Travel Hong Kong by MTR | Diamond Hill Station | Nan Lian Garden and Chi Lin Nunnery

In early July, when we drove out of the Tate's Cairn Tunnel, we discovered that the flowers in the Nan Lian Garden were in full bloom, so we took advantage of the good weather over the weekend to take some photos. Take the MTR to Diamond Hill Station, go through Exit C and walk about five minutes to Nan Lian Garden. #南莲园池The main entrance building is full of the characteristics of the Tang Dynasty Wutou Gate, and the tops of the two pillars are lotus. As you step into Nanlian Garden, you can feel the green. Crape myrtle attracts waffles. Go to the China Timber Structure Architecture Art Museum to avoid the sun. In the museum, you can see a 1:20 model of the Main Hall of Chi Lin Nunnery, which was built in 1997, as well as models of the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Forbidden City in Beijing. Yuanman Pavilion is the most popular check-in spot. Cross the bridge to #ChiLinNument, it's rare to find the feeling of traveling in the city center. Of course, Wof had to see the water lilies in the lotus pond. Returning to Nan Lian Garden, we saw more blooming crape myrtles along the way. A rainbow appears under the Silver Ribbon Falls. Nan Lian Garden is really a great place for #photography. #Wofuandshrimpcakes It has been more than ten years since I last visited Nan Lian Garden, and I don’t quite remember the view from the Water Moon Terrace. Walk to the other side of Yuanman Pavilion. A large number of Podocarpus are planted in the garden. When we were almost back to the main entrance, we saw many crape myrtles again. #Travel in Hong Kong with Waffles and Shrimp Cakes #Local Tours #Hong Kong Attractions #Good Places to Go in Hong Kong #Good Places to Check In #Ziwei #wifeandhusband #blog #blogger #hkblogger #hkig #hktravel #travelblog ##Travel in Hong Kong by MTR