Jiangsu local life

Yiyuan Garden (宜园), located in Yixing, Wuxi, is a renowned AAAA-rated scenic area that showcases the essence of a modern Jiangnan garden with classical elements centered around small bridges and flowing water. It plays a vital role in the overall beauty of Yixing’s tourist attractions. The garden is divided into three main areas: East, Central, […]

Chongan Temple (崇安寺), also known as Xijin Park, is one of the oldest temples in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, boasting a history of over 1600 years. It stands shoulder to shoulder with renowned temples and cultural sites such as the City God Temple in Shanghai, Xuanmiao Temple in Suzhou, and Confucius Temple in Nanjing. Originally a

Lingshan Buddhist Scenic Area in Wuxi (无锡灵山佛教景区), covering approximately 30 hectares, is not only China’s premier Buddhist tourist destination but also the permanent venue for the World Buddhist Forum. Comprising various key attractions such as Little Lingshan, Xiangfu Zen Temple, the Grand Buddha of Lingshan, the World’s First Palm, Maitreya Buddha’s Hundred Children Play, the

Nestled in the serene landscapes of Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, China, the Lingshan Grand Buddha (灵山大佛) stands as a towering testament to spiritual devotion and artistic excellence. Located in the Binhu District, specifically in the Ma Shan Town at 1 Lingshan Road, this monumental masterpiece is a true marvel of engineering and artistry and a highlights

Plum Garden (梅园, Meiyuan Garden), situated on the southern slopes of Dongshan and Xushan in the western outskirts of Wuxi, is a serene sanctuary known for its captivating blend of natural beauty and Chinese cultural heritage. This enchanting garden is divided into three distinct sections, each offering a unique and captivating experience. First, the Plum

Xihui Park (锡惠公园) is located on the western outskirts of Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, covering an impressive 90 hectares. It is a comprehensive and extensive garden that seamlessly combines numerous historical relics with serene leisure and recreational amenities. Historically, this area was known as Huashan, Lishan, and Xizhaoshan, but it gained its name as Huishan during

Nestled in the suburb of Wuxi, China, lies a serene and enchanting retreat known as Nianhua Bay (拈花湾). Covering an expansive area of 106.67 hectares, this picturesque haven is not just a feast for the eyes but also a profound spiritual experience. The name “Nianhua” carries with it a captivating story from Buddhism, where Sakyamuni,