Chang Lai Yuan Gardens (Chang Lai Yuan Chinese Gardens) is located in the Narraganji Conservation Park (Nurragingy Reserve) in Blackton, Sydney western suburb of New South Wales, about 45 kilometers from downtown Sydney.
The Chang Lai Yuan Gardens, which covers an area of about 2,800 square meters, is a typical Chinese classical garden of Ming and Qing dynasties. It is the product of the two sister cities, Blackton and Liaocheng City, Shandong Province. The garden was built in 2007. The name of the garden is from the name of the two cities: Liaocheng is known as Dongchang in ancient times, and Blacktown Chinese is transliterated as "Blackton ", so it is named" Chang Lai Yuan Gardens"; and "Changlai" has a homonym "Changlai ", which means" Changlai "Changlai ".
Chang Lai Yuan Gardens has pavilions and pavilions, small bridges and flowing water, in the height of 16.6 meters of octagonal to save the sharp "Dongchang Pavilion ", heavy eaves hexagonal" Guangyue Pavilion ", shed-style waterfall platform "Qinquan Corridor ", seven-hole stone voucher bridge, browse the drawing or carving in pavilions, corridors, bridges on the" Romance of the Three Kingdoms "," Journey to the West "," A Dream of Red Mansions "," Water Margin "in the story characters, a breath of the hometown will come.
The Chinese classical gardens are popular in Australia, with "Chinese gardens" in Canberra, Keynes and other places, while the Friendship Garden (Chinese Garden of Friendship), located in Darling Harbor (Darling Harbour), is the most representative.
How to reach:
- Subway: North Shore &Western Line (T1) Line to Doonside Station Station
Tickets:
- Free free
