The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens

#NovemberTravelGrant Liu Fang Yuan (流芳園): A Walk Through a Late Autumn Ink Painting #NovemberTravelGrant #ChineseGarden #LiuFangYuan #AutumnScent #LakeScenery Huntington's Liu Fang Yuan (流芳園, The Garden of Flowing Fragrance) is the largest Chinese garden in North America. In November, it evokes a peaceful atmosphere reminiscent of a tranquil ink painting. The calming colors of late autumn blend perfectly with the traditional architecture, winding bridges, and the large lake at its center. Strolling along the lake's edge, the reflections of the pavilion and the crimson maples on the still water are particularly beautiful. The Chinese garden is more than just a place for plants; it's a space steeped in literature, art, and philosophy. Under the clear November sky, sitting in a pavilion, gazing at the lake and immersing yourself in quiet contemplation offers the ultimate healing experience for modern people weary of everyday life. If the autumn leaves still linger, the contrast between the red leaves and the pond leaves an even more striking impression. For travelers who want to use their #NovemberTravelSupport to simultaneously savor the classical aesthetics and architectural beauty of the East, along with the charm of late autumn, this Chinese garden will leave a profound impression.