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    Shuihuiyuan Park

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    #1 of 13 things to do in Rugao
    Nature & Parks
    No.229 Bixia Road, Rugao 226500, China
    Open today: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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    “Peaceful ”

    This is essential on your visit to Rugao. Some great photo opportunities. Gardens are large with... read more

    Reviewed 10 February 2015
    Gingerkipper
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    “Village hidden in the trees!”

    On visiting Rugao and taking a wander one day,we happened upon a very old village and temple... read more

    Reviewed 11 July 2010
    MissRin
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    Kunming, China
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    9 Feb 2015
    “Peaceful ”
    10 Jul 2010
    “Village hidden in the trees!”
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    Reviewed 10 February 2015 via mobile
    Peaceful

    This is essential on your visit to Rugao. Some great photo opportunities. Gardens are large with temples and a bonsai garden. Take some drink and a packed lunch and you can easily have a lazy day here.

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    Reviewed 11 July 2010
    Village hidden in the trees!

    On visiting Rugao and taking a wander one day,we happened upon a very old village and temple. People were still living there but we took a look around anyway! On further inspection we found a whole host of attractions! A beautiful park, weeping willows, old...More

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