Humble Administrator's Garden is located at No. 178, Northeast Street, Gusu District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province. It is one of the four famous gardens in China and a representative work of Jiangnan classical gardens. Humble Administrator's Garden was built in the early years of the Ming Dynasty (about 1509 AD) and has a history of more than 500 years. The whole garden covers an area of 78 acres and is divided into three parts: East, Middle and West
Distribution and characteristics of scenic spots Humble Administrator's Garden is divided into three parts: East, Middle and West: Eastern Scenic Area : It is dominated by flat hills, pine forests and lawns, and bamboo ponds and winding waters, creating a natural and wild atmosphere. The main attractions include Lanxue Hall, Furong Pavilion and Tianquan Pavilion. Lanxue Hall is the entrance to the east, and Furong Pavilion is a good place to appreciate lotus, which is especially beautiful when the lotus blooms in summer
Central Scenic Area : This is the essence of Humble Administrator's Garden, dominated by water, with wide pools and lush trees, and natural scenery. The core building is Yuanxiang Hall. In summer, there are fields of lotus leaves, lotus breezes blowing in the face, and fragrance is sent far away. The central scenic area also includes attractions such as the Xuexiang Yunwei Pavilion and the Hefeng Simian Pavilion.
The western scenic area: mainly exquisite buildings, the main attractions include the Eighteen Mandala Flower Pavilion and the Thirty-six Mandarin Duck Pavilion. The architectural style of the western scenic area is different from that of the eastern and central areas, and is more refined and delicate.