The garden features a collection of rare flowers, exotic plants, ancient trees, and unique rock and root carvings. With Ming and Qing-style architecture and furnishings, its clever layout and ingenious design seamlessly blend the surrounding pools, lush trees, small bridges, flowing water, pavilions, and towers—fully showcasing the charm of a miniature Jiangnan.
Water is the spirit of the garden. In Su Jing Garden, whether it’s the fishponds for visitors to fish in or the serene, green waters that wind through the garden, every body of water exudes a sense of vitality. Stone is the soul of the garden. Su Jing Garden is adorned with all kinds of unique rocks, ranging from those towering enough to make one look up in awe to smaller ones perfect for holding and admiring. From colorful clouds in the sky to flowing rivers in the mountains, from birds in flight to beasts on the ground—everything imaginable and unimaginable in the world is expressed in the stones, inviting visitors to explore and let their imaginations run wild.
Su Jing Garden is planted with a variety of precious trees, including the Hanlianhua, the city flower of Hanzhong, the plum blossoms that bravely bloom in the snow, the graceful cherry blossoms, the vibrant crape myrtles that bloom for a hundred days, and the sweet-scented Osmanthus that perfumes the air for miles. Enjoying tea or entertainment here offers a truly unique experience.
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