One of the four famous gardens in Guangdong Garden

Qinghui Garden in Shunde, located on Qinghui Road in Daliang, Shunde District, is an ancient garden architecture built during the Ming Dynasty, covering an area of about 22,000 square meters. This scenic area is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction, and it is known as one of the four famous gardens of the Qing Dynasty in Guangdong, along with Liang Garden in Foshan, Yuyin Mountain House in Panyu, and Keyuan Garden in Dongguan. The site was originally the residence of Huang Shijun, the top scholar at the end of the Ming Dynasty, and was later purchased by the scholar Long Yingshi. After generations of careful construction by the Long family, the layout was finalized, and then it was restored and expanded. The main attractions include the Boat Hall, Bixi Thatched Cottage, Chengyi Pavilion, Xiyin Study, Bamboo Garden, Guiji Cottage, etc.; at the end of the 20th century, the government expanded it again, adding many architectural attractions such as Fenglaifeng, Duyunxuan, Liufen Pavilion, Muyingjian, and Hongqu Study. 🕙Opening Hours: 9:00～17:30 Non-local adults in Shunde pay an admission fee of 15 yuan, with discounts for students and seniors over 60 🚉Transportation Strategy: To get to Shunde from Guangzhou, you can take the 'Guangzhou Metro Line 7' to 'Beijiao Park Station', then transfer to 'Foshan Metro Line 3' to 'Daliang Clock Tower Station', exit from E, and walk about 450 meters along Qinghui Road ⏳Recommended Duration: About 2-3 hours 🍽Dining Recommendations: Exiting from the main entrance of Qinghui Garden and turning right, there is a souvenir food street nearby where you can taste authentic Shunde cuisine, with famous stores such as Renxin Old Shop and Minxin Old Shop located there.