Bao Mo Garden in Guangzhou

Bao Mo Garden is really crowded on weekends!! This time, a weekday trip turned out to be a lucky break for me. Reservation tips: Tickets for Bao Mo Garden can be purchased on various platforms~ Bao Mo Garden, as the residence of the Bao family in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, is too vast! It combines Qing official culture, Lingnan horticulture, Lingnan ancient architecture, characteristics of the Pearl River Delta water towns, and a collection of artistic masterpieces from ancient and modern times~ The ancient buildings and gardens in the park are ingeniously integrated, with corridors connecting the whole garden. More than thirty stone bridges span over the picturesque rivers and lakes, with a hundred thousand koi fish turning the waters into a sea of red waves, making the water scenery truly exceptional. The entire Bao Mo Garden is a palace of garden art, where you can enjoy the beauty of Lingnan gardens, absorb national culture, and broaden your horizons. Zhao Tailai Art Palace Each collection piece is very large. The Maitreya Buddha and the seated statue of Guan Yu on the first floor are truly awe-inspiring. The second floor features bronze, jade, ceramic, and other artistic works. Linghou Xianshou The gilded monkey sculpture + the decoration of the Water Curtain Cave inside Under the sunlight, it shines with golden brilliance. Lotus Pond In the center, there is a golden Guanyin statue. The entire pond is filled with green lotuses, looking like a huge piece of green jade. Qingming Riverside Scene Porcelain Mural Deservedly listed in the Guinness World Records as the most