Qinghui Garden, Classical Chinese garden in Shunde District, China.
Qinghui Garden is a classical Chinese garden in Shunde covering approximately 22,000 square meters. It contains multiple pavilions, halls, bridges, and water features arranged according to traditional Chinese landscape design principles.
Construction began during the Ming Dynasty under Huang Shijun, a high-ranking imperial scholar. The garden was later expanded and reshaped through renovations by the Long family in 1880.
The garden displays Lingnan architectural features visible in buildings like the Boat Hall and Chengyi Pavilion. These structures reflect how regional design traditions shape the spaces and pathways visitors walk through.
The garden is accessible daily to visitors and can be explored independently or with a guide. Guided tours provide detailed explanations about the structures and plant species you encounter along the way.
The Xuanwu Hall and Buddhist Pavilion feature intricate carvings depicting scenes from Chinese legends and literature. These artistic details tell stories that visitors can discover while exploring the structures.
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