Chinese Garden of Friendship, Chinese garden in Australia
The Chinese Garden of Friendship is a calm and peaceful sanctuary, resplendent with beautiful plants, clear waterways, and ornate structures.
It was built in 1988 as a symbol of the sister city bond between Sydney and Guangzhou in China.
The garden embodies principles of classical Chinese design and is a reflection of the Yin-Yang balance through its layout and ornamentation.
Visitors can relax at the garden's Dragon Wall teahouse, enjoying traditional Chinese tea and cuisine.
It is one of the few authentic classical Chinese gardens in existence outside of China.
Location: New South Wales
Inception: 1988
Email: chinesegarden@shfa.nsw.gov.au
Website: chinesegarden.com.au
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