from the south of the ancient town. Most of the highlights are concentrated near the ancient lotus pond in the south. You can visit northward along the east and west sides of the river. Chen Fei's Water Tomb: Located in Wubao Lake, it was built by Emperor Xiaozong of the Southern Song Dynasty to commemorate Chen Fei. It is full of mystery and the water tomb is looming in the lake.

八方来财的幸运

Overall, it's okay. The writing, acting, stage effects, lighting, styling, and stage design are all acceptable. Also, while it features two main characters, the underlying plot lacks substance, making the various smaller stories feel fragmented and unmoving. The fish lanterns are a good idea, making people feel more engaged. However, the 3D is a bit of a bummer!

赶景

Qiandeng Ancient Town, located in Qiandeng Town, Kunshan City, Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, is a lesser-known ancient town in the Jiangnan region. Upon entering, you're greeted by rows of shops selling clothing, milk tea, and snacks. After walking about 2-3 meters, you reach the main scenic area, which doesn't require an entrance fee, except for some old houses and historical sites. Like most Jiangnan ancient towns, it features small bridges, flowing water, historical sites, and various snacks, but the commercial atmosphere is strong. Aside from the dilapidated houses, you can hardly discern the original features of the ancient town; it's more like a park to stroll through. The homogenization of ancient towns these days is too severe.