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No. 6 of Top Gardens in SuzhouClosed Today Open tomorrow at 07:30-17:30(Tickets available until 17:00; admission ends at 17:00)
Recommended sightseeing time:0.5-1 hour
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No. 3, Canglangting Street, Renmin Road, Gusu District, Suzhou CityMap
Phone0512-962015
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The garden is not big, the rockery garden structure of the garden, the Han Shizhong residence of the Southern Song Dynasty of the Langlang Pavilion, an hour of shopping is enough, the ornamental nature is general, just famous, in contrast, I prefer other gardens in Suzhou.
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Canglang Pavilion is one of the existing ancient gardens in Suzhou, represending the Song Dynasty gardens. The park is characterised by rockery sceneries. The rockery in the park is integrated with the pool outside the park, connected by multiple corridors. The garden also has hundreds of decorative window styles, with changing patterns and exquisite structure, typically presenting Suzhou garden windows.
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World Cultural Heritage - 'Canglang Pavilion'Canglang Pavilion is the oldest garden in Suzhou, built during the Qingli period of the Northern Song Dynasty. It is listed as one of Suzhou's four major gardens from the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, along with the Lion Grove Garden, Humble Administrator's Garden, and Lingering Garden. Its name comes from the former owner Su Shunqin, who built a pavilion in the garden and was inspired by the saying, 'The clear waters of Canglang are fit to wash my tassel; the murky waters of Canglang are fit to wash my feet,' thus naming it Canglang Pavilion and calling himself the Old Man of Canglang, hence the garden's name. 🧡The garden's main scenery is its rockery, with a soil mountain facing the entrance and the Canglang Stone Pavilion situated on top. Below the mountain, a pond is excavated, and a winding covered corridor connects the landscape of mountains and water. The long corridor's walls are inlaid with various types of lattice windows, totaling 108 patterns, including fan-shaped, pomegranate-shaped, autumn leaf-shaped, peach-shaped, and other assorted designs, as well as rare patterns like tortoise shell and cloud dragon motifs. 💛The Mingdao Hall in the southeast part of the rockery is the main building of the garden. There are also other buildings and landscapes such as the Facing Water Pavilion, Five Hundred Sages Shrine, Mountain Viewing Tower, Cui Linglong Pavilion, Yangzhi Pavilion, Yinxin Stone House, and Imperial Stele Pavilion. It is recommended to choose a sunny afternoon to avoid the crowds, wander through Canglang Pavilion, and seek out the mottled light and shadows and the swaying bamboo groves. 📍No. 3 Canglang Pavilion Street, Gusu District, Suzhou City 🎫15 yuan per person, tickets can be purchased one day in advance on the platform 📆7:30-17:00 🕒Visiting time: 0.5 days (If time allows, you can also visit the nearby Keyuan Garden)Bella Edwards
Here comes the niche cultural travel route for a one-day tour in SuzhouTested and fun, go check it out! Mark it down! Confucian Temple➡️Canglang Pavilion➡️Wangshi Garden➡️Huan Yu Hui➡️Le Village First stop: Confucian Temple Visiting a city, one can start by exploring its cultural pulse and sipping some 'ink'. A must-visit with kids to pay respects to Confucius. Ticket🎫 Free Second stop: Canglang Pavilion Qu Yuan wrote in 'The Fisherman' from 'Chu Ci': 'The clear waters of the Canglang cleanse my tassel; the murky waters of the Canglang cleanse my feet.' The pond at the entrance is worth a group photo. The leaky windows in the garden, and the bamboo are photo-worthy. Ticket🎫 20 Third stop: Wangshi Garden The wisteria flowers have just bloomed. Definitely a hot spot now. Suggested to visit in the late afternoon or evening, when you can see the sunset dyeing the walls golden. Ticket🎫 40 Fourth stop: Huan Yu Hui A must for a check-in photo on Suzhou's famous wall. Grab a bite when you're tired, and have a coffee to rest your feet. Fifth stop: Le Village Suzhou's big-character check-in wall. Next to it, there are snack bars and pubs. At night, you can see poems hanging from the trees. Absolutely beautiful. Suzhou's gardens usually close by 5 pm, no need to rush like a commando. Departing at ten in the morning is fine. Staying near Shiquan Street, you can also enjoy an 'Old Wang's pancake'. tips📝 If you have a budget, it's recommended to rent Hanfu. Wearing traditional clothes and taking photos in the gardens is really worth it!! If you like taking photos, bring several sets of clothes. One set for each garden🉑 Suzhou is suitable for a leisurely stroll, experiencing the Suzhou-style life. Suzhou-style roaming (slow touring) haha sweet.The Culinary Camper
Spring arrives in Suzhou | Canglang Pavilion (1587)| Canglang Pavilion (1587). Canglang Pavilion, located in the south of Suzhou city, is the oldest garden in Suzhou, originally built during the Qingli period of the Northern Song Dynasty (1041-1048), and in the early Southern Song Dynasty (early 12th century) it was the residence of the famous general Han Shizhong. The garden art of Canglang Pavilion is unique, with a pool of green water set outside the garden gate before one enters. The main landscape inside the garden is rockery, with a man-made hill facing the entrance, and the Canglang Stone Pavilion is situated on top of it. Below the hill, a water pond is excavated, and a winding covered corridor connects the mountains and waters. Mingdao Hall, located in the southeast part of the rockery, is the main building of the garden, and it is complemented by other structures such as the Five Hundred Sages Shrine, Kanshan Tower, Cuilinglong Pavilion, Yangzhi Pavilion, and the Imperial Stele Pavilion. Canglang Pavilion, along with Lion Grove Garden, Humble Administrator's Garden, and Lingering Garden, is listed as one of Suzhou's four major gardens from the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. In addition to the Canglang Pavilion itself, the garden also features the Yinxin Stone House, Mingdao Hall, Kanshan Tower, and other buildings and landscapes. In 2000, as part of the 'Suzhou Classical Gardens Supplementary Project' to the 'World Cultural Heritage', it was inscribed on the 'World Heritage List' by UNESCO, and in 2006, it was listed as the sixth batch of national key cultural relics protection units by the State Council.SLOANE VARGAS
Canglang Pavilion~My favorite Suzhou-style garden~It is also the oldest existing garden in SuzhouCanglang Pavilion is a World Cultural Heritage site, located at No. 3 Canglang Pavilion Street, Sanyuanfang, south of Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province. It is a classical Chinese garden architecture of the Han nationality that was first built during the Qingli period of the Northern Song Dynasty. Originally a private garden of the literati Su Shunqin, it covers an area of 1.08 hectares and is the most ancient garden among the existing gardens in Suzhou. After Su Shunqin acquired the garden, he built the Canglang Pavilion by the water in 1045 and wrote 'Record of the Canglang Pavilion,' which made the garden's name well-known. In the early years of the Southern Song Dynasty's Shaoxing period, the Canglang Pavilion was acquired by Han Shizhong, a famous general who resisted the Jin Dynasty, and was renamed 'Han Garden.' In the tenth year of the Xianfeng era (1860), the Canglang Pavilion was destroyed in a military fire. After the fire, Zhang Shusheng rebuilt the Canglang Pavilion with the help of Wu You. Located within Sanyuanfang in the south of Suzhou City, it is the oldest famous garden in Suzhou, built by the Song Dynasty poet Su Zimei. The art of garden-making at Canglang Pavilion is extraordinary. Before entering the garden, there is already a green water encircling and willows swaying in the wind. Leaning on the railing by the bank, the rugged rocks and winding covered corridors integrate the inside and outside of the garden through the windows. The garden is dominated by a mountain with ancient trees reaching the sky, and the famous Canglang Pavilion is hidden on the top of the mountain. The Mingdao Hall to the south is the largest building in the garden, with three Song Dynasty stone inscriptions hanging on the wall, which are the Astronomical Chart, Song Territory Map, and Song Pingjiang Map (Suzhou City Map); the Five Hundred Sages Shrine has more than five hundred stone reliefs of figures related to the history of Suzhou embedded within. In the southwest of the garden, there is an artificial mountain cave named Yinxin Stone House; on the mountain, there is a small building called Kanshan Tower, from which one can enjoy the scenery of Suzhou from afar.JANELLE ROBBINS
The gentle breeze and the bright moon are priceless, and the proximity to water and the distance of mountains are all filled with affectionI used to think that the life of an ancient lady must have been quite boring, unable to go out and play all day, nor watch TV, and without the ability to use mobile phones or play games. Where did their pleasure come from, could it just be from looking at flowers? It is indeed from looking at flowers and plants, this kind of ultimate romance. The enjoyment of the ancients is something we can't fully comprehend. Pushing open the door, there is a plum tree in full bloom; the garden has flowers in all four seasons. Camellias also have the 'Eighteen Scholars,' and plum blossoms are even more elegantly beautiful. The pink plum of the Canglang Pavilion, you can see it as soon as you open the door. It's simply too beautiful; previously it was the winter plum, and now it's this one. If I were an ancient person, I wouldn't want to go out either. I would just stroll and walk around in the courtyard, and that would be enough. This light and shadow, every blade of grass and tree, is a beautiful scene. The gentle breeze and the bright moon are priceless, and the proximity to water and the distance of mountains are all filled with affection. Gracefully standing by the shore of Taihu Lake, calmly gazing at the Dongting Mountain, where fish and dragons hide, and the mist deeply locks the vast expanse in between. Looking at such beautiful scenery, how can one not compose a line of poetry or verse?BONNIE CARPENTER
Canglang Pavilion in Suzhou | Unwilling to compete with the bright winter snow, it bestows its unique beauty and lingering fragrance to solitudeJade plum trees quietly bloom, with endless subtle fragrance rolling in. Auspicious snow flutters and dances in the southern garden, as a pot of aged wine intoxicates the terrace. Photos were taken in early January at Canglang Pavilion, a very niche garden in Suzhou, where the wintersweet flowers bloom, filling the garden with a floating, hidden fragrance, anticipating the arrival of spring. - 📍Canglang Pavilion (7:00-17:30) 🎫Peak season 20 yuan/person, off-season 15 yuan/person, garden pass accepted. - Canglang Pavilion is the oldest garden in Suzhou, originally built during the Qingli era of the Northern Song Dynasty (1041-1048 AD), and in the early Southern Song Dynasty (early 12th century AD), it was the residence of the famous general Han Shizhong. The garden art of Canglang Pavilion is unique; before entering the garden, a pool of green water is set to encircle the outside. The main scenery inside the garden is rocky mountains, with a soil mountain facing the entrance, on which the Canglang Stone Pavilion is situated. Below the mountain, a water pond is excavated, and a winding covered corridor connects the mountains and waters. The Mingdao Hall in the southeast part of the rockery is the main building of the garden, which is complemented by other structures such as the Five Hundred Sages Shrine, Kanshan Tower, Cuilinglong Pavilion, Yangzhi Pavilion, and the Imperial Stele Pavilion. Canglang Pavilion, along with Lion Grove Garden, Humble Administrator's Garden, and Lingering Garden, is listed as one of the four great gardens of the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties in Suzhou. In addition to the Canglang Pavilion itself, there are other buildings and landscapes such as the Yinxin Stone House, Mingdao Hall, and Kanshan Tower.W1nt3rsh@d0w_Cr1ms0n
A niche attraction that wins with its rockery gardens - Canglang PavilionScenery not to be missed at Canglang Pavilion The surrounding cloister It connects the inner and outer landscapes with water outside and mountains inside, offering a broad view, which is very unique. 2108 styles of lattice windows There are so many lattice window designs, including flowers, animals, geometric shapes, seasonal themes, etc., which make one admire the ancient aesthetics. The bamboo grove inside the Canglang Pavilion covers a large area and includes various species such as golden bamboo, purple bamboo, and Arhat bamboo. It's really beautiful when it's lit up! It's also my favorite part. Canglang Pavilion and its rockery Named after the pavilion, the rockery is right in front of the entrance. The pavilion stands on the rockery, surrounded by green plants, exuding a leisurely and elegant charm. - About Canglang Pavilion The oldest garden in Suzhou, dating back to the Northern Song Dynasty Together with the Lion Grove Garden, Humble Administrator's Garden, and Lingering Garden, it is known as one of the four great gardens of Suzhou from the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties Although it has changed owners and been damaged, the rockery and the surroundings have mostly maintained their original appearance~ 💰Ticket price: 15 Opening hours: 07:30-17:00 Little tips: Recently, the beauty tea and wintersweet are blooming at the same time, and you can also enjoy the camellias on the rockeryBenjaminPrice$54
A Journey to Canglang Pavilion: A Spiritual Voyage in Ancient CharmStepping into Canglang Pavilion is like traveling through a time tunnel, returning to the ancient water towns of Southern China. With every step, one can hear the echoes of history; with every glance, one can see the sediment of culture. Pavilions and towers are arranged in an exquisite disorder, shaded by green trees and fragrant with blooming flowers. The lake shimmers, reflecting the colors of the sky and the tranquility within people's hearts. Here, time seems to slow down, allowing one to savor each scene and feel each moment of peace. Whether it's a gentle breeze on the face or the sparkling ripples on the water, there's an unprecedented comfort and pleasure. Leaving Canglang Pavilion, one's heart is filled with emotions and memories. This place is not just a scenic spot, but also a haven for the soul. Here, we can let go of worldly troubles and find inner calm and peace. It is hoped that everyone who comes here can feel this beauty and tranquility, allowing their spirit to truly relax and be nourished.yvaine_6072
The place where the ancients read is so elegant, the plum blossoms of the Canglang Pavilion tell youThe Wénmiàoxiāng Room of Canglang Pavilion, taken from Du Fu's poem 'The lamp shadow shines without sleep, must be clear and smell the wonderful fragrance', was originally the place where the garden owner read. · Here, with the fragrance of cold plum, quiet orchid, and clear bamboo, a secluded and quiet realm is created, complemented by the color of banana, the worldly dust is instantly clean, and the worldly thoughts are instantly gone. · Whenever the plum blossoms bloom, the room is full of quiet fragrance, it is unimaginable how elegant it is to read here. · 🏠Address: Canglang Pavilion Straight Street, Gusu District, Suzhou City ⭐Tickets: 0. 🚗Transportation: Self-driving nearby parking lot / Subway to Sanyuanfang Station ⏰Time: All day ·DIANA BENSON
Suzhou wintersweet|The winding path leads to a secluded and fragrant place|The winding path leads to a secluded and fragrant place. Suzhou wintersweet|The winding path leads to a secluded and fragrant place. The winding path leads to a secluded place, the Zen room is deep in flowers and trees. Here is a set of vertical Suzhou wintersweet Suzhou Canglang Pavilion|Lion Grove Garden Sony A7M3WanderingVirtuoso
Not all Suzhou gardens are called Canglang Pavilion!||||||.🏯There are many gardens in Suzhou, but the one I want to visit at first glance is still Canglang Pavilion, full of chivalry and the poetic charm of the south of the Yangtze River! 🎠Su Shunqin was wronged and demoted, spent forty thousand money to buy this deserted garden, built this pavilion to retire, accompanied by the moon, relying on plants, although he is a literati but after frustration also shows free and easy. And the Canglang Pavilion he built is different from other garden landscapes, before entering the gate you can see the stream surrounding the whole garden, entering the garden you are greeted by a mountain view🏯, the mountain and water are connected by a complex corridor, full of poetic and picturesque!🏕️ 📸Reasons to recommend Canglang Pavilion in winter: 1️⃣Missed the blooming flowers in Suzhou gardens in spring, the drizzle in summer, the falling leaves in autumn, most people think there is nothing to see in winter, but Canglang Pavilion has a more than two hundred years old beauty tea, competing with plum blossoms, only in winter can you see its style 2️⃣Canglang Pavilion has less traffic compared to Zhuozheng Garden, Liuyuan, Wangshi Garden, you can enjoy the classical elegance of Suzhou gardens 3️⃣The garden art of Canglang Pavilion is different from other gardens, one step one window, one window one scene, very suitable for taking pictures 📍Address: No. 3 Canglang Pavilion Street, Gusu District 🚇Transportation: 500 meters walk from Exit 2 of Sanyuanfang Station on Line 4 🗺️Ticket: 15 yuan in off-season, 20 yuan in peak season 🗾Recommended route: Lotus Flower Water Pavilion——Jing Yun——Wen Miaoxiang Room——Mingdao Hall——Yaohua Boundary——Cui Linglong——Five Hundred Famous Scholars Shrine——Yubei Pavilion——Hundred Years Beauty Tea 🧳Take advantage of the blooming camellias, everyone rush, please be sure to protect them while enjoying the flowers in the garden, opposite Canglang Pavilion is Ke Garden, which is also a very good garden, you can buy a joint ticket for a discount, the nearby Yan Wenliang Memorial Hall is also good!Matthew.Ross.56
Suzhou Canglang PavilionThe Canglang Pavilion, along with the Lion Grove, Humble Administrator's Garden, and Lingering Garden, is listed as one of the four major gardens of the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties in Suzhou. In addition to the Canglang Pavilion itself, the garden also houses the Yinxin Stone House, Mingdao Hall, Kanshan Tower and other buildings and landscapes. It is the oldest garden in Suzhou, built during the Qingli period of the Northern Song Dynasty (1041-1048 AD), and was the residence of the famous general Han Shizhong in the early Southern Song Dynasty (early 12th century AD). The garden art of Canglang Pavilion is unique, with a pool of green water set outside the garden before entering the gate. The main scenery in the garden is the rocks, with a soil mountain facing it, and the Canglang Stone Pavilion is located on it. There is a water pool carved under the mountain, and a winding corridor connects the mountains and waters. The Mingdao Hall in the southeast of the rockery is the main building of the garden. In addition, there are other buildings such as the Five Hundred Scholars' Shrine, Kanshan Tower, Cuilinglong Pavilion, Yangzhi Pavilion and Yubei Pavilion.Prof. Lelah Ledner
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The garden is not big, the rockery garden structure of the garden, the Han Shizhong residence of the Southern Song Dynasty of the Langlang Pavilion, an hour of shopping is enough, the ornamental nature is general, just famous, in contrast, I prefer other gardens in Suzhou.
Other Suzhou gardens have similar landscape garden layouts. The difference is that they belong to a private garden. There are different courtyards and scenery in the garden, but I didn’t see the house. The scenery is still good.
The Langlang Pavilion is a relatively mini garden, built next to the water, and you can see the rockery when you enter the door. It means to be straight to the point and has its characteristics. Tickets are not expensive, it should be a yard worth seeing in Suzhou gardens.
Literature master Lin Yutang said that the girl is the most like a woman in China, so I specially bought the floating six notes, from which I knew Shen Fu, the girl, and the girl. On the weekend, I went to Gusu to travel in a hurry, and I still arranged the girl's pavilion. Without the flow of people in the Humble Administrator's Garden, the flow of people in the Canglang Pavilion is sparse and can be carefully tasted. Building by the water makes this garden look different, and the corridors on both sides are especially elegant and chic. The interior decoration is simple and elegant, and even the indoor decorations are so suitable for the bonsai orchids. In short, the experience is very good.
The name comes from the book "The Record of the Sound of the Lang Pavilion" written by Song Suxuqin, and the poem "The Sound of the Lang Pavilion" written by Ouyang Xiu - "The Qingfeng Mingyue is priceless, but unfortunately only sells 40,000 yuan", only this sentence, the world knows the Sound Pavilion.
The Langlang Pavilion is very beautiful and chic, especially the 108 windows of different shapes are too attractive. There are two kinds of scenery in the courtyard with one wall and two corridors, which is great. During the Spring Festival, tickets are better to make an appointment, that is, there are more people, and you can also play in the park, the Confucian Temple, etc.
Compared with the Humble Administrator's Garden and the Lingering Garden, it is very small. During the Qing Dynasty, the Linglang Pavilion moved from the river to the mountain. The bricks on the ground were still printed by craftsmen, like those taken from the city building when it was rebuilt after the founding of the country. There are 500 celebrities in it, and the name of Lin Zexu, but I didn't find it. Opposite the swelling pavilion is the garden.
Each garden in Suzhou has its own characteristics, and the swell pavilion is full of romanticism from name to structure. The garden is built in the water, reflected in pairs, entering the gate, a green river surrounds the whole building, which has a unique charm.