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After coming to Suzhou, how can you not visit Hanshan Temple?! As an experienced traveler who has visited 10 times, I will share with you a super practical guide to Hanshan Temple + Maple Bridge scenic area today! 📖 First of all, the Maple Bridge scenic area is free, while Hanshan Temple requires a 20 yuan ticket, and the opening hours are 7:30-17:00. If you want to experience the poetic charm of 'A Night Mooring by Maple Bridge', don't forget to take a photo with the statue of Zhang Ji, the poet from the Tang Dynasty! 🕰 The world's largest bell awaits you in the Big Bell Garden, with a weight of 108 tons and a height of 8 meters, it will leave you in awe! There's also the number one poetry stele in China, standing at 17.9 meters tall, engraved with Yu Yue's version of 'A Night Mooring by Maple Bridge', which is definitely a feast for the eyes. 🚢 Close to the Grand Canal, you can also admire the grandeur of large ships. Suggested tour route: Normally, visit Maple Bridge first, then enter Hanshan Temple; on holidays, it's recommended to check in directly after entering, buy tickets with your phone for quick access, visit Hanshan Temple, then go through the bridge to Maple Bridge, walk around the perimeter to Maple Bridge for a check-in, and then return. 🚇 For transportation, take the subway line 1 to the 9002 community bus, or take the 313, 301, or 33 bus to He Shan Bridge or Lai Feng Bridge. If you're driving, just navigate to Hanshan Temple. 🎫 It's not recommended to drive on holidays because it's super congested and parking is troublesome. Riding an electric bike or shared bicycle is a good choice. 🔔 Inside Hanshan Temple, you can pay to ring the bell, 5 yuan for 3 times, and in the Big Bell Garden, it's 20 yuan for 3 times. There are also koi fish to feed, making your trip even more healing. 📸 Come to Hanshan Temple in Suzhou for a unique ancient town experience, follow this guide, and make your trip even more perfect!