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Selected architectural reproductions based on Beijing's Summer Palace are the main attractions of the Garden. Most notable is the imposing 7-storey Pagoda, the focal point of the Garden. This and the Twin Pagodas, pavilions, a teahouse and a stoneboat are beautifully complemented by surrounding ponds, bridges and courtyards. A cluster of thematic mini gardens are dispersed throughout the Garden.

The Bonsai Garden is the largest Suzhou-style bonsai garden outside China. It houses an impressive collection of over a hundred beautifully-manicured bonsais imported from Malaysia, China, Taiwan, Japan, Philippines, Indonesia, and Thailand. As a grand prelude, a pair of lion-shaped Podocarpus bonsais from China stands guard at the Garden entrance.

The Garden of Abundance presents an enchanting collection of magnificent stone sculptures of the 12 Chinese Zodiac Animals; 100-year-old pomegranate trees from Shantung, China; four auspicious bridges representing blessings of prosperity, love, fertility and abundance; among other attractions.

The Ixora Garden displays a collection of more than 15 varieties of the evergreen shrubs, making it a colourful backdrop for the Eight Chinese Legendary Heroes statues set within the Garden.

The Live Turtle and Tortoise Museum is home to more than 200 turtles and tortoises in over 60 different species. Opportunities to pet and feet the animals never fail to thrill children and adults alike. The Museum is also a showcase of collectibles such as toys, ornaments, tableware and furniture, inspired by these animals.

The scenic Garden makes great backdrop for filming, while the various buildings and attractions make unique venues for gatherings. Booking is required.


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Last updated: 07 November 2012