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Heritage Sites: Classic Gardens of Suzhou
Suzhou Introduction:
On the bank of Lake Taihu, Suzhou is some 199km east of Shanghai. Over 2,500 -year-old, the waterside towns and rivers
spanned over with bridges in and around Suzhou are the same age as the city. During the Tang Dynasty, the Grand Canal connected Suzhou
to the rest of empire. Since then, water physically and culturally defines Suzhou.
Suzhou was an centre of silk production and remains so to nowadays.聽The Suzhou Silk Museum is a good place to learn more about silk
production. The classical gardens in Suzhou have been inscribed on the World Cultural Heritage List and these gardens are not the
arrays of closely ordered flowers to which westerners are accustomed to, they look like miniature parks in the western sense. The water
villages in the suburbs, such as Zhou Zhuang and Tongli, are also well known in the world.
Climate: (Degrees Centigrade)
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Food
Jiangsu Province is the birthplace of Huaiyang Cuisine, one of the China's 4 major cuisine. The representative famous banquet are the Water Village Flavours and Tea Banquet in Suzhou. The local flavours and snacks of Suzhou are also well known.
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| Humble Administrator's Garden | Lingering Garden | Master of Nets Garden | Tiger Hill | Panmen Gate | Water Village |