We also visited Xihui Park and Huishan Ancient Town, the latter showcasing its prosperity through a multitude of well-maintained houses. Yuntouzhu, or Turtle Head Isle, a scenic peninsula on Taihu Lake, proved to be a rather kitschy, yet popular destination.
It's worth noting that throughout our visit, we never ventured into the walled part of the city center. Surprisingly, this was my very first visit to Wuxi, leaving me with a desire to return and get to know Wuxi better.
10 comments:
wow what camera are you using? those night pictures looks beautiful!!!
I am loving the look of those sticky-rice-bbq sticks, yum :) What are those things in the tofu shop? Soybean?
The lights at night against the water is so pretty! The number of birds in the video is impressive!
Wuxi looks amazing at night and the sticky rice BBQ looks really tasty. is it a suitable place to take two old folks in wheelchairs with me next time i go?
Great photos!
@Priya, The night shots are taken with SL's pixel 4a and my pixel 7a - they are awesome. And yes, those are various food products made from soybeans. SL can fill you in on specifics when we see you this summer.
@Kathy, Thanks Kathy!!
@All, I speculate that those of us who are particularly attracted to light displays must also be into bonfires, haha.
@WQZ, Most of those places are flat, and there are open-air electric carts that can take folks from A to B to C etc. Hope that helps. -john
There were several comments about the BBQ sticky rice. SL reminded me that they were not as super tasty as they looked. ;-) Not bad, just not awesome.-john
@WQ, I have to admire you for such ambitions, lol. I suppose if you hired a car with a driver, there may still be a few steps here and there, would they be able to handle those? Our photos were all taken walking around, you could take a boat ride, but could they get down into a boat?
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