Most people have not reached the most beautiful part of Beisi Pagoda

Most people have not reached the most beautiful part of Beisi Pagoda. Every time I go to Beisi Pagoda station, most people are heading to Suzhou Museum or the Humble Administrator's Garden. But I have always liked going straight to Beisi Pagoda. No admission fee, peaceful and quiet, it is a place of tranquility in the bustling city. Most visitors to Beisi Pagoda stop at the last courtyard, upon seeing the Zen rooms, but behind Beisi Pagoda, there lies a hidden sanctuary. There are mountains, lakes, pavilions, and a tea room. I didn't get the chance to experience the tea room this time, the business hours posted at the door are from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm, and the dixiao is 20, the same as the Yipu Tea Room. The courtyard behind is simply magical around 4 pm, when the sun shines directly on the lake surface, making the water glisten, and causing the leaves, pavilions, and corridors to shimmer, sparkling beautifully. It's especially suitable for live. And the view of Beisi Pagoda from here is also very photogenic. If it's too crowded, I suggest coming here to sit and relax both body and mind. Beita Bao'en Temple