Not Suzhou or Hangzhou! Nanyue Garden is also amazing!

Compared with Baomo Garden, Nanyue Garden focuses more on showcasing the essence of Lingnan architectural art, skillfully integrating landscape gardens, Lingnan architecture, rare stones, and Buddhist elements to create a unique world. Nanyue Garden is suitable for a leisurely stroll and savoring the tranquility. After the rain, when there are few tourists, this place seems like a pure land for meditation and introspection. It feels as if you can ask the fish in the water about the mysteries of water, ask the cicadas on the branches about the summer scenery, ask the silent stones about the direction of the road ahead, and ask the solemn Buddha statues about your life's fate and opportunities. · 📕Garden Landscape ▪️Upon entering Nanyue Garden, the first thing you see is the huge "Qianqiu Taiping Square Cauldron" and the "Eighteen Arhats" statues on both sides. Further ahead are the three Buddha statues and the "Nine Dragons Playing with Pearls" relief wall, with a double phoenix facing the sun ceramic mural on the back. ▪️The Hundred-Turn Corridor is a major attraction in Nanyue Garden, combining Lingnan characteristics and royal grandeur. The corridor is over 1,000 meters long, colorful and magnificent, connecting various attractions throughout the garden. ▪️The most distinctive feature is a huge rockery called "Yunyan Diecui," built based on the artistic conception of the poet Wang Wei's poem "Autumn Evening in the Mountains," resembling layers of clouds. Climbing the rockery offers a panoramic view of the entire garden, with koi leaping out of the lake and wild cranes flying towards the idle clouds. 📕Practical Information 📚Name: Nanyue Garden 🎫Ticket: CNY 42 (It is recommended to buy a combo ticket online, Baomo Garden + Nanyue Garden) 🈺️Hours: 8:30–17:30 📍Location: Zini Village, Shawan Town, Panyu District, Guangzhou 🚇Transportation: Take Metro Line 3 to Shiqiao Station, then take a bus to Baomo Garden Terminal; or drive🚗