[2025 Macau Attraction] Travel Guide for Lou Lim Ioc Garden (Updated Jun)

Introducing recommended spots for a day trip to Macau. I love traveling abroad and go on overseas trips five times a year, so these are the spots I've actually visited! ️ 📍Macau Crazy Alley A photogenic spot with colorful buildings. The road signs(?) are also cute, so take a good look at them💛 📍Ruins of St. Paul's A famous tourist spot. There are a lot of people, but... There are many souvenir shops on the way there, which is fun. The nearby Uniqlo sells Macau-exclusive T-shirts. 📍Macau Museum The view from the rooftop is great. It's also fun to be able to see the Ruins of St. Paul's from above! I didn't get to see the exhibits inside, but they look interesting. It's cool, so it looks like a good place to take a break when you're tired! The souvenir shops are cute too. 📍Fisherman's Wharf The impressive Colosseum imitation is impressive. You can feel the wealth of the casino😂Where is this? Recommended for those who want to experience the feeling of being in Macau. I was pretty tired after walking there from the city center🤣 📍Lou Lim Ioc Garden You can relax in a Chinese-style garden. Perfect for a walk! #MacauTrip #MacauTourism #macau #FreeTravellerWinter #OverseasTravelTactics

The Macau Tea Culture House is located in Lou Lim Ieoc Garden, covering an area of ​​more than 1,000 square meters. Its exterior design is a combination of Chinese and Western styles, which is extremely unique. It includes the basement, the exhibition hall on the first floor and the second floor, which are all quietly and elegantly arranged. The museum organizes various exhibitions and tea culture activities in different forms to showcase Macau’s tea culture and the Chinese and Western tea styles, and to promote world tea culture knowledge and research on tea culture. #MacauWeekendTour #WeekendTour #OverseasTour

Lou Lim Ieoc Garden, also known as Lou Garden or Lou Kau Garden, was named after Lou Lim Ieoc, the son of Lou Chuo Chi, a wealthy Chinese businessman in the 19th century. It is the only famous garden in the Macau Peninsula that was designed in the style of Suzhou and Hangzhou gardens. The garden is filled with pavilions, towers, ponds, bridges, caves, waterfalls, strange rocks and winding corridors, showcasing the greatest characteristics of Suzhou and Hangzhou gardens. The park still incorporates Southern European architectural features, such as Chun Cao Tang and walls, reflecting the Macau culture that blends Chinese and Western cultures. At that time, Lu Chaozhi (also known as Lu Huashao) ordered people to build this garden in a low-lying and muddy area. Later, his son Lu Lianruo ordered people to build large-scale construction in the garden, and it was not completed until 1925. The "Chuncaotang" in the garden was the place where visitors were received in the past. After Lou Lim Ieoc's death, part of the land was sold and Lou Garden was purchased by the then Macau government in 1973. After renovation, it was opened to the public and became a great place for public recreation. #MacauWeekendTrip

Lu Lian Ruo Park is the most Chinese Suzhou garden park among Macau parks. It was built in the 19th century💫 The park's pavilions, bamboo forest fake hills, red lotus waterfalls, ponds and bridges, and winding corridors all have the central pavilion as the axis. The scenery of the south of the Yangtze River is intoxicating, showing the beauty of Chinese architecture💫 The park takes the "Spring Grass Hall" water pavilion hall as the main building, through the pond in front of the hall, the winding curved bridge, the tall stone mountain, the quiet bamboo forest, the gurgling waterfall and the interlaced corridor, forming a colorful three-dimensional painting💫 Today's Lu Lian Ruo Park was originally a farmland and vegetable plot, but was later purchased by a wealthy businessman, Lu Hua Shao, and his eldest son Lu Lian Ruo built a garden. Later, the Lu family declined, and the entertainment garden changed hands in sections. In the early 1970s, the government acquired it, renovated it, and reopened it to the public in 1974💫 Currently, painting exhibitions and concerts are often held in "Spring Grass Hall"💫 📍Address: 10 Old Road, Raleigh, Macau #Macau Weekend Trip #DepthTravel #OverseasTravel #WeekendTravel #Macau

This calligraphy and painting exhibition is only held for 4 days, as soon as I arrived in Macau, I immediately rushed over. The calligraphy and painting exhibition is held at the Spring Grass Hall in Lu Lian Ruo Park. The entire exhibition hall is filled with many calligraphy, landscape paintings and flower and bird paintings It was really nice to be able to come in time for the last day💫 Exhibition information: The third exhibition of calligraphy and painting works organized by the Macau World Artists Association opened at 6pm yesterday at Spring Grass Hall in Lu Lian Ruo Park. The exhibition runs until the 13th of this month #Macau Weekend Trip #weekend tour #overseas tour #in-depth tour #cultural tour #painting exhibition

#timetotravel#campingglamping #nationalpark #celebratewithtrip. #mytripblog #tripblazers. Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is a unique Suzhou-style garden, filled with beautiful greenery and tai-chi enthusiasts. It still feels like an oasis in a city where it is sometimes difficult to find remainders of traditional Chinese architecture. Entrance to the garden is free and there’s never-ending adventure to be had with its twists, turns, and small caves. Come and marvel at the beautiful red tiles of the main pavilion or at the extraordinary mixture of European and classic Chinese elements on its yellow facade. In Chinese, the garden is called Lou Kau (or Lou Cau) Garden and had an interesting past. It’s as if we live in parallel realities because the garden we know and love was actually linked to gaming, revolutions, and misfortune! All of this, connected to a Chinese merchant called Lou Kau.

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

As a city rich in cultural and historical heritage, Macau has many beautiful attractions, among which Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is one of them. Lou Lim Ieoc Park is a beautiful garden whose design and layout have the charm and characteristics of Chinese Suzhou gardens. My favorite place in this park is Chuncaotang. Chuncaotang, located next to a small lake, fully embodies the characteristics of the fusion of Chinese and Western styles. In front of Chuncao Hall, you can enjoy the beautiful lake view, and also feel the fragrance of the surrounding flowers and plants and the gentle breeze. I can sit here for a while and enjoy a moment of peace and quiet, which is very rare. If you are visiting Macau, I strongly recommend you to visit this park and enjoy the beautiful landscape. #MacauAttractions

#澳门景点 Macau Loujia Garden, with a history of more than 100 years, is one of the eight scenic spots in Macau💕 Walking in the garden is very similar to the Suzhou Garden, with small bridges, flowing water, and shady trees🌳 A pool of clean water, rockery and potted plants everywhere, and a pool full of lotus flowers in summer💐 Although surrounded by high-rise buildings, this precious garden has been preserved, and every brick and tile shows the historical relics. Stop and sit down, the beautiful scenery makes me feel calm while admiring it💞👍

#2023travelwish #awesomepic #campingglamping #mytripvlog #foodie #celebratewithtrip Lou Lim Ieoc’s layout and design took inspiration from the Suzhou gardens, the most famous of all Chinese classical gardens. Enclosed by a high wall around its perimeter, the landscape features a number of narrow paths surrounded by groves of bamboo and flowering bushes, leading to a pond filled with golden carp, turtles and lotus. A nine-turn bridge over the pond displays a zigzag shape which is worth a note: according to legend, evil spirits can only move in straight lines, hence the importance of the zigzag shaped path. In addition, the garden comprises a large pavilion with classical and Chinese architecture features, where occasionally art exhibitions and events are held.

"Lu Lianruo Park (formerly known as Yuyuan, also known as Lu Family Garden)" is located in the central part of the Macau Peninsula. It is a private garden of Macau's wealthy businessman Lu Lianruo, which was built in 1904. The layout of the park is well-arranged, with peculiar peaks and rocks piled up by artificial hills, towering trees, bamboo forests, blooming flowers, pavilions, corridors, ponds, bridges, waterfalls, picturesque scenery, and a layout similar to the Lion Grove Garden in Suzhou. It is the only famous garden in Hong Kong and Macau with the charm of Suzhou gardens. In 1974, it was opened to the public as a park.

#NewYearGoodDestinations Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is located on the Macau Peninsula. It is the only famous garden in Macau with the Sukeng garden design style. The garden incorporates southern European architectural features. Walking into Lu Garden, you can temporarily escape from the hustle and bustle, as there are rockery, strange rocks, pavilions and towers everywhere. Sitting in the pavilion, listening to the birds singing and looking at the flowers is a great way to relax. Chuncao Hall in the garden sometimes has calligraphy, painting or photography exhibitions, while Yangxin Hall displays some historical photos, which makes you feel like you have entered a time tunnel. The Macau government will place large-scale lighting installations during the Lunar New Year and Mid-Autumn Festival to add to the festive atmosphere and encourage citizens and tourists to check in.

#tripblazers #yearofrabbit #newyearadventure #CampingGlamping #CelebrateWithTrip Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is a unique Suzhou-style garden, filled with beautiful greenery and tai-chi enthusiasts. It still feels like an oasis in a city where it is sometimes difficult to find remainders of traditional Chinese architecture. Entrance to the garden is free and there’s never-ending adventure to be had with its twists, turns, and small caves. Come and marvel at the beautiful red tiles of the main pavilion or at the extraordinary mixture of European and classic Chinese elements on its yellow facade.

#tripblazers #campingglamping #yearofrabbit #mytripvlog #newyearadventure #awesomepic. Literature is a crystallization and representation of a city's taste and disposition. As a vital cultural resource, the art of literature helps urban residents free their spirits and cultivate their minds, which tends to become a state of existence and the basis of transition towards a state of self-containment. Macao's literature dates back to the Ming and Qing dynasties. By the mid and late 1930s, the region's literary landscape began to take on a modern look. Starting from the 1980s, Macanese writers began to create "literary images" peculiar to Macao, marking the start of the region having its own literature. Macao's literature has made great progress and become a distinctive part of Chinese literature as a whole, especially after the handover on 20* December, 1999, under the "One Country, Two

#tripblazers #campingglamping #yearofrabbit #newyearadventure #foodie #awesomepic. Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is a unique Suzhou-style garden, filled with beautiful greenery and tai-chi enthusiasts. It still feels like an oasis in a city where it is sometimes difficult to find remainders of traditional Chinese architecture. Entrance to the garden is free and there’s never-ending adventure to be had with its twists, turns, and small caves. Come and marvel at the beautiful red tiles of the main pavilion or at the extraordinary mixture of European and classic Chinese elements on its yellow facade.

This is the best place to hangout, very beautiful Lou Lim lOC Garden is a great place for sightseeing as it has quaint moon gate , shady walkways , grotesque rocks of man - made hills , bamboo groves , towering banyan tress , winding corridors , elegant pavilions , spattering waterfalls , ponds with green lotus , etc. The waterside pavilion is the centerpiece.#travel #tripblazers #mytripvlog #bucketlistreboot

#bucketlistreboot The garden was built in 1906 by local merchant Lou Kau as part of his residence, and its design follows the well-known Suzhou Gardens. It turned over to the Macau government in 1974 as a public park, which is popular with local inhabitants. The garden is modelled on those of Suzhou, China, the most famous of all Chinese classical gardens. It was the brainchild of local merchant Lou Kau who built. Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is a unique Suzhou-style garden, filled with beautiful greenery and tai-chi enthusiasts. It still feels like an oasis in a city where it is sometimes difficult to find remainders of traditional Chinese architecture. Entrance to the garden is free and there’s never-ending adventure to be had with its twists, turns, and small caves. Come and marvel at the beautiful red tiles of the main pavilion or at the extraordinary mixture of European and classic Chinese elements on its yellow facade.

After I went to the Lu family’s big house last time, I knew that the Lu family had a garden, which is Lu Lianruo Park (also called Lu Jiu), so I set out... Lu Garden - a famous garden with the design style of Suzhou and Hangzhou gardens, with rockeries, pavilions, lotus ponds, and Jiuqu Bridge... It seems like a place for filming a costume drama! Bus: 2, 2A, 12, 22, 28C #澳门 #澳门游 #澳门游 #LOCAL TRAVEL #PERSONAL TRAVEL

Chinese name: 盧廉若公園 Location: Estrada de Adolfo Loureiro, in northern Macau Peninsular, Macau. Opening time: 06:00-21:00 Ticket: free How to get there: Bus routes to Lou Lim Ieoc Garden include 2, 5, 9, 9A, 12, 16, 22, 25, 28C. LOU LIM EOC GARDEN Located in the middle of Macau Peninsular at the northern foot of Guia Hill, Lou Lim Ieoc Garden (in Portuguese: Jardim Lou Lim Ieoc) covers an area of 1.78 hectares with scenic landscapes. This elegant garden was modeled after Suzhou Lion Grove Garden, one of the four most famous classic gardens in Suzhou, being the only one with Suzhou classical garden style in Macau. Lou Lim Ieoc Garden was once named "Entertainment Garden" and hailed as one of three famous gardens of Macau many years ago. And in 1992, it was rated as one of Macau’s eights sights. Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is a great place for sightseeing as it has quaint moon gate, shady walkways, grotesque rocks of man-made hills, bamboo groves, towering banyan tress, winding corridors, elegant pavilions, spattering waterfalls, ponds with green lotus, etc. The waterside pavilion is the centerpiece of Lou Lim leoc Garden. Despite it is a traditional Chinese architecture, some western architectural elements are embedded in, such as the external wall painted in light yellow, the favorite color of Portuguese, gothic porticoes, white European-style carvings at the top of porticoes. The barrier close to the pond is painted red, China’s favorite color. This building reflects the fusion of oriental and western cultures. #loulimiocgarden

Chinese name: 盧廉若公園 Location: Estrada de Adolfo Loureiro, in northern Macau Peninsular, Macau. Opening time: 06:00-21:00 Ticket: free How to get there: Bus routes to Lou Lim Ieoc Garden include 2, 5, 9, 9A, 12, 16, 22, 25, 28C. LOU LIM EOC GARDEN Located in the middle of Macau Peninsular at the northern foot of Guia Hill, Lou Lim Ieoc Garden (in Portuguese: Jardim Lou Lim Ieoc) covers an area of 1.78 hectares with scenic landscapes. This elegant garden was modeled after Suzhou Lion Grove Garden, one of the four most famous classic gardens in Suzhou, being the only one with Suzhou classical garden style in Macau. Lou Lim Ieoc Garden was once named "Entertainment Garden" and hailed as one of three famous gardens of Macau many years ago. And in 1992, it was rated as one of Macau’s eights sights. Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is a great place for sightseeing as it has quaint moon gate, shady walkways, grotesque rocks of man-made hills, bamboo groves, towering banyan tress, winding corridors, elegant pavilions, spattering waterfalls, ponds with green lotus, etc. The waterside pavilion is the centerpiece of Lou Lim leoc Garden. Despite it is a traditional Chinese architecture, some western architectural elements are embedded in, such as the external wall painted in light yellow, the favorite color of Portuguese, gothic porticoes, white European-style carvings at the top of porticoes. The barrier close to the pond is painted red, China’s favorite color. This building reflects the fusion of oriental and western cultures. #tigeryear2022

One of the most popular garden or park located at Sao Lazaro, Macao. The garden was built in 1906 by local merchant Lou Kau as part of his residence, and its design follows the well-known Suzhou Gardens. It turned over to the Macau government in 1974 as a public park, which is popular with local inhabitants. It is good for a walk with fresh air and picture taking. What amaze me most is the rock formation inside the park. It has also a natural pond with a lot of fishes and turtles. A relaxing natural to go or travel to. #naturalhistoricpark #naturalpark #localstyle #macautravel #macaolife #travelphotography #scenicspotphotoguide #summervacationtravel #themepark#nationalpark

#Hong Kong-Macau Cross-Border Transportation Guide Want to experience the charm of Macau's version of "Jiangnan Garden" from Hong Kong? This cross-border transportation guide will take you to Lou Lim Ieoc Garden easily! Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Shuttle Bus (Golden Bus) - Ticket price: HK$65/person during the day, HK$70 at night (half price for children and seniors) - Duration: The whole journey is about 1.5 hours (including customs clearance and transfer) - Highlights: 24-hour operation, with a bus every 5-15 minutes during the day. It is recommended to take the right side of the upper deck of the bus to take a panoramic view of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge. After arriving at the Macau port, take a free shuttle bus to the Venetian and other hotels, and then transfer to the city bus. Ferry Transportation - Ticket price: ordinary seats are HK$175-220, and night flights start from HK$220 - Duration: 55 minutes of sailing + dock transfer, total duration is about 1 hour - Advantages: There is a bus from Hong Kong Hong Kong-Macau Terminal to Macau Outer Harbor Terminal every 30 minutes during the day, and the last boat is at 23:00. From Macau Outer Harbor Terminal, you can take bus AP1X to Border Gate Terminal, then transfer to bus No. 32 or 2A to "Loulim Ieoc Garden" stop and get off. Cross-border bus - Ticket price: from HK$160 (including hotel pick-up) - Duration: about 2 hours (depending on road conditions) - Convenience: Provide "door-to-door" service, such as going directly from Tsim Sha Tsui to Grand Lisboa Hotel, and then transfer to bus No. 32 to the park. It is recommended to book regular fleets such as "Island China-Hong Kong Link", some routes support no-get-off customs clearance, suitable for families or tourists with luggage. Macau City Route Guide After arriving in Macau, go to Lou Lim Ieoc Garden: - Take bus No. 32, 2A, or 5 from Border Gate Terminal to "Loulim Ieoc Garden" stop, and you will see the entrance to the park when you get off; - Or walk 15 minutes from Grand Lisboa along Senate Square and pass Holland Park Road.

Planning a leisurely cultural trip to Macau to discover unique exhibitions and historic architecture hidden in its neighborhoods? Here are several transportation options to help you easily reach your destination from Hong Kong! Ferry Travel: Comfortable and Fast TurboJET and Cotai Water Jet operate multiple daily trips between Hong Kong and Macau, with a travel time of approximately 55 minutes. If you're heading to Macau Peninsula (where Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is located), it's recommended to choose TurboJET, which docks at the Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal. From there, you can take bus 25B and alight at the "Lou Lim Ieoc Garden" stop to reach your destination. Ticket prices start at HKD 175 on weekdays and are slightly higher on weekends. The ferry offers a comfortable environment and scenic sea views. Cross-Border Bus: Convenient Direct Option Several cross-border bus companies provide services departing from various locations in Hong Kong (such as Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay) directly to Macau Peninsula. The journey takes about 2 hours, with ticket prices starting at HKD 160. Some buses drop passengers off in bustling areas of Macau, where you can easily transfer to a bus or taxi to reach Lou Lim Ieoc Garden. Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Shuttle Bus: Budget-Friendly Choice Operating 24 hours a day, tickets cost HKD 65 during the day and HKD 70 at night, with a travel time of approximately 35 minutes. Departing from the Hong Kong port, you can enjoy spectacular views of the bridge along the way. Upon arrival at the Macau port, transfer to a bus (such as AP1 and then switch to 25B) or take a taxi to reach Lou Lim Ieoc Garden.

Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is a uniquely charming park in Macau, filled with traditional Chinese aesthetics. Located in the northeastern part of the Macau Peninsula, this park was originally the private garden of 19th-century merchant Lou Kau. It was later opened to the public, allowing both residents and tourists to enjoy its serene beauty. Upon entering the park, visitors are greeted by intricate rock formations and a lotus pond, surrounded by lush greenery that evokes the feeling of stepping into a classical painting. Wandering along the winding paths, one can admire the beautifully crafted pavilions and delicately designed wooden doors and windows, showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship of Lingnan-style gardens. The park also features a Portuguese-style building, Chun Chao Hall, which is now used for exhibitions, highlighting Macau's rich history of Sino-Portuguese cultural integration.

#MacauItinerary Walking into Lou Lim Ieoc Park is like entering a unique oriental landscape painting. This garden, which combines Chinese and Western styles, soothes the soul of every visitor with its tranquility and elegance. The rockery waterfall at the entrance adds a touch of vitality to the park with the sound of gurgling water. Walking along the winding stone path, a lush green world unfolds before your eyes. The design of Chinese courtyards can be seen everywhere, with vermilion arches and carved window frames, which are delicate and elegant. The pavilion in the center of the lake is reflected in the blue waves, and a few water birds are circling on the water, adding a touch of liveliness to the tranquility. Strolling along the winding paths, the occasional sunlight shines through the dense shadows of the trees, casting mottled shadows, which makes people feel warm. The white-walled arcades in the Western-style building area bring a completely different visual experience. The sculpture standing in the center of the courtyard silently guards this oasis. When I left, the green shadows of the park were still engraved in my heart, as if whispering the wish for a peaceful and tranquil life. In Lou Lim Ieoc Park, time passes slowly and gently, making people intoxicated.

If you are looking for a special place to celebrate Valentine's Day, Macau is the answer! A small city full of romantic atmosphere, classic architecture, beautiful views and various activities suitable for couples 💑✨ 🌟 Recommended places to visit for couples 1. Ruins of St. Paul's 🏛️ Take your loved one for a walk, take couple photos amidst the classic atmosphere of old architecture and enjoy the city view from a high angle. So romantic! 2. Venetian Macao 🎡 A luxurious place that simulates the atmosphere of Venice in Macau. Invite each other to ride a gondola 🚤 Let the boatman sing sweet songs for you, while holding hands to shop and sip coffee in a cute shop. 3. Macau Tower 🗼 See a panoramic view of Macau at night 🌃 Or challenge your courage with the Skywalk activity on the top of the tower, hold hands and walk, creating special memories! 4. Senado Square 🏙️ Walk in the middle of the square full of pastel-colored buildings, take pictures with the festive lights, or stop by to taste delicious food in the old shops around there. Add sweetness to your special day 🥰 5. Lou Lim Ieoc Garden 🌳 A quiet ancient Chinese garden, perfect for strolling, holding hands and relaxing, taking photos under the trees, and experiencing nature in the city. 🍴 A romantic Valentine's Day dinner • Robuchon au Dôme 🍷 A luxurious fine-dining restaurant atop the dome of the Grand Lisboa Hotel with a beautiful city view. • António 🇵🇹 Enjoy authentic Portuguese cuisine in a warm atmosphere. 💌 Special activities for couples • Write a wish at A-Ma Temple 🛕 for lasting love. • Take a boat trip to see the lights around the island 🌊 At night, Macau is full of romantic lights. 💖 Summary Macau may be a small city, but it is full of romantic corners and activities. It is the perfect place to celebrate Valentine's Day! Whether you bring your loved one to do sweet activities or hold hands and relax in a beautiful atmosphere, I assure you that this trip will be another impressive memory. 🌹💑✨ #Valentine'sDay

#Macau Attractions 🕰️Opening hours: 6am to 10pm 📍Address: Macau Lu Lian Ruo Park, direct bus from Guan Gate 💰Average consumption per person: Free visit 💞Reason for recommendation: The night view of Lu Lian Ruo Park is very attractive. Near the New Year, Lu Garden also has beautiful decorations to visit. The beautiful decoration of "Lei Yue Dragon Gate" is very charming on the lake📸❤️ Under the night lights, you can feel the style of the garden by strolling around, and feel the Chinese architectural aesthetics under the strange rock rockery, which is quite romantic🫶🤩 Now there are potted plants on the water that you can take pictures of🖼️

#familytravel My sister and I visited the Jardim de Lou Lim loc; it is a hidden gem in the heart of Macau. This historical garden offers a peaceful escape right in the center of town. It's a great place for anyone looking for tranquility, as the garden is wonderfully quiet, even though it's located in such a convenient, central area. The garden is filled with beautiful rock formations, adding a touch of natural beauty to the surroundings. There's also a lovely pond teeming with fish, which adds to the serene atmosphere and you can even feed them with fish food. Trees and plants abound, making it a lush and green retreat. One of the best things about Jardim de Lou Lim loc is that there's no entrance fee, making it a perfect, low-cost place to relax and unwind. The sign indicates that it opens as early as 6 AM, making it ideal for a morning walk or an early start to the day. The pathways are well-maintained, even and paved, ensuring a comfortable stroll through the garden. I really enjoy spending time here—it's a peaceful oasis that offers a lovely blend of nature and history, and I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Macau!

Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is one of the most culturally rich parks in Macau, located in the urban area of the Macau Peninsula. With its unique landscape and rich historical and cultural background, it has become a favorite leisure spot for both locals and tourists. The park is not only a great place to enjoy nature but also allows visitors to feel the cultural essence of Macau, making it an oasis that combines historical and natural scenery. 1. Historical Background: Commemorating a Cultural Figure The name Lou Lim Ieoc Garden comes from Lou Lim Ieoc, a historical figure in Macau who was a renowned philanthropist and cultural icon. The park was named in his honor to commemorate his contributions. The construction and historical background of the park are closely related to Macau's history, reflecting the unique cultural atmosphere and spirit of its residents. The park retains many sculptures and iconic buildings related to history, making it an excellent place to learn about Macau's history and culture. 2. Natural Scenery: A Green and Relaxing Space Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is a lush green park with shaded trees and verdant lawns, providing a tranquil oasis in the city. The park boasts rich vegetation and beautiful flowers that remain green throughout the year, making it perfect for walking, jogging, or enjoying a leisurely picnic. The design of the park emphasizes harmony between people and nature, giving visitors a sense of relaxation and escape from the hustle and bustle. 3. Featured Attractions: A Blend of Culture and Art The garden features many artistic and cultural attractions, such as various sculptures and monuments, which not only beautify the environment but also tell the story of Macau's history and culture. A large fountain and stone-carved paths attract many visitors who stop to take photos, making it an important place for tourists to understand Macau's traditional culture and history. Additionally, the park has a small cultural exhibition space that regularly hosts various cultural activities and exhibitions, allowing visitors to relax while also experiencing the rich cultural and artistic atmosphere of Macau. 4. Ideal for Activities: A Perfect Place for Leisure and Exercise Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is a popular spot for locals to relax and exercise daily. Many people choose to jog, walk, walk their dogs, or gather with family and friends here. The park also has several leisure facilities, such as a children's playground and fitness equipment, suitable for people of all ages. Whether it's seniors enjoying the quiet morning or young people exercising, the park meets different needs. Tips 1. Best Time to Visit: It is recommended to visit in the early morning or late afternoon when the air is fresh and the sunlight is soft, making it ideal for walking or taking photos. 2. Dress Code: If you plan to walk or exercise in the park, it is recommended to wear comfortable sports shoes. 3. Precautions: As the park is shaded by trees, it can be quite hot in summer. It is advisable to bring water and sunscreen to avoid heatstroke. Overall Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is a tranquil green space in the urban area of Macau, blending natural scenery with cultural atmosphere. It is an ideal place to experience the unique charm of Macau. Whether you want to relax or delve into Macau's history and culture, Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is a must-visit destination.