Suzhou and Hangzhou Gardens: A Blend of Chinese and Western Cultures

The beauty of Lou Lim Ieoc Park is breathtaking. The garden is full of pavilions, towers, ponds, bridges, caves, waterfalls and strange rocks, which are the unique features of Suzhou and Hangzhou gardens. On the way, you will see Chuncaotang, a water residence opposite the main building. It has a pleasant environment and is surrounded by irregularly shaped ponds, where fish and turtles add vitality. As you walk through the park, you will pass by winding bridges, tall stone mountains, quiet bamboo forests and gurgling waterfalls, as if you are in a three-dimensional painting. The rockery in the park is stacked into various strange peaks and rocks in various shapes, with the scale of Suzhou Lion Grove. Especially the rockery near the Nine-Curve Bridge, with its winding paths, trestle bridges across it, and waterfalls flowing slowly down, is fascinating. In summer, the park's lotus pond is filled with beautiful lotus flowers, attracting many tourists. The willow branches by the pond dance in the wind, creating a pleasant scene. The Baibu Gallery is a Chinese-style corridor with rare plants planted outside, making it an ideal place for elderly people to exercise and hold small exhibitions. Lou Lim Ieoc Garden showcases the perfect combination of traditional Chinese gardens and southern European architectural styles, highlighting the unique charm of Macau's fusion of Chinese and Western cultures. This is an ideal place to relax, enjoy the scenery and experience culture. Whether you are looking for a peaceful and harmonious environment or are interested in garden design and cultural exchange, Lou Lim Ieu Park will bring you pleasant and unforgettable moments of your journey. #MacauWeekendTrip