On Su Causeway in the West Lake, you’ll find six bridges, each with its own distinct charm. These bridges, collectively known as the “Six Suspension Bridges,” stretch from south to north and are named as follows: Yingbo Bridge, Suolan Bridge, Wangshan Bridge, Yadi Bridge, Dongpu Bridge, and Kuahong Bridge.
During a spring morning, the misty willows envelop these six bridges, creating a serene and picturesque scene. The early signs of spring are announced by the melodious calls of warblers along the causeway. This enchanting setting is captured in a local folk song which goes: “The six suspension bridges of the West Lake scenery, one willow and one peach tree.”
The Su Causeway in Spring Dawn is renowned as one of the “Ten Scenes of the West Lake,” a title it earns from this very description. It is a place that is open to visitors all year round and throughout the day, allowing everyone to experience its beauty at any time.
