Pingjiang Road, situated in Suzhou, China, is a historical street that is representative of the old city. Spanning around 1.6 kilometers, this ancient road runs parallel to the Pingjiang River. It is acclaimed for its well-preserved traditional Suzhou-style houses, white walls, and black tiles, exuding an ambience that reflects the city's rich cultural heritage dating back over a thousand years. As one meanders along the stone-paved road, an array of traditional tea houses, shops, and eateries can be explored, offering various local crafts and Suzhou snacks. Distinctive black-awning boats float gently on the canal, available for scenic cruises. The overall charm of Pingjiang Road is enhanced by small bridges crossing the water and the sounds of Kunqu opera occasionally floating through the air, making it a picturesque place for leisure and photography. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this area effortlessly amalgamates daily life with cultural tradition, making it a must-visit location to truly appreciate the soul of Suzhou.
Lots to see and have a closed feel of the ancient times of the city
The Pingjiang road is a historical street that dates back to the Southern Song Dynasty. With well-preserved blocks of ancient buildings and historical shophouses, it acts as an epitome of ancient Suzh..
Excellent place to spend some time walking and trying out different local food and alcohol
Not far from the Humble Administrator's Garden is Ping Jiang Road. This place is a must visit if you are a tourist. A lot like Shan Tang Jie, this place is a whole lot busier with more shops and more ..
A must visit. It is a relatively short stretch but packed with restaurants, bars, souvenir shops, historical buildings and lovely bridges.
It can get quite crowded, and there are many couples and gir..
Pingjiang Road is named after the beautiful river, Ping Jiang, that runs through the shopping area. Unlike the nearby Guan Qian Shopping Street, Pingjiang Road is super crowded. There are shops playin..
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