Tiger Hill Photo Check-in Guide, Suzhou's Hidden Gem

Autumn in Suzhou is truly a paradise for photography lovers～🍁 This thousand-year-old ancient city becomes even more gentle in the autumn atmosphere, especially the Tiger Hill Scenic Area, where every shot is a blockbuster photo📸 Suzhou · Tiger Hill Must-Visit Photo Spots 📍 Tiger Hill Leaning Pagoda (Yunyan Temple Pagoda) Definitely the star of the park! The tilt of the oldest pagoda in Jiangnan perfectly matches the ginkgo trees. The best spot is near Jianchi Pool, where you can shoot upward to capture the pagoda and golden ginkgo in the same frame. 📍 Wanjing Villa Here you’ll find plenty of bonsai and red maples, with a full Japanese garden vibe. Wearing Hanfu or light-colored clothes will make your photos stand out. 📍 Jianchi Pool Legend says this is where King Helü of Wu buried his sword. In autumn, the pool reflects the fiery red maple leaves, creating an amazing atmosphere～ 📍 Qianren Stone A natural viewing platform made of huge stones, offering a panoramic view of the autumn colors across the entire scenic area. Shooting at sunset adds a soft light filter effect naturally. Tips💡 1. The best time to shoot is from late October to early November. It’s recommended to go before 9 AM or after 3 PM for the softest light. 2. The park has many slopes, so wear comfortable flat shoes. 3. Bring some snacks; picnicking on the grass in autumn is super cozy. 4. Parking near the scenic area is limited, so taking the subway or a taxi is recommended. Hidden Food Gems in the Scenic Area 🍵 Tiger Hill Tea House (near Jianchi Pool) offers authentic Biluochun tea. 🍜 Shantang Street Old Noodle Shop (North Gate exit) highly recommends their braised meat noodles.