Cheap Holidays to Suzhou

Suzhou Holidays

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Holidays in Suzhou

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As you wander the city streets, you'll be rubbing shoulders with roughly 5,300,000 people.

It lies 640 miles away from Beijing, the national capital, and 40 miles away from Wuxi.

It can sometimes be difficult to find fun activities that the whole family will enjoy. Luckily, attractions such as the Ferris Wheel Paradise, Suzhou Water Park and Suzhou Amusement Park mean this won't be a problem in Suzhou.

Wandering around the landscaped gardens and artistic plant displays at the Guzhang Botanical Garden feels like floating through a vibrant dreamland.

Curl up with a good novel, play a game or just watch the clouds pass overhead at Tiger Hill and the Lingering Garden. Alternatively, head outside and get moving at the Master of the Nets Garden or the Lion Grove Garden.

Take in the gorgeous views and the soothing sounds of rippling water at Jinji Lake or Diaoyuzhu Park. Don't forget to go and observe the foraging waterbirds at Tai Hu Lake and DuShu Lake either.

You probably know about its best shopping centres or squares, but don't forget that Suzhou has some excellent natural havens too. Jiangsu Yushan Mountain National Forest Park and Suzhou Taihu Yuyangshan Scenic Area are two to think about. For those who haven't quite had their fix, Qionglongshan Dongwu National Forest Park and Liangfeng Ecological Park are a couple more worth experiencing.

If you're looking to learn a new thing or two or just find shelter from a wet-weather day, the Suzhou Museum and the Changshu Museum should be on your itinerary. Enquire about group tours or study the captivating displays at your own pace. If you're not pressed for time, also go to the Suzhou Pingtan Museum and the Zhangjiagang Museum.

Don't worry, you don't have to be a skivvy-wearing art critic to make sense of the fascinating, surprising and sometimes challenging pieces which grace the walls of the Xiao Fangfang Performing Arts Museum.

Take an eye-opening journey into yesteryear at the Píngtán Museum and the Suzhou Inscriptions Museum. Both exhibits pride themselves on making the city's vivid history relevant and entertaining to audiences.

Want to better understand Suzhou's history? Two places you shouldn't miss are the Pan Gate and Beisi Pagoda. Zhang Pu Residence and the Gate to the East are also worth your while.

Precious Belt Bridge and Taihu Bridge have transported countless people over the city's waterways for what seems like forever, so the least you can do in return is add them to your itinerary. They aren't the only historic crossings. Baodai Bridge and Shiyan Bridge have also been waiting for you for a long time.

Many notable residents have called Tianfei Palace home. From lavish decor to its impressive façade, this stately abode pulls out all the stops.

With its heavy walls and grand turrets, Peachblossom Castle is a magnificent structure. Admire its façade or simply rest your eyelids and picture it in times of yesteryear.

Are you fascinated by religion? Get a better understanding of the area's relationship with faith at the Hanshan Temple and the Xuanmiao Temple. Qiandeng Yan Monastery and the Baoshan Temple also attract many spiritual travellers.

They're probably not at the top of your itinerary, but Sutong Yangtze River Bridge and the Suzhou Culture and Arts Center are still well worth a visit. Yuanrong Times Square and Old Streets also promise a great day out.