Liang's Garden, Classical garden in Foshan, China
Liang's Garden is a classical garden in Foshan that contains residences, an ancestral hall, and multiple garden spaces connected by ponds and willow-lined pathways. The property features various architectural sections and courtyards that are arranged across the grounds.
Construction of this private garden began in 1796 during the Qing Dynasty and continued for decades as successive members of the Liang family added to its development. The project evolved gradually as the family extended and refined the grounds over time.
The garden displays traditional Lingnan architectural styles through structures like the Twelve-Stone House and thatched cottages that reflect the local building practices of the region.
The garden is located in Chancheng District and is easily accessible on foot, with most areas open to visitors. You may encounter ongoing restoration work in some sections during your visit.
The garden blends multiple architectural approaches rather than following a single design method, which sets it apart from other classical Chinese gardens. This variety means each section offers a different experience as you move through the grounds.
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