The Humble Administrator's Garden
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Formal & Japanese gardens

The Humble Administrator's Garden

Suzhou, China

Once the largest private garden in Suzhou, the Humble Administrator's Garden was built in 1509 during the Ming Dynasty by Wang Xiancheng. Known for its classical Chinese garden design, the paths wind through a 13-acre blend of water, stone, and lush horticulture. Spring and fall visits reveal blooms and colors; true garden enthusiasts appreciate the Bonsai Garden's intricate miniature landscapes.

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Mar–May, Sep–Oct

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