The Garden With a Troubled History

#timetotravel#campingglamping #nationalpark #celebratewithtrip. #mytripblog #tripblazers. Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is a unique Suzhou-style garden, filled with beautiful greenery and tai-chi enthusiasts. It still feels like an oasis in a city where it is sometimes difficult to find remainders of traditional Chinese architecture. Entrance to the garden is free and there’s never-ending adventure to be had with its twists, turns, and small caves. Come and marvel at the beautiful red tiles of the main pavilion or at the extraordinary mixture of European and classic Chinese elements on its yellow facade. In Chinese, the garden is called Lou Kau (or Lou Cau) Garden and had an interesting past. It’s as if we live in parallel realities because the garden we know and love was actually linked to gaming, revolutions, and misfortune! All of this, connected to a Chinese merchant called Lou Kau.

Chun Chou Tong Pavilion of Lou Lim Ioc Park

#2023travelwish #awesomepic #campingglamping #mytripvlog #foodie #celebratewithtrip Lou Lim Ieoc’s layout and design took inspiration from the Suzhou gardens, the most famous of all Chinese classical gardens. Enclosed by a high wall around its perimeter, the landscape features a number of narrow paths surrounded by groves of bamboo and flowering bushes, leading to a pond filled with golden carp, turtles and lotus. A nine-turn bridge over the pond displays a zigzag shape which is worth a note: according to legend, evil spirits can only move in straight lines, hence the importance of the zigzag shaped path. In addition, the garden comprises a large pavilion with classical and Chinese architecture features, where occasionally art exhibitions and events are held.

One of the Eight Scenic Spots of Macau: "Exploring the Beauty of Lou Lim Ieoc Garden"

"Lu Lianruo Park (formerly known as Yuyuan, also known as Lu Family Garden)" is located in the central part of the Macau Peninsula. It is a private garden of Macau's wealthy businessman Lu Lianruo, which was built in 1904. The layout of the park is well-arranged, with peculiar peaks and rocks piled up by artificial hills, towering trees, bamboo forests, blooming flowers, pavilions, corridors, ponds, bridges, waterfalls, picturesque scenery, and a layout similar to the Lion Grove Garden in Suzhou. It is the only famous garden in Hong Kong and Macau with the charm of Suzhou gardens. In 1974, it was opened to the public as a park.

LOU LIM IOC GARDEN

#tripblazers #yearofrabbit #newyearadventure #CampingGlamping #CelebrateWithTrip Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is a unique Suzhou-style garden, filled with beautiful greenery and tai-chi enthusiasts. It still feels like an oasis in a city where it is sometimes difficult to find remainders of traditional Chinese architecture. Entrance to the garden is free and there’s never-ending adventure to be had with its twists, turns, and small caves. Come and marvel at the beautiful red tiles of the main pavilion or at the extraordinary mixture of European and classic Chinese elements on its yellow facade.

The House of Macao Literature

#tripblazers #campingglamping #yearofrabbit #mytripvlog #newyearadventure #awesomepic. Literature is a crystallization and representation of a city's taste and disposition. As a vital cultural resource, the art of literature helps urban residents free their spirits and cultivate their minds, which tends to become a state of existence and the basis of transition towards a state of self-containment. Macao's literature dates back to the Ming and Qing dynasties. By the mid and late 1930s, the region's literary landscape began to take on a modern look. Starting from the 1980s, Macanese writers began to create "literary images" peculiar to Macao, marking the start of the region having its own literature. Macao's literature has made great progress and become a distinctive part of Chinese literature as a whole, especially after the handover on 20* December, 1999, under the "One Country, Two

Lou Lim Ioc Garden Nature

#tripblazers #campingglamping #yearofrabbit #newyearadventure #foodie #awesomepic. Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is a unique Suzhou-style garden, filled with beautiful greenery and tai-chi enthusiasts. It still feels like an oasis in a city where it is sometimes difficult to find remainders of traditional Chinese architecture. Entrance to the garden is free and there’s never-ending adventure to be had with its twists, turns, and small caves. Come and marvel at the beautiful red tiles of the main pavilion or at the extraordinary mixture of European and classic Chinese elements on its yellow facade.

Lou Lim loc Garden, Macau

This is the best place to hangout, very beautiful Lou Lim lOC Garden is a great place for sightseeing as it has quaint moon gate , shady walkways , grotesque rocks of man - made hills , bamboo groves , towering banyan tress , winding corridors , elegant pavilions , spattering waterfalls , ponds with green lotus , etc. The waterside pavilion is the centerpiece.#travel #tripblazers #mytripvlog #bucketlistreboot

Lou Lim Ieoc: The Garden With a Troubled Hist

#bucketlistreboot The garden was built in 1906 by local merchant Lou Kau as part of his residence, and its design follows the well-known Suzhou Gardens. It turned over to the Macau government in 1974 as a public park, which is popular with local inhabitants. The garden is modelled on those of Suzhou, China, the most famous of all Chinese classical gardens. It was the brainchild of local merchant Lou Kau who built. Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is a unique Suzhou-style garden, filled with beautiful greenery and tai-chi enthusiasts. It still feels like an oasis in a city where it is sometimes difficult to find remainders of traditional Chinese architecture. Entrance to the garden is free and there’s never-ending adventure to be had with its twists, turns, and small caves. Come and marvel at the beautiful red tiles of the main pavilion or at the extraordinary mixture of European and classic Chinese elements on its yellow facade.

LOU LIM IOC GARDEN

Chinese name: 盧廉若公園 Location: Estrada de Adolfo Loureiro, in northern Macau Peninsular, Macau. Opening time: 06:00-21:00 Ticket: free How to get there: Bus routes to Lou Lim Ieoc Garden include 2, 5, 9, 9A, 12, 16, 22, 25, 28C. LOU LIM EOC GARDEN Located in the middle of Macau Peninsular at the northern foot of Guia Hill, Lou Lim Ieoc Garden (in Portuguese: Jardim Lou Lim Ieoc) covers an area of 1.78 hectares with scenic landscapes. This elegant garden was modeled after Suzhou Lion Grove Garden, one of the four most famous classic gardens in Suzhou, being the only one with Suzhou classical garden style in Macau. Lou Lim Ieoc Garden was once named "Entertainment Garden" and hailed as one of three famous gardens of Macau many years ago. And in 1992, it was rated as one of Macau’s eights sights. Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is a great place for sightseeing as it has quaint moon gate, shady walkways, grotesque rocks of man-made hills, bamboo groves, towering banyan tress, winding corridors, elegant pavilions, spattering waterfalls, ponds with green lotus, etc. The waterside pavilion is the centerpiece of Lou Lim leoc Garden. Despite it is a traditional Chinese architecture, some western architectural elements are embedded in, such as the external wall painted in light yellow, the favorite color of Portuguese, gothic porticoes, white European-style carvings at the top of porticoes. The barrier close to the pond is painted red, China’s favorite color. This building reflects the fusion of oriental and western cultures. #loulimiocgarden

LOU LIM EOC GARDEN

Chinese name: 盧廉若公園 Location: Estrada de Adolfo Loureiro, in northern Macau Peninsular, Macau. Opening time: 06:00-21:00 Ticket: free How to get there: Bus routes to Lou Lim Ieoc Garden include 2, 5, 9, 9A, 12, 16, 22, 25, 28C. LOU LIM EOC GARDEN Located in the middle of Macau Peninsular at the northern foot of Guia Hill, Lou Lim Ieoc Garden (in Portuguese: Jardim Lou Lim Ieoc) covers an area of 1.78 hectares with scenic landscapes. This elegant garden was modeled after Suzhou Lion Grove Garden, one of the four most famous classic gardens in Suzhou, being the only one with Suzhou classical garden style in Macau. Lou Lim Ieoc Garden was once named "Entertainment Garden" and hailed as one of three famous gardens of Macau many years ago. And in 1992, it was rated as one of Macau’s eights sights. Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is a great place for sightseeing as it has quaint moon gate, shady walkways, grotesque rocks of man-made hills, bamboo groves, towering banyan tress, winding corridors, elegant pavilions, spattering waterfalls, ponds with green lotus, etc. The waterside pavilion is the centerpiece of Lou Lim leoc Garden. Despite it is a traditional Chinese architecture, some western architectural elements are embedded in, such as the external wall painted in light yellow, the favorite color of Portuguese, gothic porticoes, white European-style carvings at the top of porticoes. The barrier close to the pond is painted red, China’s favorite color. This building reflects the fusion of oriental and western cultures. #tigeryear2022

Out for a Walk

One of the most popular garden or park located at Sao Lazaro, Macao. The garden was built in 1906 by local merchant Lou Kau as part of his residence, and its design follows the well-known Suzhou Gardens. It turned over to the Macau government in 1974 as a public park, which is popular with local inhabitants. It is good for a walk with fresh air and picture taking. What amaze me most is the rock formation inside the park. It has also a natural pond with a lot of fishes and turtles. A relaxing natural to go or travel to. #naturalhistoricpark #naturalpark #localstyle #macautravel #macaolife #travelphotography #scenicspotphotoguide #summervacationtravel #themepark#nationalpark

IONG SAM TONG PAVILION

#tripblazers #campingglamping #tripmoments long Sam Tong Pavilion was built during the early 20th century. Amongst the significant members of the Lous' family, Lou I loc was honorably known as the "Revolutionary Old Man". He was a perpetual supporter of Dr. Sun Yat-sen in Sun's revolutionary course and was highly received by Chiang Kal-shek during his visits to Taiwan at his sunset of life. In the early days, the long Sam Tong Pavilion was used for guest reception and subsequently converted into a library during 1938 to 1952, when Pui Ching Middle School rented the Lou Lim loc Garden to be its schoolhouse. Later on, long Sam Tong Pavilion was used by Leng Nam Primary School as classroom, later turned into the Floral and Faunal Specimens Room of Leal Senado (Municipal Council of Macao), the offices and warehouses of various government departments in 1980s. Over the years, the Pavilion had served for different historical purposes and its exterior had undergone purpose-based modifications. In 2010, the Pavilion went through large scale reconstruction to restore its original look.

Lou Lim Ieoc Garden With a Troubled History

#nationalpark #nationalmuseum #campingglamping #trip #tripblazers Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is a unique Suzhou-style garden, filled with beautiful greenery and tai-chi enthusiasts. It still feels like an oasis in a city where it is sometimes difficult to find remainders of traditional Chinese architecture. Entrance to the garden is free and there’s never-ending adventure to be had with its twists, turns, and small caves. Come and marvel at the beautiful red tiles of the main pavilion or at the extraordinary mixture of European and classic Chinese elements on its yellow facade. In Chinese, the garden is called Lou Kau (or Lou Cau) Garden and had an interesting past. It’s as if we live in parallel realities because the garden we know and love was actually linked to gaming, revolutions, and misfortune! All of this, connected to a Chinese merchant called Lou Kau.

Macau International Calligraphy Exhibition

#campingglamping #mytripvlog #tripblazers #nationalmuseum #nationalpark The "Seventh Macao International Lotus Book and Egg Works Exhibition Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Tour" organized by Shangxintang (Macao) Fragrance Association last year was rated as the "2022 Mainland, Hong Kong and Macao Cultural Harmony Exhibition" by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the People's Republic of China. Tourism Exchange Key Project". And received the full support of the Xuanfu Culture Department of the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Macao Special Administrative Region, the Macao Cultural Affairs Bureau, and the Macao Tourism Bureau: it went to five major cities including Zhuhai, Jiangmen, Foshan, Huizhou and Macao. Famous Masters of Macao": In 2019, the "Twenty Years of Prosperity Painted Paint River" national large-scale exhibition quality. At the same time, under the support and guidance of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the "Lotus Painting and Calligraphy Exhibition" will be promoted to many major domestic City exhibition. It has played a great role in promoting cultural tourism in Macao, and has added intangible assets and resources for the development of tourism in Macao.

IONG SAM TONG PAVILION MACAO

#tripmoments #campingglamping #tripblazers #mytripblog #nationalpark #celebratewithtrip. long Sam Tong Pavilion was built during the early 20th century. Amongst the significant members of the Lous' family, Lou I loc was honorably known as the "Revolutionary Old Man". He was a perpetual supporter of Dr. Sun Yat-sen in Sun's revolutionary course and was highly received by Chiang Kal-shek during his visits to Taiwan at his sunset of life. In the early days, the long Sam Tong Pavilion was used for guest reception and subsequently converted into a library during 1938 to 1952, when Pui Ching Middle School rented the Lou Lim loc Garden to be its schoolhouse. Later on, long Sam Tong Pavilion was used by Leng Nam Primary School as classroom, later turned into the Floral and Faunal Specimens Room of Leal Senado (Municipal Council of Macao), the offices and warehouses of various government departments in 1980s. Over the years, the Pavilion had served for different historical purposes and its exterior had undergone purpose-based modifications. In 2010, the Pavilion went through large scale reconstruction to restore its original look.

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An oasis in old town Macau - Lou Lim Loc Garden

Macau is a lovely place for overnight visit or as day trip. While many of us are aware of the Portuguese influence in food and architecture, there are also some delightful gardens with Chinese designs. We visited the Lou Lim loc Garden in the eastern part of the Macau peninsula. It is located just a few blocks north of the Guia lighthouse, and is a short 5 min drive from the Macau ferry terminal. The garden was built in early 20th century by an influential businessman named Lou Kau who made his fortune from selling pork. The garden has a main pavilion with yellow facade, and the architectural design is with a mixture of Portuguese and Chinese aesthetic. The balcony in the back is particularly beautiful. The garden follows that of the Suzhou - style design. The nine curved bridge and pagoda sit in the back amongst the maze-like rock garden. The Macau government took over the garden in 1973， and it is now opened to the public after a series of renovations. Locals and tourists can enjoy a walk in the beautiful park for free amongst the narrow streets of Macau. Address: 10 Estra. De Adolfo Loureiro , Macau Hours 6am-12am Free admission #macau #daytrip #architecture #park