Follow 'National Geographic' to check in at one of the four major Lingnan gardens | Liang Garden

Liang Garden was built during the Jiaqing and Daoguang periods of the Qing Dynasty It is a symbolic architecture of the Guangfu area in Foshan It is an ancient architectural complex that integrates mansions, ancestral halls, and gardens Together with Shunde's Qinghui Garden, Panyu's Yuyin Mountain House, and Dongguan's Keyuan They are known as the 'Four Major Lingnan Gardens' Everywhere in the garden, you can see exquisiteness, everywhere you can see beautiful scenery Pavilions, corridors, bridges, exotic rocks, small bridges over flowing water, and lotus-scented waterside pavilions Apart from the charming exterior The Lingnan-style furniture and Manchu windows inside are also unique. If you are obsessed with the Lingnan garden architectural style, you will be amazed here; if you are a fan of cheongsams and Hanfu You will not stop taking photos here. Come here during the summer vacation Experience the charm of Lingnan gardens in Guangfu culture Following 'China National Geographic' to check in is definitely right! 📍Address: No. 93, Songfeng Road, Pioneer Ancient Trail, Chancheng District, Foshan City 🎫Ticket: 10 yuan/person (half price for students) ⏰Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (Entry stops at 16:40) 🚘Transportation: A few minutes by taxi from the exit of Zu Miao Station on the Guangfo Line (you can also take bus 109, 105 to Liang Garden Station) ❗Travel Tips ▼If you need to take photos, it is recommended to start around four o'clock, the light is softer, and the effect is better. ▼The garden is not large, it is recommended to combine it with a visit to Zu Miao and Lingnan Xintiandi (Liang Garden is less than 2 kilometers away from Zu Miao, and Lingnan Xintiandi is right next to Zu Miao)