Discover the Humble Administrator’s Garden, a 600-year-old private literati garden in Suzhou, known as “the Mother of All Chinese Gardens.” Explore the garden’s eastern, central, and western sections, each offering unique scenery and picturesque views.

Admire the central section, the essence of the garden, with its open-sided Far Fragrance Hall, lotus ponds, and rockery mountains. Cross the rare Flying Rainbow Corridor Bridge, its vermilion railings mirrored in the water, creating a vivid scene.

Stroll through the spacious eastern courtyard, covered with bamboo groves, pine mounds, and lush grass, embodying the grace of the countryside. Wander the western section’s winding paths, leading to secluded serenity, with delicate pavilions and twisting corridors hidden among blooming plants and trees.

Enjoy the garden’s landscapes and the profound literati sentiments it embodies. Built by the Ming Dynasty scholar Wang Xianchen, the garden was named to uphold his noble aspiration of retiring from official life and indulging in nature.