Luohan Sculptures at Baosheng Temple
A historic site dating to the Tang and Song in Suzhou's Wuzhong District, Luohan Sculptures at Baosheng Temple keeps a chapter of modern memory visible.
View attractionEast and West Dongting Islands rise above Lake Taihu in Wuzhong, birthplace of Biluochun green tea and Song arhat statues in Luzhi Ancient Town.
East and West Dongting Islands rise above Lake Taihu in Wuzhong, birthplace of Biluochun green tea and Song arhat statues in Luzhi Ancient Town.
A historic site dating to the Tang and Song in Suzhou's Wuzhong District, Luohan Sculptures at Baosheng Temple keeps a chapter of modern memory visible.
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Baodai Bridge, rebuilt in the Ming and Qing, spans Suzhou's waterways and links the old city with its canal network.
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The Arhat Sculptures at Zijin Nunnery preserve a Buddhist image-making tradition in the Jiangnan region from the Song to Ming period.
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The Yuan Stone Hall of Jijian Temple presents the weight and durability of stone Buddhist architecture in Suzhou.
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The Main Hall of Xuanyuan Palace retains the ceremonial scale and formal arrangement of a Yuan-era local temple.
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Dongshan Residences preserve the courtyard homes, timber structures, and local scale of communities on Taihu's eastern shore.
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A historic site dating to the Republican era in Suzhou's Wuzhong District, Chun Zai Lou keeps a chapter of modern memory visible.
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This the Neolithic site in Suzhou's Suzhou Industrial Park preserves a deep layer of Suzhou's settlement history.
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The highest peak of the Dongshan Peninsula, historic origin of the renowned Biluochun tea.
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Rebuilt in the Guangxu era by Mudu's richest man Yan Guoxin on the site of Shen Deqian's Xian Garden, Yanjia Garden is famed for its four seasonal gardens.
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Praised for its streams, hills and pavilions, Hongyin Shanfang is said to have hosted the Qianlong Emperor for outings and opera on his southern tours.
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Late-Qing merchant Cai Shaoyu built Gusong Garden, where a 500-year-old Ming luohan pine stands amid finely carved brick and timber.
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Facing the Xiangxi River, this scholar-official mansion was home to Feng Guifen, a late-Qing thinker and early pioneer of reform.
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Founded in 503 under Emperor Wu of Liang, Baosheng Temple keeps nine celebrated clay arhats traditionally attributed to the Tang sculptor Yang Huizhi.
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Writer and educator Ye Shengtao taught in Luzhi, and life in this water town inspired works such as his story Three or Five Pecks More.
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Model for the rice shop in Ye Shengtao's fiction, the Wansheng site recreates how Republican-era water towns bought, processed and stored grain.
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Shen Baihan, Luzhi's wealthiest man in the late Qing and early Republic, lived in this five-courtyard East-meets-West mansion with delicately carved towers.
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