Yuyin Garden

Located in Nancun Town, Panyu District, Guangzhou, Yuyin Garden was completed in the tenth year of the Tongzhi reign of the Qing Dynasty (1871). Along with Foshan's Liang Garden, Dongguan's Keyuan Garden, and Shunde's Qinghui Garden, it is known as one of the four great classical gardens of Guangdong. It is a National AAAA-rated tourist attraction. Employing the technique of "concealment and miniature," Yuyin Garden incorporates pavilions, towers, halls, and other garden elements within an area of just a few hundred paces. Divided into east and west sections by the "Washing Red Across Green" corridor bridge, Yuyin Garden is a representative work of Lingnan classical gardens. Its superb landscaping artistry, layout, design, and decoration all reflect the unique style of Lingnan gardens, making it invaluable for the study of Lingnan garden architecture. Yuyin Garden serves as a "Chinese Cultural Heritage Base" for overseas Chinese youth and as a Guangzhou Intangible Cultural Heritage Inheritance Base, playing a significant role in inheriting and promoting outstanding traditional Chinese culture.