Tan Dynasty Styled Garden in Hong Kong: Real Germ

#hongkongtrip One of the most beautiful places in Hong Kong according to my version. An island of tranquility in the center of the metropolis. Despite the feeling of antiquity, the garden was opened relatively recently - in 2006. But this feeling arises for a reason, the garden is built according to all the canons of the traditional Chinese garden of the Tang Dynasty, observing the rules of Feng Shui. The picturesque Nan Lian Garden is located on a Diamond Hill among the city's skyscrapers. This cozy garden occupies about 35 thousand square meters (you can walk around it in 30 minutes) and is a true example of Chinese park culture during the Tang Dynasty. Stones, trees, small ponds and wooden buildings are in perfect combination. Each element in the garden has its own place. There is an atmosphere of peace here. In the garden, in addition to walking paths, there are exhibition halls, a tea terrace and a vegetarian restaurant. In the exhibition halls you can get acquainted with the history of Chinese architecture, stones and plants. The highlight of the garden is the Pavilion of Absolute Perfection. This is a golden building with an eight-pointed roof, located on a small island to which red bridges lead. You will see him in all the photos of tourists taken in the garden. It is worth mentioning the landscape design of the park: all plantings, paths, boulders - everything is thought out to the smallest detail. Harmony is synonymous with Nan Lian Garden. If you want to take a break from the hustle and bustle of this large metropolis and enjoy the traditional Chinese flavor, go to the Diamond Hill metro station on the Kowloon Peninsula. Nan Lian Garden is located here. The gardens of the Tang Dynasty were characterized by hilly landscapes. Mandatory elements were reservoirs, trees, rocks and wooden structures. The architecture and landscaping of Nan Lian Garden resemble nature and promote tranquility and relaxation.