How to view Liang Garden recommended by National Geographic? This article is enough

How to view Liang Garden recommended by National Geographic? This article is enough. Liang Garden, located on Songfeng Road, Chancheng District, Foshan City, was built during the Jiaqing and Daoguang periods of the Qing Dynasty. It integrates residential houses, ancestral halls, and gardens, and is one of the four famous gardens in Lingnan. The garden has four seasonal scenes: 'Spring in the Thatched Cottage, Summer by the Lake, Autumn Colors of the Stars, and Winter Fragrance Defying Snow.' The front yard features small bridges and flowing water, pavilions and terraces, with a scenic view at every step, and rockeries with various shapes. According to statistics, it has more than 400 unique rocks, earning the reputation of 'more stones than books.' If you also like Lingnan gardens, when you visit Foshan, you might as well spend half a day walking here. Recommended check-in points include Fenjiang Thatched Cottage, Qunxing Grass Hall, Hanxiang Pavilion, Rong Pavilion, Furong Lane, Yun Bridge, Stone Boat, Shuiwengwu, and Suocui Bay. For specific check-in locations + scenic spot introductions + strategies, see picture P2: Landscaping Techniques | P3-4: Water Management | P5: Rockery | P6-8: Architecture | P9-14: Decoration. Garden Tour Guide: No. 93, Pioneer Ancient Road, Songfeng Road, Chancheng District, Foshan City. 9:00-17:00 (entry stops at 16:40). Tickets: Full ticket 10 yuan, half ticket for students, free on Saturdays. Guangfo Line, Zumiao Station, Exit D, 20 minutes walk. Liang Garden Station: Accessible by bus routes 128 and 131. Scheduled tours: Two sessions daily on weekdays at 10:00 and 15:00; six sessions daily on weekends and holidays at 09:30, 10:30, 14:30, and 15:30. Tips: Recommended visit time: Weekdays, mornings of holidays from 9:00 to 10:30. The park has many flowers, plants, and trees, and also many mosquitoes, so be mindful of mosquito prevention. Luggage can be stored at the management office. Nearby attractions: Chancheng District Museum, Foshan Ancestral Temple.