Ever walked on a path that feels like gentle waves beneath your feet? In Suzhou’s Humble Administrator’s Garden—the largest classical garden in Jiangsu Province—you can do just that.
This “wonky” walkway might catch you off guard at first. Designed to mimic the undulating motion of water, the path rises and falls softly as it meanders beside a serene pond. It’s not just a stroll; it’s an experience that blurs the lines between nature and architecture.
The garden itself is a testament to Ming Dynasty artistry, but this particular feature adds a playful twist. As you walk, you become part of the landscape, every step echoing the ripples on the water’s surface.
So, if you find yourself in Suzhou, don’t just look at the garden—feel it. And remember, watch your step! Not because you might trip, but because you wouldn’t want to miss this wave-like adventure.
Reference(s):
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