Hong Kong Dragon Garden

Dragon Garden spans 8 hectares of Chinese landscaping, incorporating stone pavilions, rock formations, water features, and carefully arranged plants along multiple levels.

The garden, constructed in the 1950s by businessman Lee Iu-cheung, represents a fusion of Eastern and Western architectural elements during Hong Kong's post-war development.

Traditional Chinese garden design principles guide the layout, with dragon motifs, curved pathways, and strategic placement of elements to create specific views at every turn.

The garden requires advance booking for visits and offers guided tours in multiple languages, with facilities including rest areas and educational signage throughout the grounds.

Stone lions from the original HSBC building in Central Hong Kong stand guard at the entrance, connecting the garden to the territory's banking heritage.

GPS coordinates: 22.36340,114.05100

Latest update: June 20, 2025 13:31