Tiger Hill Wetland Park

Tiger Hill Wetland Park is located in Gusu District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, in the northwest of the ancient city of Suzhou, covering an area of about 12 square kilometers. It is an important achievement of Suzhou's urban ecological construction and a popular destination for citizens' leisure and entertainment.

The park relies on the original wetland ecosystem for planning and design, fully reflecting the concept of "harmonious coexistence between city and nature". The park's water system is crisscrossed, forming a rich and diverse wetland landscape. The main water areas include several lakes such as East Taihu Lake and West Taihu Lake, with clear water quality and excellent ecological environment.

In terms of vegetation, the park has planted a large number of native tree species and wetland plants. In spring, you can enjoy cherry blossoms and peach blossoms in full bloom, lotus flowers in summer, reeds swaying in autumn, and migratory birds inhabiting in winter, with different scenery in each season. In particular, a large number of migratory birds stay here every autumn, making it a paradise for bird watchers.

The park has complete leisure facilities, including a lakeside trail, viewing platform, and waterfront platform. Visitors can walk, cycle, fish, or take a boat to enjoy the wetland scenery. The park also has a science education area, which introduces the importance of the wetland ecosystem to visitors through exhibition boards and interactive facilities.

In terms of transportation, there are many bus lines around the park, and self-driving tourists can also use the park's supporting parking lot. The park implements a free opening policy, but some experience projects require separate tickets.

Tiger Hill Wetland Park is not only an important part of Suzhou's urban green lung, but also an important window to showcase Suzhou's achievements in ecological civilization construction. It not only provides a place for citizens to get close to nature, but also makes an important contribution to protecting urban biodiversity.

Post by SKY.Sam | Apr 28, 2025