Suzhou Art Garden: A hidden masterpiece of Ming Dynasty literati gardens💫

🎋Yiyuan, a small garden hidden in the northwest corner of the ancient city of Suzhou, is not as famous as the Humble Administrator's Garden and the Lion Grove, but with its unique tranquility and simplicity, it has become a model of Ming Dynasty literati gardens and a small attraction with a very high cost-effectiveness. 🪷Walking through it, you can feel the peaceful years, as if time has stopped here. There is no noise here, only breeze, ancient trees and gurgling water. This "only remaining copy of a Ming Dynasty literati garden" quietly tells the story of the thousand-year-old elegance of Jiangnan gardens with its simple beauty.  🌱Yipu was first built during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. It was originally built by Yuan Zugeng and was named "Zuiying Hall". Later, it was repaired and renamed by several garden owners including Wen Zhenmeng and Jiang Cai, and finally it was named "Yipu". It covers an area of ​​only 5 acres, but with the pool as the center, it cleverly arranges rockery, pavilions, and terraces to create a "small but exquisite" garden atmosphere. 📍Address: No. 5, Wenya Lane, Suzhou City 💰Per capita consumption: Tickets are only 10 yuan #2月好地方2025 #NewYear2025 #Suzhou