Are the Suzhou gardens from our Chinese textbooks not worth savoring?

The Complete Guide to Visiting Suzhou Gardens: Real Experiences and Practical Tips As a garden enthusiast, I finally checked off the Suzhou gardens from my bucket list. This visit allowed me to deeply experience the unique charm of Jiangnan gardens, and today I'm going to share some travel strategies and practical tips, hoping to help those planning to visit the Suzhou gardens. 1. Visiting Experience🔥 In the early morning, I stepped into the Humble Administrator's Garden. Sunlight filtered through the leaves, scattering onto the paths, and the air was filled with a faint floral fragrance. Every step revealed a new scene, with mountains, water, pavilions, and towers complementing each other, like a slowly unfolding ink painting. Strolling along the corridors, watching the scenery outside the windows constantly change, I felt as if I had traveled back in time. In the afternoon, I arrived at the Lion Grove Garden. The grotesque rocks here are rugged and winding, resembling a maze. Walking through them, sometimes the path suddenly opens up, and sometimes it takes unexpected turns, full of fun. Standing on the rocks and overlooking the entire garden offers yet another perspective. 2. Practical Guide🔥 👀Ticket Booking: Book tickets in advance on major travel platforms or the official WeChat accounts of the gardens to avoid wasting time queuing on-site. Especially during holidays, when there are more tourists, booking in advance can ensure smooth entry. 👀Visiting Route: Each garden has its own unique layout. It is recommended to get a free tour map after entering the garden and plan your route accordingly. This way, you can more efficiently appreciate the main attractions of the garden and avoid wasting time. 👀Visiting Time: Suzhou gardens are suitable for slow exploration and savoring. It is recommended to allocate 2–3 hours for each garden to fully appreciate its beauty. If time permits, you can choose 2–3 gardens to visit. Visiting too many gardens in one day can be tiring and prevent you from appreciating them in depth. 3. Tips🔥 Photography Tips: The scenery in the gardens is perfect for taking photos. To take beautiful pictures, it is recommended to wear Hanfu or cheongsam, which have a classical charm and add to the atmosphere. When taking photos, you can use the doors, windows, and railings in the garden as frames to enhance the layering of the picture. Precautions: There are many tourists in the gardens. When visiting, pay attention to protecting the cultural relics and the environment. Do not touch the exhibits or damage the flowers and trees. In addition, pay attention to safety and avoid crowding in narrow passages and stairways. The Suzhou gardens are truly worth a visit. Whether it's the natural scenery or the cultural heritage, they can bring you an unforgettable experience. I hope everyone has a wonderful time visiting!