Fans of Continuum must visit this place! On another note, there are two sides to the garden. I recommend going to both sides and just enjoy the scenery. The garden is perfect for photography.
I'd suggest taking the 45 min tour - you appreciate the grounds so much more. Also, feeding of the koi happens once a day at 11:45am from may - October so if you're there, be sure to watch it!
There are two ways to tour this garden, the guided tour shows you the private section and is very informative. The public section is larger and very beautiful as well.
Nice Chinese garden with a free and a paid side. I only saw the free side but it didn't seem that great. Worth stopping in if you're in the neighborhood. Otherwise...
This free park is adjacent to the classical Chinese garden, which charges an entrance fee. Both are nice, but the guided tour and authenticity of the garden make the fee worthwhile.
One of the first traditional Chinese gardens built outside of China. Both the garden and the adjacent Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Park are worth visiting. Read more
A living museum in the form of a classical Ming-dynasty Chinese garden. An arts/cultural hub in the heart of Chinatown. Guided tours, hot tea, koi fish, art exhibits, education programs, festivals, and more. Est. 1986. Do you know everything in this Garden is shipped from China, even the pebbles?