Liang Garden
梁园
One of the Four Great Gardens of Lingnan, a Qing-dynasty private garden built by the Liang family and renowned for its rockwork and water features.
Liang Garden is located on Xianfeng Old Road, Songfeng Road, in Chancheng District. It is a private garden built in stages during the Jiaqing and Daoguang reigns of the Qing dynasty by a group of four Liang uncles and nephews, including the scholars and poets Liang Ai-ru and Liang Jiutu. Together with Qingxi Garden in Shunde, Yuyin Shanfang in Panyu, and Keyuan in Dongguan, it is known as one of the 'Four Great Gardens of Lingnan.' The garden is distinguished by its stones. Several hundred rocks, including Taihu stone and Yingde stone, are displayed here. Building groups such as Qunxing Caotang, Fenjiang Caolu, and Shi'er Shizhai are linked by pools, winding corridors, and small bridges, reflecting the Lingnan principle of uniting home and garden. The grounds are peaceful and few visitors come, so it's ideal for a leisurely visit. Admission and opening hours are as announced on site. Getting there: about 10 minutes by taxi from the Foshan Ancestral Temple, or take a bus to the Liang Garden stop.
Opening hours
About 09:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Renshou Temple
- Lingnan Tiandi
- Foshan Ancestral Temple & Wong Fei-hung Memorial Hall
- Tongji Bridge (Foshan)
- Qiandeng Lake Park
- Nanfeng Ancient Kiln
- Chencun Flower World
- Pingzhou Jade Street