Lingering Garden centers around a pond, with rockeries and pavilions to the north, surrounded by lush vegetation. The best view of the entire garden can be enjoyed from the Fragrant Arbor on the western rockery, connected to various parts via corridors. The architecture divides the garden into several sections, each with multiple doors and windows allowing indoor views of the outdoor scenery, broadening the visual space. Lingering Garden is divided into four main parts, showcasing different landscapes: water features in the central part, rural scenes in the north, architectural elegance in the east with curved corridors, and natural charm in the west with rugged rockeries. The garden's main viewing buildings are the Han Bi Shan Fang and Ming Se Lou in the south. Lingering Garden, located in the ancient city of Suzhou in southern China, is renowned for its intricate layout and numerous peculiar rocks. Alongside Suzhou's Humble Administrator's Garden, Beijing's Summer Palace, and Chengde's Mountain Resort, Lingering Garden is one of China's four renowned classical gardens. In 1961, it was designated one of the first national key cultural relics protection units by the State Council of the People's Republic of China. In 1997, Suzhou's classical gardens, including Lingering Garden, were listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Негізгі бет 江苏 苏州 留园 【Lingering Garden】
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