I visited on a Sunday, so the place was a bit packed. I advise you to go on a weekday if you can do that. I loved walking around and discovering the place.

It is a wide and scenic place. I went here with friends. We could have a Chinese traditional tea somewhere upstairs. And feel as if I were in Chinese palace in the old times. The Muran songs was playing as a backmusic in my head.

This garden is nice with a historic home and an attractive pond and a small museum featuring Chinese art. On Saturday, it is a bit too crowded (due to the small space). Compared to Yuyin Garden in Guangzhou or the gardens of Suzhou it is...More