Fengqiao Scenic Area
Fengqiao Scenic Area is located on the bank of the ancient canal 3.5 kilometers west of Suzhou City. It is composed of Hanshan Ancient Temple, Jiangfeng Ancient Bridge, Tieling Ancient Pass, and Fengqiao Ancient
The "Five Ancients" of the town and ancient canal are provincial-level scenic spots with the main tourist content.
Hanshan Temple Maple Bridge is one of the important components of Suzhou’s scenic spots and has unique historical and cultural value. In particular, Zhang Ji's poem "Night Mooring on the Maple Bridge" "The moon is setting, the crows are crying, the sky is full of frost, the river maple fishing fire is facing melancholy, the Hanshan Temple outside the city of Suzhou, the midnight bell is ringing for the passenger ship", not only in China It is popular among the population and has spread across the oceans to Japan, Europe and other countries.
Jiangcun Bridge and Fengqiao have been famous since ancient times and have a history of 1,100 years. They were destroyed by war in the 10th year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty and rebuilt in the 6th year of Tongzhi. The ancient transportation under the bridge
The river is a section of the Beijing-Hangzhou Canal.
Tielingguan was built in the 36th year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1557) and rebuilt in the 9th year of Daoguang in the Qing Dynasty (1829). It is also known as the Maple Bridge Watch Tower and is the only existing one in Suzhou
Existing anti-Japanese relics.
Fengqiao Ancient Town consists of two pedestrian streets, Fengqiao Street and Hanshan Temple Lane. One side faces the river and is winding, maintaining the scene of every family leaning on the river. It has
a typical canal Water town style.
Ticket price: 35 yuan
Master of the Nets Garden
Master of the Nets Garden is located in Kuojiatou Lane in the southeast corner of the ancient city of Suzhou. It is known as the Suzhou Garden. The "Extreme Small Garden" can be regarded as a model of Chinese gardens where less can win more.
In 1982, it was listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit by the State Council. In December 1997, it was included in the "World Cultural Heritage List" by UNESCO.
Master of the Net Garden is a typical example of the connected layout of the ancient Suzhou family’s residences and gardens, with the east residence and the west garden being combined in an orderly manner. That is, with the pool as the center, it is composed of five parts: the eastern residential area, the southern banquet area, the central ring area, the western inner garden hall Chunyi and the northern study area. The layout of the whole garden is neat and balanced in appearance, and the interior
has different realms depending on the scenic areas. The landscape area in the middle of the park highlights the water-centered theme. The water surface is gathered but not divided. The stone curved bridge in the northwest of the pool is low and close to the water, and the quiet bridge in the southeast is slightly arched. The yellow stone rockeries surrounding the pool are of varying heights and twists and turns, giving the pool surface a wide range of water and its source.
Infinite meaning. The buildings in the park are known for their beautiful shapes, exquisiteness and compactness, especially the pavilions around the pool, which are small, low and transparent, and the interior furniture decorations are also exquisite and varied.
Master of the Nets Garden means "the garden of fishermen and old men". The landscape layout and the names of scenic spots in the garden contain a strong sense of seclusion. The whole park covers an area of ??only 8 acres
. It feels spacious but not cramped. It has a prominent theme, a compact layout, is small and exquisite, delicate and elegant, and successfully uses the relationship of proportion and symmetry
and Using contrasting techniques to achieve better artistic effects, it is a representative work of Suzhou's medium-sized classical gardens.
Ticket price in off-season: 20 yuan
Ticket price in peak season: 30 yuan
Canglang Pavilion
Located in Canglang, Renmin Road No. 3 Ting Street was listed as a cultural relic protection unit in Suzhou in 1963 and a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province in 1982.
The old site of Canglang Pavilion was originally the pool hall of Sun Chengyou, the military envoy of the Wu Army in the Five Dynasties, but it was gradually abandoned. In the fourth year of Qingli in the Northern Song Dynasty (1044), the poet Su Shunqin was demoted and lived in Wuzhong. He purchased the site of Sun's garden for 40,000 yuan and built a pavilion named "Canglang" on the mountain and water in the north. , taking the meaning of "The clear water of Canglang can wash my tassel, and the turbid water of Canglang can wash my feet" in "Mencius" and "Chu Ci", he called himself Canglang Weng and wrote "Canglang Weng". "Canglang Pavilion". After that, its owners changed repeatedly.
First, Zhang Zhuangmin (someone said Zhang Shen Gong) and Gong Xizhong each got half. Zhang expanded the garden and built a large pavilion. "The victory of the garden pavilion is in the southeast."
Canglang Pavilion has experienced ups and downs through generations, and now covers an area of ??11,000 square meters, with a water surface of 4,862 square meters in front of the door. Although it is not the original appearance of the Song Dynasty, the clear water outside the garden lingers.
The ancient pavilions and ancient trees in the garden still retain the charm of the past. Canglang Pavilion is high in the sky and wide in water, with a clear and vast environment. Many literati and famous people in the past dynasties have written poems and chanted it.
The pavilion couplet is a collection of poems by Ouyang Xiu and Su Shunqin, "The clear breeze and the bright moon are priceless, and there is love for people near the water and the mountains far away." It is very popular and has been passed down through the ages. The Temple of Five Hundred Worthies
It collects 594 famous sages in Wu County from the Zhou Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty 2,400 years ago. They carved stone statues to serve as examples for future generations. Ji Li, Wu Zixiu, Bai Juyi, Fan Zhongyan, Wen Tianxiang, Han Shizhong, Tang Bohu, Wen Zhengming, Kuang Zhong, Lin Zexu, etc. are all listed among them, and they have high documentary value.
Ticket price in off-season: 15 yuan
Ticket price in peak season: 20 yuan
Lotus Garden
Three sides are surrounded by the river, one is facing the river Street, covering an area of ??11 acres. The house is in the middle and has two gardens, east and west, hence the name Lotus Garden. Lotus root and Ou Tong. Here
it means that both the couple live in seclusion and return to the fields, and they farm together.
It has major buildings such as "Chengquge Hall", "Shuangzhao Building", "Tingcao Building", "Weaving Curtain Old House"
The unique shape of Huangshi Mountain is a good place for tourists, rest and sightseeing .
The East Garden was originally built by Lu Jin, the prefect of Baoning in the early Qing Dynasty, and was named "Sheyuan", also known as "Xiaoyu Forest". Later it was Zhu's villa. During the Guangshao period, Shen Bingcheng, the governor of Anhui Governor's Office and Liangjiang, resigned and settled in Suzhou. He returned to his fields and lived in seclusion. He hired painter Gu Tan to add new buildings and expand the West Garden on the basis of renovating the old site of Sheyuan Garden.
, became the current situation, and was owned by Liu Guogou of Changzhou in the early Republic of China
Ticket price in off-season: 15 yuan
Ticket price in peak season: 20 yuan
Hanshan Temple
Hanshan Temple is located in Fengqiao Town outside Changmen. It is now a Buddhist activity site. Zhang Ji, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, passed by Fengqiao and wrote the famous line "The moon is setting, crows are crying and the sky is full of frost,
The river maple is fishing and the fire is facing melancholy, the Hanshan Temple outside the city of Suzhou, the midnight bell is ringing for the passenger ship", and the poetry has been rhymed ever since. The sound of the bell has been passed down through the ages. Nowadays, every New Year,
People have the custom of going to Hanshan Temple to listen to the bells to abandon their worries and sorrows.
The temple was also called Fengqiao Temple in ancient times. It was first built in the Liang Tianjian period of the Southern Dynasty and was formerly known as Miaopuming Pagoda Courtyard. According to legend, Han Shan and Shi De, eminent monks of the Tang Dynasty, came from Tiantai Mountain to be the abbots of Guoqing Temple, so it was renamed Hanshan Temple. In the fourth year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1134), monk Fa moved to rebuild the temple. The temple was destroyed by fire many times. Most of the existing temples were rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty. In early 1954, a comprehensive renovation was carried out, and the Hualan Building of a house in Xianzhou Lane, Song Dynasty was moved to the temple to restore the "First Building of Fengjiang"
The old building. In 1995, the "Pu Ming Pagoda", a five-level, four-sided pavilion-style imitation Tang Buddhist pagoda built more than 42 meters behind the temple, was completed and became a landmark building in the Fengqiao Scenic Area.
The temple faces east and west, covering an area of ??about 10,600 square meters. There is a Sumeru seat in the middle of the main hall, with a seated image of Tathagata Buddha on it, and Ananda and Kasyapa standing on the left and right. Along the walls on both sides sit eighteen gilt-iron Arhats with different expressions. They were cast during the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty. There are bells and drums on the left and right, and the bell is imitating the Tang style bronze breast bell.
The head bell was sent by the Japanese for worship in the 32nd year of Guangxu.
Beisi Pagoda (Baoen Temple Pagoda)
Beisi Pagoda is the common name of Baoen Temple. It is located in Beita Park. It is a Chinese pavilion-style pagoda and is known as "the first ancient temple in Wuzhong". It was first built in the Three Kingdoms. According to legend, it was built by Sun Quan to repay his mother's kindness, hence the name Bao'en Temple Tower.
There are still some Baoen Temple hall buildings rebuilt in the Ming and Qing Dynasties around the tower. Located in the east of the tower, the Buchanchen Guanyin Hall, commonly known as Nanmu Guanyin Hall, was built in the 23rd year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty. The existing hall was rebuilt during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. It is the most complete Ming Dynasty building in Suzhou. . The hall is built on a mountain with double eaves, with five bays in width, five bays in depth, and four shelves in the interior. It has an eaves gallery in front, the eaves are 7 meters high, the surrounding eaves pillars are angled stone pillars, and the inner pillars are made of nanmu. .
There is a corridor in the south of Guanyin Hall, which displays the largest giant lacquer sculpture in China, "The Picture of Prosperity and Prosperity", also known as the "Picture of Prosperity in Gusu", which is 32 meters long.
High 2 m.. Behind the pagoda is the rare Yuan Dynasty stone carving "Zhang Shicheng Commemorative Monument"
There is an ancient bronze Buddha Hall and a Sutra Pavilion with a single eaves. It is built on a hard mountain with a Guanyin gable, seven rooms wide and six rooms deep.
The five rooms are halls, and the left and right rooms are buildings. The beams and ridges are in Huizhou architectural style. It is built in the style of a mountain pavilion with eaves, seven rooms wide on the floor and four rooms deep. The ground floor is nine rooms wide and six rooms deep. There is a garden in the northeast of the original pagoda, with steep rocks and lingering pools. , Pavilions, pavilions, corridors and bridges are all in their own place
It is called Meipu. As for the four stone pillars, three five-story wooden archways on the south side of the tower, the three-bay hard-topped foyer and the brick-tiled eight-character wall, they are from the time of Ma Yi Ke's application< /p>
Things in front of the temple.
Tickets are 15 yuan, climbing the tower is 10 yuan