Taihu Lake city famous for sweetness, Taihu stones, and the stunning Yuantouzhu peninsula.
Wuxi sits on the shores of Lake Tai (Taihu), China's third-largest freshwater lake. Known for its sweet cuisine, delicate silk, and the famous Yuantouzhu (Turtle Head Isle) — one of China's best cherry blossom spots.
Southern Jiangsu, on the northern shore of Taihu Lake. Between Nanjing and Shanghai.
Yuantouzhu is one of China's top 3 cherry blossom spots. Spectacular in late March.
Wuxi cuisine is famous for its sweetness — Wuxi ribs, sweet mandarin fish, and xiaolongbao.
The ancient Grand Canal runs through Wuxi — boat rides offer a unique water-town perspective.
Turtle Head Isle on Taihu Lake — cherry blossoms in spring, lotus in summer, and stunning sunsets year-round.
An 88-meter-tall bronze Buddha — one of the tallest in the world. Impressive Buddhist complex.
A well-preserved historic district with ancestral halls, clay figurines, and local snacks.
Wuxi is a center for Kunqu — China's oldest opera form. Catch a performance if possible.
Best season. Cherry blossoms at Yuantouzhu (late March) are spectacular.
Hot and humid. Taihu Lake breezes provide some relief. Lotus flowers bloom.
Comfortable weather. Taihu fish are at their best. Clear lake views.
Cold but mild. Fewer tourists. Hot springs around Taihu are a nice treat.
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