Shantang Street at Night: A Real-Life "Hongchen Inn"

"Visit Suzhou, and you'll find homes along the river." Shantang Street at night is like a beautiful painting, or a real-life "Hongchen Inn" that people yearn for. When night falls, the red lights of Shantang Street light up, and it feels like you've traveled back to the Tang Dynasty. The white walls, black tiles, small bridges, and flowing water are all reminiscent of a Jiangnan water town. The street is not long, and you can walk through it in about 10 minutes, but it is full of Jiangnan charm. You don't need to go to Zhouzhuang or Wuzhen to experience the "real Jiangnan." Shantang Street is known as the "No. 1 Street in Suzhou." It has a history of over a thousand years since the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi built it. Every brick, tile, bridge, and river here carries the memory of time. Xinmin Bridge and Tonggui Bridge are excellent photo spots. Exit from Exit 3 of Shantang Street Station on Metro Line 2, and walk 200 meters to see them. Standing on the bridge, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides. The lights turn on at around 5 pm in winter. At this time, the sun sets, and the blue sky and warm yellow lights complement each other, creating a full atmosphere. Take a boat ride for CNY 50 per person, operating from 8 am to 9 pm. As the boat slowly moves along the river, the night view on both sides is like a poem or painting, making you feel intoxicated. Nearby attractions include Tiger Hill, Lingering Garden, Yipu Garden, Humble Administrator's Garden, and Xiyuan Temple, making it very convenient to visit. Here, you can experience the hustle and bustle of Shantang Street and the lingering beauty of Suzhou gardens, like savoring a rich wine that leaves a lasting impression. Come to Shantang Street and start a dreamlike Jiangnan journey in this real-life "Hongchen Inn." Shantang Street