Flanked by the Auspicious Cloud and Mountainous Cloud Peaks, the 6.5-metre-high Cloud-capped Peak stands aloft to the north of the hall with its reflection in the still water of a pool in front. It is the finest and highest limestone in Suzhou, believed to be left behind by the imperial collector of the Northern Song Dynasty.

    Flanked by the Auspicious Cloud and Mountainous Cloud Peaks, the 6.5-metre-high Cloud-capped Peak stands aloft to the north of the hall with its reflection in the still water of a pool in front. It is the finest and highest limestone in Suzhou, believed to be left behind by the imperial collector of the Northern Song Dynasty.