The Lingering Garden

The Lingering Garden is one of China's four most famous gardens, established in 1593 during the Ming Dynasty. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is celebrated for its architectural beauty and complex landscaping.

Covering 23,310 sq.m., the garden is divided into four sections: the middle features landscapes and waterscapes, the east showcases limestone rockeries, the north hosts a bonsai garden, and the west offers scenic mountain forests. Its design exemplifies ancient Chinese garden principles.

Must-See Highlights

Architectural Marvels 🏯: Admire intricate pavilions and traditional buildings.

Bonsai Garden 🌳: Explore a diverse collection of meticulously crafted bonsai trees.

Free Guided Tours 🗣️: Enjoy free English tours hourly since 2017 or opt for a paid professional guide.

The garden is accessible with an entry fee, appealing to tourists, families, and historians alike who wish to experience authentic Chinese culture.