The Chinese Garden of Friendship in Darling Harbour near the centre of the bustling city of Sydney was given to Sydney in 1988 as a gift for Australia's bicentennial. It is a tranquil, restful place with beautiful lakes holding reflections of various Chinese temples and weeping trees. There are many points of symbolism as characterises a typical Chinese garden.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Photo of the Week - A Window to China (Sydney, Australia)
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3 comments:
nice perspective, as usual. looks authentic from the mainland!
Yeah, I visited this garden.
It's typical chinese garden of south china style.
Yeah, it's wonderful!
@jasperjugan: Thank you.
@iwalk: I think it was designed by the city of Guangzhou which is a sister city of Sydney. I assume they are in the south. It is a really peaceful and beautiful place.
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