The Master of the Nets Garden is stunning in mid-March.

[Introduction]: I arrived late at the Master of the Nets Garden yesterday, and there was already a line hundreds of meters long. The garden is no longer a quiet private garden, but a popular tourist attraction. The reason for its popularity? It's a photography hotspot with countless picturesque spots. Many tourists come to the Master of the Nets Garden to take photos of the magnolias and crabapple blossoms. Young people today are all about beautiful photos and aesthetics. Suzhou gardens are suitable for various styles, whether it's the glamorous and sexy Republican-era cheongsam style or the graceful and elegant ancient Hanfu style. If you plan to take photos, dress up, do your makeup, and hire a good photographer. ⛺[Things to know]: It is recommended to tour the garden counterclockwise. 🛬[Itinerary]: Two hours doesn't feel like enough time. It's recommended to set aside half a day. Arrive early, enter as soon as the garden opens at 7:30 am, take your time exploring, and leave around 10:30 am. The crowds in the garden from around 10:00 am to 3:00 pm are beyond your imagination. 🧡[Tips]: Suzhou has been hot these past few days, so remember to bring a bottle of water and travel light. On weekends, attractions in the Suzhou Museum and Humble Administrator's Garden area are very popular, and Bus No. 5 is much slower than usual. It's recommended to take the subway. [Regarding portrait rights] The portraits taken incidentally involve portrait rights and are only shared on Trip.com for non-commercial use. If there is any infringement, please contact me to delete them. Please do not misuse or use them commercially. Thank you.