Lion Grove Garden

🌟Highlights: Lion Grove Garden is located in Gusu District, Suzhou, Jiangsu Province. It is one of the four famous gardens in Suzhou, a representative of Yuan Dynasty gardens, and has the largest ancient rockery group in China. The rockery is so exquisite that it is known as the "Kingdom of Rockeries." ❤Recommended reasons: Lion Grove Garden was built in 1342 by the disciples of Zen Master Tianru for him. In 1771, Huang Xi was the top scholar in the imperial examination, and he renovated the mansion and garden, naming it "Wusong Garden." The garden is mainly composed of rockeries and stones, with 16 plaques written by Emperor Qianlong, and more than 20 halls, pavilions, and towers. The main attractions include Yanyu Hall, Hualan Hall, Wenmei Pavilion, Shifang, and the ancient Wusong Garden.