Canals come in all sorts and sizes, from channels that connect oceans to small waterways within cities. These cities are often so deeply identified with Venice that people are tempted to compare it with this famous city. In fact, cities all over the world which are known for their canals and waterways have a tendency to be called “The Venice of” their part of the world. But these cities have a charm and history of their own and are definitely worth a visit.Often called “The Venice of China,” Suzhou is located in Eastern China on the lower Yangtze River. Founded in the 5th century BC, Suzhou is renowned for its charming waterways, it’s intricate gardens and historic stone bridges. It’s also famous for its silk trade and for its proximity to the Grand Canal, one of the largest waterway trade routes in the world. Source : touropia
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