Wuxi (Chinese: 无锡) is an old city in southern Jiangsu province, China. The city borders two other large cities, Changzhou to the west and Suzhou to the east, and borders Zhejiang Province as well in the south. It also covers a coastline of the Yangtze River in the north and two separate coasts of Lake Tai. Wuxi is well known for being one of the birthplaces of China's modern industry and commerce, as well as the hometown of many important businessmen who have played essential roles in building commerce in Shanghai since the early 20th century.
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The Budda is worth the walk. Other attractions there make it a must see.the Temple has a play that tells a very cool story. The opening flower with the Baby Budda starts a little slow but well with the wait.
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Surrounded by Lihu Lake on three sides, one of the famous classical Chinese gardens features artificial bridges and pagodas dotted around small fishponds.
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A local from Wuxi gave the tour, and was very proud of her city and the location. This was considered a small city, 3+ million people, but that is considered small by China city standards. There is a nice lake at the city park with nice walking paths.
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Turtle-Head Park (黿頭渚, also called as Yuantouzhu) is a peninsula located in the northwest shore of the Taihu Lake (太湖) of Wuxi, Jiangsu, China. Yuantouzhu got its name because the peninsula looks like a turtle resting its head into the lake. It is the most popular scenic spot in Taihu Lake. Yuantouzhu Scenic Area is listed as a National 5-A Tourist Attraction. The 500 ha (1,236 acre) area was established in 1916 by the celebrities, officials and rich-men who built private garden and villas. Yuantouzhu Scenic Area just celebrated its anniversary last year. Lake Taihu (太湖, also called Lake Tai) is the third largest freshwater lake in China. The 222,500 Ha (555,987 acre) lake has an average depth of 2 m (6.6 ft) and about 90 islands. We arrived in the morning around 11 am and purchased the tickets at the ticket booth. We spent some time in the nearby Shuijingyuan (水景苑) taking photos of the few lotus flowers left. We visited in late September, and the peak season of the lotus flowers had just passed. We could also see the Shu Tian Court (舒天閣) on the highest point of the park - Luding Hill (鹿頂) from Chongshan entrance (充山大門). We took the sightseeing tram that brought us to our first stop – the Luding Hill where we climbed up to the top of the Shu Tian Court and enjoyed a panoramic view of the surroundings and the Wuxi city center. The next stop was the main destination - the heart of Turtle-Head Park. The tram dropped us at the gate to the highlight of the park. We followed the path to the lake shore and saw an antique wooden ship that mimics an ancient freight at the dock. We followed the trail and went to a lotus pond where the famous and beautiful Ever-Spring Bridge (長春橋) is located. When we reached the lighthouse area, I could see several antique wooden boats sitting atop the serene waters of Taihu Lake. It made us felt like we traveled back several decades. From here, we saw the tip of peninsula which was the so-called turtle head. For centuries, tourists, poets and painters have visited Yuantouzhu and made it a well known and must see destination when you visit Taihu Lake. The best and beautiful time to visit Turtle-Head Park is when the cherry trees bloom during March & April. The site has more than 10 attractions, and you should spend a full day here in order to see most of them.
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Qingming Bridge is certainly a very scenic stop along Nanchangjie / Nanchang Walking Street - Downtown Wuxi. The walk from the Gate, starting at Starbucks, is filled with interesting Sights and Smells - Food and Drinks Galore. After passing the first Bridge, at Mr. OK's Bar, the Walk becomes a little more 'Cultural' - with lots of Bookstores and Teashops. it culminates with the amazing sight of this curved Bridge, where one can choose to cross to the other side of the Canal, to explore the alleyways with all its curiosities.
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