Qiyuan Garden

On weekends, I will drive from Shanghai to the first stop of Suzhou Dongshan. I will buy tickets on Trip.com one day in advance. It is very convenient to scan the code directly to enter the park. We arrived at about 9 o'clock, there were not many parking spaces in the park and they were all full, so we drove forward for about 5 minutes and then walked for 20 minutes to reach Qiyuan. There are not many tourists in the park. The garden is built next to the Taihu Lake basin. There are courtyards, pavilions, Taihu stones inside, especially the Royal Pier embedded in the blue waves of Taihu Lake. It is very easy to walk and play, and there are few people and beautiful check-in points.

Compared with other garden characteristics in Suzhou, Qiyuan has more scenery of Taihu Lake and enhances the permeability of the garden. It can be comparable to the major gardens in the West Lake Scenic Area. It may be that there is not much publicity and no attention.

Say that the small and small face the vast Taihu Lake borrowed the beautiful scenery. Every hall and pavilion is designed with care, and the flowers and trees are hidden. On February 18, several trees with red plums and white plums have quietly bloomed. Unexpected Suzhou gardens, the scenery is excellent. Ctrip buys discounted tickets, remember to place an order two hours in advance, otherwise you will not be able to enter the hospital in time.

The cold wave weather is actually not suitable for Qiyuan, the lake is really cold. But the scenery is really good, there are different scenery around the corner, and the resorts of the family of too tasteful people are indeed extraordinary.

I haven't heard of this garden much, but I felt very pleasant when I came in. Very literate and elegant garden. The corner is a different view, and the tasteful design is lamentable. like very much

The scenic spot is very beautiful. Qiyuan was originally a Xijia Garden. It belongs to the typical Suzhou garden art. There is the imperial pier with the inscription of Emperor Kangxi. The bayberry tree and Liu Yijing that Emperor Kangxi rested are worth seeing!