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Tiger Hill, Suzhou
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Tiger Hill, known also as Surging Sea Hill, is a large hillock, standing 36 meters high and covering an area of some 14,100 square meters. Going up to the hill, you will find a number of historical sites, including some from 2,500 years ago, which are as old as the Suzhou city.
It is a beautiful park around the hillock where, according to legend, King Wu was buried in 514BC, guarded by a white tiger. A gentle climb passes attractive historic spots, each with own tale such as Sword Testing Rock, Miss Wu’s Tomb, Sword Spring, 1000 People Rock, to the leaning pagoda at the top. Tourists may walk down past tea bushes to the pretty canal and wooden boats. Horse-drawn or electric carts may travel some of the paths. 
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Travel Reviews on Tiger Hill, Suzhou
MARY ELIZABETH
, Oct 20 2007
packed with people,well explanation by my guide
Evangeline Atienza
, Oct 20 2007
did not want to see because have seen before
Patricia S
, Sept 5 2007
I enjoyed the beauty,appreciated how old it was.
Julia Patricia
, Aug 20 2007
The stories told by John gave this place character.
Kenneth Richard
, May 20 2007
Nice to see an original pagoda of Ming age.
Magaret Winifred
, Jan 4 2007
it only got a 4 because it is not really our interest ,but it was beautiful and ling made it interesting with all her stories and lengends.
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