Qinghui Garden

Qinghui Garden is an impressive Lingnan garden, with its exquisite architecture and rich historical and cultural heritage. First of all, Qinghui Garden is located in a prime location in Daliang Street, Shunde District, Foshan City, covering an area of 22,000 square meters. The garden is compactly laid out, with superb architectural art, and elements such as green water, green trees, ancient walls, leaky windows, stone mountains, small bridges, and winding corridors are perfectly integrated with pavilions and towers, showing the unique charm of ancient Chinese architecture, gardens, carvings, poetry, and gray carvings. Secondly, Qinghui Garden has a profound historical and cultural heritage. As a garden building built in the Ming Dynasty, it was once the home of the champion, and it was also the home of the Long family in Daliang, and these historical backgrounds add a strong cultural atmosphere to Qinghui Garden. The garden preserves the works of calligraphers such as Li Zhaoluo, Li Wentian, and He Shaoji, so that visitors can feel the influence of traditional culture while enjoying the beautiful scenery. In addition, the garden landscape of Qinghui Garden is also unique. The mountains and waters in the garden depend on each other, the pond is clear to the bottom, and the koi swim in it, rippling layers of ripples. The rockery is lined with different shapes, echoing the surrounding pavilions and towers, forming a picturesque landscape painting. There are many kinds of plants, evergreen all year round, and flowers are like brocade, providing visitors with a quiet and beautiful leisure place. When visiting Qinghui Garden, you can feel the perfect service facilities in the garden. The signs are clear and clear, making it easy for visitors to visit; The rest area is reasonably set up for visitors to take a break after visiting. The staff is enthusiastic and thoughtful, providing visitors with a good visit experience. All in all, Qinghui Garden is a garden that integrates natural scenery, architectural art, and humanistic heritage, and is a rare tourist attraction for tourists who like history and culture, or for tourists who love natural beauty.