Lingering Garden in Suzhou｜The Crown of Gardens in Wu County.

Lingering Garden is a large classical private garden in China, mainly in the Qing Dynasty style. The halls are spacious and magnificent, and the courtyards are full of changes. The whole garden adopts an irregular layout, making the garden architecture blend with mountains, water, and stones to present a natural interest. In a small area, many buildings with their own characteristics have been created, showing the art of gardening in a small space. 🌈Recommended Attractions 1️⃣ Guanyun Peak: The stone of the garden, 6.5 meters high, is said to be a relic of the "Flower and Stone Gang" of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty. It has a peculiar shape, with a high stone peak, and is extremely empty, transparent, thin, and straight, making it a top-quality stone. 2️⃣ Marble Screen: Surrounded by mountains, with overlapping walls and gurgling water, it is a natural marble landscape painting. 3️⃣ Fish Fossil: According to experts, it has a history of more than 140 million years and is a creature of the Late Jurassic period. 4️⃣ Ancient Wood: Originally an ancient cypress and privet tree, it is a sign of good fortune. Later, the old tree died, and now it is replanted with cypress and camellia, with a pink wall as paper, forming a three-dimensional Chinese painting. 5️⃣ Nanmu Hall: Located in the middle of Lingering Garden, it was originally the "Five Peaks Immortal Pavilion" and is one of the most famous buildings in Lingering Garden. Nanmu Hall is made of precious nanmu wood and has high artistic value. The hall is beautifully furnished, showing the elegance and delicacy of Jiangnan gardens. 📍Address: No. 338 Liuyuan Road, Gusu District 🚇Subway: Exit 1, Shilu Station, Line 2 🚎Bus: Get off at Liuyuan Station on 933, 85, etc. 🚘Self-driving: Navigate to Liuyuan Parking Lot 🅿️Parking: Free 🕰️Opening Hours: 7:30–17:30 🎫Ticket: 45 yuan