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Nianhua Bay
Nianhua Bay
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Nianhua Bay

Nianhua Bay

4.6
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7.5
From KRW 27291
Based on 16 reviews
Mashan Scenic Area | 27.3 km from downtown
Phone +864001287777
Address: No. 68, Mashan Huanshan West Road, Binhu District, Wuxi City
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
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Highlights:
󱤎Taste Jiangnan snacks & cuisine
󱓊Tang-Song style inn & food
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When it comes to garden-building, Nianhua Town is truly the pinnacle. The service is excellent, but I wish the food could be a bit more upscale. While prices might be slightly higher than those outside the garden, they shouldn't be too outrageous. The quality should at least be on par with what you'd find outside the garden.
Seniors over 70 and children under 1.4 meters are free, and I happened to get a two-person ticket for 150 yuan, which was a great deal. The scenic area isn't small, considering the high temperatures. The architectural design is indeed quite Zen-like, but it feels commercial. There are interactive programs and performances at designated times, and you can earn coins to redeem for crafting experiences or discounted rides on the miniature train. However, I personally think the miniature train and sightseeing bus fares are prohibitively expensive, and I suggest the scenic area consider the prices of similar attractions and reduce them appropriately. The evening drone show, fireworks display, and Flying Fire Pot were worthwhile and very satisfying.
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Huishan Ancient Town
Huishan Ancient Town
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Huishan Ancient Town

4.6
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3267 reviews
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7.1
From KRW 11307
Based on 111 reviews
Huishan Scenic Spot | 2.5 km from downtown
Phone +86051083333833
Address: Guhuashan Road, Beitang District, Wuxi City
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-4 hours
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The ancient town is a great place for a leisurely stroll. First, visit Xihui Park to see the lake and ride the cable car (tickets are extra), then visit Jichang Garden, the Second Spring Under Heaven, Abing's Tomb, and Huishan Temple. Finally, stroll through Huishan Ancient Town and enjoy the lights. It's a relaxing experience. The cats in the scenic area are all relaxed and lazy, and the natural scenery is beautiful and pleasant.
After walking for an hour, I still didn't reach the ticket gate. It was too hot, so I didn't go any further. There were so many free streets outside and ancestral halls, which were overwhelming. It was full of historical and cultural atmosphere.
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Yao Hu Town
Yao Hu Town
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Yao Hu Town

4.5
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6.3
Yao Hu Town/Longchi Mountain | 72 km from downtown
Phone +86051068106666
Address: 江苏省宜兴市张渚镇窑湖路
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
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No.1 of Water fun & Cool Retreats in Wuxi
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The scenic area is very large and there are performances. You need to reserve a seat in advance. The place where children play in the water is also very good. The small train is very unique and the price is not expensive. It is just that it is dark when you sit at night. It is recommended to sit during the day so that you can enjoy the scenery.
Yaohu Town is a newly developed tourist attraction with comprehensive amenities, perfect for a three-day, two-night stay. From sunrise to sunset, from waterscapes to mountain vistas, you can enjoy a leisurely two or three days without feeling tired. Transportation is also convenient: the high-speed rail from Shanghai to Yixing takes one hour and four minutes, while online taxis and buses take less than half an hour.
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Plum Garden
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Plum Garden

Plum Garden

4.6
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6.0
From KRW 10722
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Taihu Yuantouzhu/Liyuan Scenic Area | 7.5 km from downtown
Phone +86051085517197
Address: No.13, Bianjiawan, Liangxi West Road, Binhu District, Wuxi City
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-3 hours
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No.7 of Best Things to Do in Wuxi
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The Wuxi Plum Garden Scenic Area is located in the western suburbs of Wuxi, bordering Taihu Lake to the south and Mount Longshan to the north. It was built by brothers Rong Zongjing and Rong Desheng in 1912 and donated to the nation in 1955. As a National AAAA-level tourist attraction, it combines natural landscapes with cultural heritage sites. The garden is filled with over 5,500 plum trees of over 400 varieties. Major scenic areas include the Plum Blossom Scenic Area, the Garden Expo Garden, and the Flower Stream Scenic Area. There are attractions in every season: explore the plum blossoms in early spring, admire the lotus in midsummer, appreciate the osmanthus in autumn, and walk in the snow in midwinter.
Wuxi Meiyuan Scenic Area (full name: Wuxi Meiyuan Hengshan Scenic Area) is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction and a national cultural relic protection unit. It is adjacent to Taihu Lake in the south and Longshan Mountain in the north, covering an area of ​​948 acres. It was built by brothers Rong Zongjing and Rong Desheng in 1912 and donated to the country in 1955. The scenic area is divided into three major scenic areas: plum blossom scenic area, cultural relics, and ancient plum and stone garden. There are many attractions such as Xixin Spring, Nianqu Tower, Tianxin Terrace, etc. It is a tourist destination integrating natural landscapes, cultural relics, famous flowers and exotic flowers.
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Qingming Bridge Ancient Grand Canal Scenic Area
Qingming Bridge Ancient Grand Canal Scenic Area
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Qingming Bridge Ancient Grand Canal Scenic Area

4.6
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703 reviews
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5.8
Based on 21 reviews
Nanchang Ancient Street | 2.7 km from downtown
Phone +86051082820321
Address: No. 38, Xiangyang Road, Nanchang District, Wuxi
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-3 hours
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󱓊Savor food & nightlife ambiance
Bars & restaurants on Yangchun Alley
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The Qingming Bridge Ancient Grand Canal in Wuxi is a section of the Grand Canal, connecting the Yangtze River in the north and Lake Taihu in the south, running through the urban area of Wuxi. Located at the intersection of the Grand Canal and Bodu Port, Qingming Bridge is the largest existing stone arch bridge in Wuxi, built during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. The scenic area, centered around Qingming Bridge, maintains a "one river, two streets" layout, with whitewashed walls and black tiles on both sides and numerous historical sites. This is the birthplace of Wu culture and the cradle of Chinese industry and commerce, embodying the charm of a Jiangnan water town and exuding a rich historical and cultural atmosphere.
The Qingming Bridge Ancient Canal in Nanchang Street, Wuxi is located in Liangxi District. It is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction and a Grand Canal heritage site. This is the essence of the ancient canal water town style and an important link in the development of Wu culture and the canal. It was a post station in the Song Dynasty and became an important place for water transport and the center of silk in the Ming Dynasty. The white walls and black tiles on both sides of the ancient canal are mostly in the style of the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the Republic of China. There are scenic spots such as Qingming Bridge and Dagong Bridge. The ancient canal and Bodu Port meet here, forming a unique "water alley" landscape, showing the characteristics of the Jiangnan water city.
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Wuxi Sunac Land
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Wuxi Sunac Land

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4434 reviews
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5.4
From KRW 24952
Taihu Lake Scenic Area/Wuxi rongchuang paradise/Ji | 14.4 km from downtown
Phone +864008959888
Address: Junction of Guqu Road and Yuanxi Road, Binhu District, Wuxi City
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
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No.5 of Family-Friendly Attractions in Wuxi
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Checked in Sunac Park on 6/23, it was perfect, light rain-cloudy-light rain, no queues for each project, the kids were so happy 😊 Ps. After entering the park, you can rent a mobility scooter, 80 per hour, capped at 320 yuan, worth the ticket price, save time and effort
There are many check-in projects in the six theme parks, including many parent-child check-ins, as well as many wonderful performances, interactions, real-life NPCs, etc. The feeling brought by roller coasters and summer is similar. The short flight rewrites gravity with various possibilities imagined by humans. When the rules of physics are broken, the daily routine that is like running on a subway schedule is also briefly broken. All those unspeakable emotions and vigorous and restless emotions are ready to explode, as if the turbulent undercurrent breaks the calm surface, and all the warm, free, and ecstatic feelings occupy me.
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Dangkou Ancient Town
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Dangkou Ancient Town

4.3
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1549 reviews
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4.8
Based on 12 reviews
Dangkou Ancient Town Scenic Area | 24.6 km from downtown
Phone +86051088525000
Address: 55 Hengfang Road, EHu town, Wuxi City
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
Highlights:
󱨟Ancient town snacks like oily meat
Wooden boat night tour of ancient town
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The Beicang River, shrouded in morning mist, was coated in a layer of silver rust. Rowboats paddled past, startling the sound of gongs from the waterside opera stage. An elderly tea drinker in a blue cloth shirt leaned against a beautiful woman's chair, while excerpts from "Pearl Tower" on the radio harmonized beautifully with the chopping of knives at the fried fish shop across the river. The most vibrant scene was around the corner from the "Hua Family Charity Hall": preserved pickles drying on a plaque soaked up the sun, while a young woman at the cultural and creative shop next door scanned a family's account book into a QR code. As the setting sun stained the ivy between the cracks of the blue bricks with golden threads, I suddenly understood what "Dangkou" meant: the entire town, like a swing swung by time, oscillated back and forth between the Ming and Qing dynasties and the present.
Strolling along the bluestone streets of Wuxi's Dangkou Ancient Town feels like stepping back in time. Originally built during the Tang Dynasty and flourishing during the Ming and Qing dynasties, it's known as "Little Suzhou." In ancient times, this area was a vital waterway hub, attracting merchants and producing numerous scholars. Tang Bohu, a prominent scholar from Jiangnan during the Ming Dynasty, left his mark here, and Shao Mi, a renowned painter from the Qing Dynasty, also painted here, adding to the town's elegance. Modernly, it has also produced numerous renowned figures, including Qian Mu, Qian Weichang, and Hua Junwu, who spent their childhoods here. The town's unique attractions include the following: Wang Xin's Former Residence: Wang Xin, the renowned musician and author of "Singing the Motherland," was born in this old house in Dangkou. Within the creaking brick walls, the piano keys still bear the composer's creative passion. It's said that when Wang Xin returned home in his later years, he loved to sit in the courtyard and listen to the rain. Perhaps the melody is woven into the raindrops. Hua's Charity Cemetery: This is a charitable site left behind by the Hua family, a renowned merchant family from the Qing Dynasty. The quaint buildings embody the traditional virtue of charity. Particularly worth a visit is the Yizhuang's accounting office, which retains complete records of its relief efforts, a testament to the warmth and warmth of the ancient town spanning centuries. Huitong Bridge: This Ming Dynasty bridge connects the north and south banks of Dangkou. Standing on the bridge, you can admire the Ming and Qing Dynasty buildings lining the river, as well as the rickety black-sailed boats that drift by. The bridge piers bear the marks of ropes used by trackers, evoking a sense of the vibrant merchant shipping of those days. The boat ride is now affordable, costing 30 yuan both daytime and nighttime. The nearby Huitong Hall houses a "Character Museum." Along the Beicang River: A stroll along the river is the ultimate ancient town experience. The whitewashed walls and black tiles are reflected in the emerald waters, stretching out along the banks, making for stunning views both in the early morning and evening. Additional cultural attractions include the former residences of Hua Junwu, Qian Mu, and Qian Weichang. Currently, no entrance fee is required, but please note that the former residences of famous people usually close at 5:00 PM. Transportation is a bit inconvenient. If you're traveling by high-speed rail, it's closer to Wuxi East Station and a taxi ride takes about 20 minutes.
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Lingshan Brahma Palace
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Lingshan Brahma Palace

4.6
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707 reviews
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4.8
Based on 131 reviews
Mashan Scenic Area | 24.8 km from downtown
Phone +86051085688631
Address: No. 8, Guzhu Ancient Bamboo Road, Binhu District, Wuxi City
Recommended sightseeing time: 2 hours
Highlights:
󰀆Watch the "Ode to Good Fortune" show at night
󱨟Enjoy specialty dining at the thousand-person banquet hall
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1. Lingshan Scenic Area is worth a visit. There are electric cars that shuttle you around the scenic spots, making it very convenient. 2. We arrived at 7:00 AM and left after 3:00 PM, stopping and wandering along the way, making sure we didn't miss any spots. Early in the morning, there were fewer people, so we crammed in, touched the Buddha's palm, took photos, and finished all the popular outdoor activities before the crowds and the sun both arrived. 3. There are some regrets, but the main one is the cave murals: there are too few, and they all seem to be 3D-printed replicas. Another regret is the "Auspicious Song" performance, which was too short. The scene was grand, but it felt like the first act of a gorgeous stage play, ending abruptly. The dance and special effects were just enough. Perhaps it was included in the ticket price, but neither the caves nor the "Auspicious Song" were truly breathtaking. 4. Therefore, the most satisfying part of this trip was the area along the central axis of the Lingshan Buddha. Other highlights include the glazed and pure gold murals in the Brahma Palace Hall and the exterior of the Five Seals Mandala, which are worth seeing. Sunny days are great for taking photos. 5. For lunch, there's a set meal at the Fan Palace for around 98 yuan per person, a buffet for 60 yuan per person, and some small dishes like fried noodles for 25 yuan, fried rice for 25 yuan, and so on. I wanted some vegetarian noodles (in soup), but they weren't available. I couldn't find any drinking water, so I might have been looking in the wrong place. You can often find cultural and creative shops selling drinks, especially the fragrant ones. 6. Parking: It seems to be only on the ground floor. 7. The entrance and exit are located on either side of the parking lot. 8. No need to exchange tickets; just swipe your ID card to enter. Overall, Lingshan Scenic Area is worth a visit.
Walking into the Brahma Palace, you will feel its grandeur and magnificence. The Lingshan Brahma Palace is not only a treasure of Buddhist culture, but also a model of the perfect combination of art and technology. Through regularly held cultural activities and academic forums, it conveys the concepts of peace, compassion, and wisdom, and promotes communication and understanding between people of different cultural backgrounds.
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Hailan Pegasus Watertown
Hailan Pegasus Watertown
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Hailan Pegasus Watertown

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Hailan Pegasus Watertown Scenic Spot | 30.9 km from downtown
Phone +864009287178
Address: No.888, south ring road, xinqiao town, jiangyin city, wuxi city
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
Highlights:
Ride "Gondola" through the area
󱓊Night photos of European-style buildings
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The headquarters of Heilan Home, the architectural style and interior decoration are too reminiscent of the Third Reich of Germany... Whether controversial or not, I can still accept it. The Horse Culture Museum is worth a visit, and the equestrian show should be watched as early as possible.
It's ok to see the horses, the ticket price is ok, but it is recommended that some discounts be given to the elderly. We really like the ponies.
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Meili Ancient Town
Meili Ancient Town
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Meili Ancient Town

4.3
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125 reviews
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High-tech Development Zone/Meili Ancient Town | 13.4 km from downtown
Phone +86051088151508
Address: Intersection of Meili Middle Road and Xinhua Road, Binhu District, Wuxi City
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-3 hours
Highlights:
󰀆Weekend water & wall light shows
󱤎Night lights on Ming & Qing temples
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The night view is very beautiful, worthy of being one of the Spring Festival Gala Wuxi venues. It is also very convenient to eat, with many restaurants and milk tea cake shops. The boat ride takes 20 minutes, which is quite expensive. I took the elderly to do it, it was a one-time experience, and I will not take a boat again in the future. It is no different from seeing the scenery on the shore.
The attraction is free. Meili Ancient Town is a Jiangnan water town with a profound historical and cultural heritage. The ancient town is quaint, with small bridges and flowing water, and well-preserved Ming and Qing Dynasty buildings on both sides of the stone road. Walking into the ancient town, it seems to have traveled back to that prosperous ancient market, and you can experience the tranquility and simple Jiangnan style.
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