Photo-worthy Suzhou (2-day itinerary included)

Guangzhou🛫Shanghai💰CNY 451 Shanghai🚅Suzhou💰CNY 38 Transportation: 2-hour flight to Shanghai, 30-minute high-speed train to Suzhou. Shanghai Hongqiao Airport and Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station are very close, making transfers very convenient. Accommodation: You can stay near Soochow University, which is close to the attractions. 👉🏻Day 1 Zhuozheng Garden ➡️Suzhou Museum ➡️Pingjiang Road Zhuozheng Garden Buy a joint ticket for Zhuozheng Garden and Tiger Hill, which is cheaper than buying separate tickets. Allow at least 2 hours for your visit. After eating, walk for 10 minutes to Zhuozheng Garden. The garden is quite large, so you can stroll around and take photos to experience Suzhou aesthetics. If you don't like taking photos, we recommend buying a guide. There is an electronic guide available, otherwise, you may find it a bit boring. Lunch: Wuyue Rongji, the squirrel-shaped mandarin fish and hairy crabs are delicious. Suzhou Museum After leaving Zhuozheng Garden, turn right and walk for 5 minutes to the museum. Suzhou Museum is a bit small, and you can finish your visit in half an hour. There is a pool outside that is great for taking photos. The fridge magnets in the cultural and creative store are very beautiful! Pingjiang Road After leaving the museum, walk for more than 10 minutes to Pingjiang Road. You can try the rickshaws on the way, which are quite interesting. The fare to Pingjiang Road is 💰CNY 10. Pingjiang Road snacks: Jiangnan plum blossom cake, Shen Wansan chicken feet, Mo Xiang Zhen He ice cream, Dongwu Sujin mung bean soup (very special), Zhulili sweet porridge (the desserts are very good, I like gorgon fruit), Yufengtang. Eat in the order I wrote, so you don't have to backtrack~ 👉🏻Day 2 Tiger Hill ➡️Shantang Street ➡️Railway Station ➡️Airport Tiger Hill Important things should be said three times: it's a mountain climb, mountain climb, mountain climb, so wear flat shoes! The scenery of Tiger Hill is more beautiful than Zhuozheng Garden, and it is worth climbing. Unfortunately, the leaves were not red when I went. Shantang Street Shantang Street is relatively short, so you can finish your visit quickly. Some of the shops are similar to those on Pingjiang Road, so it's like eating on Pingjiang Road again.