Foshan Liang's Garden: One of the Four Great Gardens of Lingnan

Foshan Liang's Garden is the collective name for the private gardens of the Liang family in Songgui Lane, Foshan. It is renowned in the gardening world and is praised alongside Shunde Qinghui Garden, Dongguan Keyuan Garden, and Panyu Yuyin Mountain House as one of the four great gardens of central Guangdong during the Qing dynasty. The history of Liang's Garden can be traced back to the Jiaqing period of the Qing dynasty, and it mainly includes a series of unique garden buildings such as Wudaixie Studio, Hanxiang Hall, Qunxing Cottage, and Fenjiang Cottage. The beautiful water, strange stones, and famous calligraphy are collectively known as the three treasures of Liang's Garden. CCTV's "National Geography" program once gave Liang's Garden high praise: its overall layout is exquisite, with the residence, ancestral hall, and garden blending together seamlessly; in terms of garden design, it is unconventional, full of innovation and ingenuity, and the garden buildings with local characteristics are diverse in form, light and transparent in shape, and give a fresh and elegant feeling; especially the strange stones of different sizes, which present a beauty of various forms, and their arrangement is ingenious and unique. For this reason, Liang's Garden has become one of the four great gardens of central Guangdong, famous and highly regarded. —— ✅Ticketing platform: ①Chancheng Museum WeChat account ②On-site ticket purchase ⏰Opening hours: 9:00–17:00 (last entry at 16:40, closed on New Year's Eve) 🎫Ticket price: Regular days CNY 10/person, holidays CNY 8/person, free admission on Saturdays 🚌Transportation: Take the subway to Zumiao Station on the Guangfo Line, exit at Exit D, and take a bus to Liang's Garden Station