Lion Grove Garden (Lion Forest Garden, Shizilin) is a classic Suzhou garden praised as the Kingdom of Rockeries. See the highlights, maps, tips...

2024年8月13日 · Lion Grove Garden (Shizilin) is located on 23 Yuanlin Road, in the northeast of Suzhou - a city with profound cultural background and convenient developmental advantages. It is one of the four most famous and representative gardens of ancient classical style in Suzhou City.

2021年8月3日 · Known as “the Kingdom of Rockeries”, the Lion Grove Garden boasts labyrinthine rockeries ranges, artfully made with the upper, middle and lower layers of limestone, totally 21 serene caves and 9 winding stony paths.

2021年1月13日 · Suzhou Lion Grove Garden was listed on World Heritage List by UNESCO in 2000, featuring grotesque rock of various shapes, some of which are lion-shaped.

Renowned as one of the “Four Great Gardens of Suzhou,” alongside Humble Administrator’s Garden, Lingering Garden, and Canglang Pavilion, Lion Grove Garden showcases the artistry and cultural richness of ancient Chinese garden design.

Lion Grove Garden (Shi Zi Lin) is one of the 4 famous gardens of the city of Suzhou in Jiangsu Province. It was originally built in 1342 in the 2nd year of the reign of Emperor Zhizhen (1341-1368) during the Yuan Dynasty (1279-1368).

Lion Grove Garden in Suzhou, China, is a classical Chinese garden built during Yuan Dynasty in 1342. It has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and stands among the four most celebrated gardens in Suzhou.

As one of the Four Best Known Classical Gardens in Suzhou, the Lion Grove is a typical southern garden of Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368). Originally a back garden of a Buddhist temple built in 1342, the latest renovation was made from 1917 to 1926.

Compactly yet harmoniously spaced, The Lion Grove Garden, also called the “Kingdom of Rockeries”, is noted for its labyrinthine man-made limestone mountains with winding pathways and caverns as well as pavilions, terraces and towers.

Lion Grove Garden (or Stone Lion Grove) (Shi Zi Lin), This one of the 4 Suzhou gardens listed by UNESCO. It was founded by a Buddhist monk (Tien Ru) during the Yuan (Mongol) Dynasty and is famous for the rock work around the lake.