Master of Nets Garden Admission Ticket in Suzhou

Name: Master of Nets Garden Admission Ticket in Suzhou - Klook
Brand: Klook
SKU: 12752
Price: 429 PHP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.8 (4 reviews)

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Opening hours

Suggested duration1-2 hour(s)

Master of Nets Garden, No.11 Kuojiatou Alley, Daichengqiao Road, Gusu District, Suzhou

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Adult Ticket (for non-Mainland Chinese tourists)

1 Suzhou Master of the Nets Garden admission ticket(s)

Valid on the selected date

No cancellation

48-hour confirmation

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₱ 429

Child ticket

1 Suzhou Master of the Nets Garden Admission ticket(s)

Valid on the selected date

No cancellation

48-hour confirmation

Package details

₱ 181

Reviews

4.7 / 5

Fantastic

3 reviews

Surachai *****************

2019/04/14

Great 4.0

At the entrance I gave the Klook voucher to a staff. She seemed to know nothing about this and said " no" . Then another staff came and let me put the QR code to scan so I could enter. This is the problem I found at the entrance. IThe garden with the pavilion is so beautiful but there are too many people on weekend. So the atmosphere is not as peaceful as it should be.

Do **********

2019/05/21

Fantastic 5.0

Flowers are beautiful, vouchers can be used instead of entrance tickets

Dinh ***************

2019/05/21

Fantastic 5.0

You can use voucher to replace the entrance ticket, the garden is very wide.

Chan *********

2026/01/21

Fair 1.0

The QR code didn't work, and refunds or changes weren't allowed, so I had to buy tickets on-site. Bad review!

Guide

Follow the path of a beautiful and peaceful Chinese garden created during the Qing Dynasty
The Master of Nets Garden is one of the most famous UNESCO World Heritage sites in China
Explore the Master of Nets Garden's three sections: residential section, central main garden, and inner garden
Take photos of the beautiful peonies at the charming courtyard of the inner garden!

Stroll around the Master of Nets Garden, one of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed classical gardens of Suzhou. Built in 1174, it occupies an area of 6,700 square meters, making it the smallest garden in the city. It's one-tenth the size of the Humble Administrator's Garden and half the size of the Canglang Pavilion. One of the striking features of this garden is the labyrinth of courtyards that have windows framing other parts of the garden. As you roam around, you'll see its unrivalled aesthetics and architectural beauty, which go beyond the physical scale. This attraction is perfect for tourists who want an authentic experience of the rich and vibrant culture of the Yangtze River Delta.