Top 10 tourist attractions in Wuxi

　　Wuxi City, referred to as "Xi", is also known as "Liangxi", "Jinkui", "Xicheng" and "Zhenze". It is an important birthplace of Jiangnan civilization and Wu culture. Legend has it that it was named Wuxi because the tin mines in Xishan were exhausted. Wuxi City is an important scenic tourist city and a national historical and cultural city with many famous attractions. Next, Travel Diary will sort out the top ten tourist attractions in Wuxi for everyone, let's take a look.

　　1. Three Kingdoms and Water Margin Scenic Area

　　The Three Kingdoms and Water Margin Scenic Area is the first large-scale film and television shooting base and cultural tourist destination in my country. It is a theme scenic area that perfectly combines film and television culture with tourism culture. It is also the first AAAAA-level scenic area in my country. It mainly includes the Three Kingdoms City, Water Margin City, Tang City, etc. Visitors can not only appreciate the style of ancient Chinese architecture, but also enjoy some stunt performances in film and television shooting and the celebration ceremonies of the ancient royal family.

　　2. Yuantouzhu

　　Taihu Lake, also known as Zhenze, is one of the five largest freshwater lakes in my country and a national key scenic spot. Yuantouzhu is a peninsula in Wuxi on the northwest shore of Taihu Lake. It is named after the huge rocks protruding into the lake, which look like floating turtles looking up. It is one of the main attractions of Taihu Lake Scenic Spot. Wuxi Taihu Yuantouzhu Scenic Spot has not only won many awards, but is also known as one of the three major cherry blossom viewing spots in the world and the first cherry blossom viewing spot in China.

　　3. Lingshan Scenic Spot

　　Lingshan Scenic Spot is a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction located in the beautiful Mashan, Wuxi, with Lingshan Mountain to the north and Taihu Lake to the south. It perfectly combines the long-standing Buddhist culture with the beautiful natural landscape. It is the most complete and the only Buddhist cultural theme park in China that showcases the achievements of Sakyamuni. The park is grand in scale and vivid in content. With the inheritance of history and the characteristics of the times, it has formed a unique tourist cultural landscape that blends traditional culture with modern art, Buddhist culture, and scientific and technological civilization.

　　4. Huishan Ancient Town

　　Huishan Ancient Town Scenic Area is formed by the merger of the former Xihui Park and Huishan Historical and Cultural District. It is divided into four tourist areas based on regional functions: Cultural Relics and Historic Sites, Xihui Scenic Spots, Historical and Cultural Districts and Mountain Forest Protection Areas. Huishan Ancient Town Scenic Area has been famous for being the first mountain in Jiangnan, Xishan Qingyun, and famous springs since ancient times. Its scenic resources are unique and splendid.

　　5. Wuxi Plum Garden

　　Wuxi Plum Garden, full name Wuxi Rong's Plum Garden, is located in Binhu District, Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province. It is a Jiangnan garden with plum blossom as its theme, and enjoys the reputation of "Jiangnan Plum Blossom Appreciation Spot". The Plum Garden was built in 1912 by brothers Rong Desheng and Rong Zongjing, covering an area of about 81 acres. There are more than 4,000 plum trees in the garden, with nearly 40 varieties, including silver red, false cinnabar, bone red, plain white platform, small green calyx, etc.

　　6. Nianhua Bay

　　Nianhua Bay is located at No. 68, Huanshan West Road, Binhu District, Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province, 30 kilometers away from the urban area of Wuxi, covering an area of 106.67 hectares and a total construction area of 350,000 square meters. The overall theme element is "Zen", which connects the overall Buddhist culture of Lingshan Cultural Scenic Area and the dual proposition of travel and vacation, making Nianhua Bay have the overall positioning of "Eastern Zen Life Paradise, World Spiritual Holiday Garden", and is a tourist resort destination that integrates nature, humanities and lifestyle.

　　7. Nanchang Ancient Street

　　Nanchang Ancient Street is a famous ancient street in Wuxi, a national AAAA-level tourist attraction, located in the bustling center of Liangxi District, Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province. It is a world cultural heritage that connects the Grand Canal from the north to the Yangtze River and south to Taihu Lake. Nanchang Ancient Street is a place of tenderness and love. The Qingming Bridge Historical and Cultural District in the street is a typical Jiangnan water town on the Grand Canal, and is known as "Jiangnan Water Lane, the Out-of-Print Place of the Canal".

　　8. Liyuan Park

　　Wuxi Liyuan Park, referred to as Liyuan or Liyuan Park, is located at No. 70 Qingqi Village, Binhu District, Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province. It is one of the main attractions of the national key scenic spot "Taihu Scenic Area" and is known as Wuxi's "paradise". Liyuan is located on the shore of Li Lake. According to legend, during the Spring and Autumn Period, Fan Li, a doctor of the State of Yue, and his beauty Xi Shi went boating here. Therefore, Li Lake was named Li Lake because of Fan Li, and Liyuan was named Liyuan because of Li Lake.

　　9. The Historic Town Of Dangkou

　　The Historic Town Of Dangkou, a famous historical and cultural town in China, is located in Ehu Town, Xishan District, Wuxi City. The scenic area has a national cultural relic protection unit and many provincial and municipal cultural relic protection units and historical buildings. The Historic Town Of Dangkou has built seven major attractions based on the natural ecology, historical and cultural resources, relying on the former residences of celebrities and cultural buildings. It is a Jiangnan water town characterized by "water culture", "filial piety culture" and "celebrity culture".

　　10. Wuxi Museum

　　Wuxi Museum was established on October 15, 2007, integrating the original Wuxi Museum, Wuxi Revolution Exhibition Hall and Wuxi Science Museum. It was officially opened to the public on October 1, 2008. Wuxi Museum now has nearly 40,000 cultural relics in its collection, with ancient paintings and calligraphy, purple clay from past dynasties, Huishan clay figurines, modern and contemporary revolutionary relics and national industrial and commercial relics as its main features. Its paintings and calligraphy collections are particularly well-known in the museum community.