The Beijing Garden

The Beijing Garden Canberra is a serene oasis located at Lotus Bay on Lake Burley Griffin.

It was opened in 2014 as a gift from the Beijing Municipal Government to celebrate Canberra's centenary. The garden features traditional Chinese landscape design, with handcrafted walkways, stairs, and pavilions. Designed in the style of the Qing Dynasty's Imperial Garden, the main pavilion is a magnificent structure made from imported marbles and timber. The Beijing Garden Canberra is a popular tourist attraction, especially in spring and autumn when the views are spectacular. In spring, the garden is radiant with blossoming weeping cherry trees and magnolias, while in autumn, the maples turn a fiery red. Visitors can wander around the garden, admiring the collection of ancient Chinese sculptures and enjoying the scent and beauty of the spiritual garden.

The garden is also a popular hangout spot for locals, who come here for activities such as picnics, running, cycling, walking their dogs, and relaxing in the peaceful environment. During autumn, visitors can experience the cooler temperatures and gentle breezes while admiring the picturesque scenery.

Getting to The Beijing Garden is easy, as visitors can drive or take a bus to the location. It is located at Lotus Bay on Lake Burley Griffin, adjacent to Nara Park and Lennox Gardens. Alternatively, visitors can choose to cycle or walk to the garden from other nearby parks and reserves along Lake Burley Griffin.

In conclusion, The Beijing Garden Canberra is a well-designed and well-maintained place that offers a unique style and a peaceful environment to escape the city. With its spring bloss