Ginkgo biloba in Daoqian Street
Ginkgo trees are planted on the sidewalk from Gu Wei Bridge in Daoqian Street to Yinmaqiao Road. Every autumn, golden ginkgo leaves are scattered all over the street and covered with a golden carpet, which becomes a beautiful landscape.
Is there a charge: free?
Sightseeing section: Daoqian Street Landscape Area is an open viewing area, and Ginkgo Landscape Area is located on the south side of the section between the Convention and Exhibition Center and Renmin Road.
Public transportation: From the subway 1 line to the Yang Yuxiang subway station 1 exit, you can walk there.
Parking guide:
1. Non-Suzhou passenger cars are restricted in the morning and evening rush hours in this area. The parking lot of Suzhou Convention Center is under construction. Go to Daoqian Street to see Ginkgo biloba. Motor vehicles can be parked in the parking lot by the Golden Lion River.
3. Non-motor vehicles can be parked in the parking area designated by the sidewalk board.
Watch prompt
Daoqian Street and Renmin Road are the main roads with large traffic flow, so safety should be the first priority when enjoying the scenery.
Take photos and videos on the sidewalk, and do not take non-motor vehicle lanes or motor vehicle lanes;
When motor vehicles and non-motor vehicles pass, drivers should always pay attention to the driving direction of the vehicles, and do not park the vehicles on the roadside at will.
Ginkgo biloba in Dinghui Temple
Huisi Temple is located at No.34 Dinghuisi Lane, Fenghuang Street, adjacent to the Twin Towers and the ruins of the main hall of Luohan Garden, and 200 meters to the east is the Twin Towers Market among network celebrities. The two ancient ginkgo trees in front of the Daxiong Hall of Huisi Temple are beautiful and tall, with the age of 350 years and 200 years respectively.
Is there a charge: free?
Opening hours: all day
Address: No.34 Dinghuisi Lane, Fenghuang Street, Suzhou
Travel tip: There is no special parking lot around Dinghui Temple. The nearby masons' Lane is a one-way street in the north-south direction, Dinghuisi Lane is a one-way street in the east-west direction, and Yejia Lane and Guantaiwei Lane are one-way streets in the north-south direction. Travel routes should be planned in advance.
Public transportation: Take the subway 1 line to Exit 2 of Linton Road Station, and walk about 500 meters.
Watch prompt
The two ginkgo trees in Huisi Temple are ancient trees. According to the Regulations on the Protection and Management of Ancient and Famous Trees in Suzhou, it is forbidden to cut down, climb trees, break branches, peel bark and other acts that damage ancient and famous trees.
Don't climb, shake branches and carve. Listen to the guidance of site management personnel, protect ancient trees, enjoy flowers in a civilized way and preserve beautiful scenery.
Ginkgo huqiu
There are two rows of ginkgo trees in front of the main entrance and ticket gate of the south gate of Huqiu Mountain Scenic Area. The golden ginkgo tree echoes the tiger hill in the distance, and the autumn mountain scenery, which is gradually dyed yellow by layers of forests, is more beautiful.
Tickets for scenic spots: 60 yuan.
Opening hours: 7: 30-17: 30 (tickets will be closed at17: 00).
Address: No.8, Tiger Hill Gate, gusu district, Suzhou.
Traffic Guide: Take the subway 1 line to the exit 3 of Guangji South Road Station, then transfer to the tour 1 line and get off at Huqiu Road Station.
Parking guide:
1. When you go to the scenic spot, you can park your motor vehicles in the parking lot No.8 at the Shanmen of Huqiu Scenic Spot and the large temporary parking lot next to it, or you can park your vehicles in the temporary parking lot at the north gate of the scenic spot.
2. There is rail transit construction near the south gate of the scenic spot. Although it will not affect the normal traffic of vehicles, please pay attention to the road conditions and drive carefully when passing through the construction section.
Watch prompt
Please consciously protect ancient and famous trees and ancient buildings when visiting scenic spots;
Please visit along the signs and sidewalks to avoid the danger of getting lost and slipping because of "finding another way"