If you have plans to visit Beijing, you should definitely visit the well known Beijing gardens. It is a wonderful place that offers a mix of new and the old scenery. If you really want a memorable vacation in Beijing, you might as well visit all the famous tourist spots and other places worth visiting; remember to stop by at any of the Beijing gardens. There are three gardens worth visiting, the Butterfly Garden, Summer Palace and the Behai Park.

One famous Beijing garden is the popular Butterfly Garden. This is the ideal place to visit if you love nature and would love to see all the butterflies present in the garden. The Butterfly Garden is situated in the Shunyi District, between the crossing point of Baima road and Huosi road. This garden is considered as the largest garden in Asia that offers a wide variety of butterflies.

If you are planning to visit the Butterfly Garden, the best time to visit is during the months of April to October since hundreds of butterflies hover around the garden at during these months.

The Butterfly Garden is the only garden where visitors can see different kinds of butterflies but also enjoy the wonderful view of a wide selection of flowers and plants that are also cultivated within the garden. The entire span of the garden is over 600 square meters. It is divided into four areas and in every area there are around 500,000 species of butterflies being displayed. You can view butterflies from the tropical and subtropical regions in the four season glasshouse. The breeding workhouse is the best place to visit if you want to witness how the chrysalises transform into butterflies. Some visitors who live in the temperate regions might seldom witness or catch a glimpse of the tropical butterflies, but with the Butterfly Garden, it showcases all the tropical and subtropical butterfly species. This greatly attracts visitors from all over the world, just to see the various butterfly species. There are over 30 butterfly breeds present in the Butterfly Garden. Ten breeds are considered as state protected species. The garden also organizes educational tours for students; they can participate and learn about the various butterfly species from close view.

For the children, the Butterfly Garden provides interactive zones where they can play with the butterflies. They also have art sessions where they can make paintings of butterfly wings.

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There is also a note worthy section that you should never miss out during your visit, it is the butterfly wing exhibit.  In this section, the wings of the deceased butterflies are used in order to create beautiful butterfly wing pictures that are worth seeing. The garden also offers a perfect setting that can be used by photographers in order to get a good photo from the butterflies. If you want to learn about butterflies and nature or just to get a glimpse of various butterfly species, you should visit the Butterfly Garden, a Beijing garden worth visiting.

The next Beijing garden that you should visit is the Summer Palace. It is also called the Yihe Yuan, which simply means the gardens of nurtured harmony. As a description, the Summer Palace is not actually a palace; it is an imperial garden and lake, the lake is known as Kunming Lake. The Summer Palace covers around 2.2 square kilometers. The remaining area is made up of the Chinese gardens, palace of the imperial family as well as the temples. Summer Palace is situated 15 kilometers northwest of Beijing’s city center. It has splendid gardens, classic architecture and the idyllic scenery that is worth visiting. If you are going to visit the Summer Palace, you can ride the buses that will take you there; all you have to do is to ride the bus that goes to Yiheyuan.

Next Beijing garden that you should never miss out is the Beihai Park. As an overview, it is an ancient imperial garden next to the Forbidden City. It has a history that span for thousands of years. Beihai Park is considered as the oldest classical garden, the largest and the well preserved in China. It has ancient Buddhist temples, classical gardens, a large lake, imperial palaces and walled cities. Beihai Park is one of the major tourist spots in Beijing that you should definitely check out.

The area covered by Beihai Park spans over 70 hectares and half of this area is covered by the Beihai Lake. In the middle of the lake, there is a huge island known as the Jade Flowery Islet. It is made up of several of the park’s main attractions. Beihai Park has at least 30 major sites that you can visit, but only the major ones will be discussed.

The Yongan Temple or also called as the Temple of Eternal Peace is located on the Jade Flowery Islet. It dominates the park’s skyline and it is the main site in the park the holds the White Dagoba, the symbol of Beihai Park. This temple was built in 1651 by the first emperor of the Qing dynasty. The temple as three levels, the first level is composed of three buildings such as the Bell Tower, the Drum Tower and the Falundian. The second level is the courtyard on top of a flight of stairs. The courtyard is surrounded by buildings. The third level is a platform on top of the hill that holds the White Dagoba or also called the White Pagoda. The other major sites include the Tiancheng City, Nine Dragon Wall and the ancient caves of the Jade Islet.

You can reach Beihai Park by riding the subway to the Tiananmen Square west station. You will exit on one of the stations on the northern exit next to the Nanchang Street. The Nanchang Street follows along a moat that lead to the west side of the Forbidden City, eventually straight to the southern exit of Beihai Park.

If you are visiting Beijing for a vacation, you might as well visit the three Beijing gardens mentioned above. They are worthy to be visited and will definitely make your vacation a memorable one.

If you want to enjoy quiet scenery or just stroll down a park, you might consider visiting the Yu Yuan Garden, one of the Shanghai gardens that you can visit in Shanghai.  The Yu Yuan Garden is described as a renowned classical garden situated in Anren Jie area in Shanghai. The garden was built in 1577 by Pan Yunduan, an administration bureaucrat during the Ming dynasty. The garden was exclusively built for the parents of Pan Yunduan so that they can enjoy the tranquility the garden has to offer.

During the 400 years of existence of the Yu Yuan Garden, it has undergone numerous changes and modifications. It was during the late Ming dynasty in which the Yu Yuan Garden deteriorated together with the decline of Pan Yunduan’s family. Based on historical records, it was during 1760 when the Yu Yuan Garden was purchased by rich merchants. They spent 20 years reconstructing the garden and all the buildings. It was during the Opium War of the 19^th century in which the garden was severely damaged. The Yu Yuan Garden that we presently see is a result of a restoration project that started in 1956. It was on September 1961 when it was opened to the public once again.

The Yu Yuan Garden covers an area of 20,000 square meters. On the other hand, the small area space does not affect the garden attractions. All of the structures such as the halls, pavilions, rockeries, cloisters and ponds have distinct characteristics. There are main attractive areas all located within the Yu Yuan Garden; it includes the Wanhua Chamber, Yuhua Hall, Dianchun Hall, Huijing Hall, Sansui Hall and the Inner Garden. Every area features scenic spots within their borders. Once you enter the Yu Yuan garden, you will be greeted by a rockery which is called the Great Rockery. It has a height of 14 meters and considered as the largest and oldest rockery in the southern region of the Yangtze River. On top of the rockery, you will get a full view of the entire garden. The Cuixui Halls rests at the foot of the rockery. It is an elegant and quiet place enclosed by old trees and a diverse mix of beautiful flowers. You will also find different curio shops in the hall. The Sansui hall was erected in 1760 and was originally used in entertaining guests and visitors. The name Sansui means propitious and lucky.  As the years passed, it transformed into a place where ceremonies for bookmen and gentlemen are held. It has a height of nine meters and is composed of five halls. It is the largest and the most spacious structure in the Yu Yuan Garden. As you wander down in the vicinity of the Yule Pavilion and Wanhua Chamber, you will discover several pavilions, streams, corridors, courtyards and other natural marks. The Wanhua Chamber is a delicate building bordered by several cloisters where spring bamboos grow just beside these cloisters. The Dianchun Hall is situated in the east of the Wanhua Chamber. It includes the Hexu Hall, Ancient Well Pavilion, Relic Hall and the Acting-and Sing Stage.

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The main feature of Yu Yuan Garden is the Exquisite Jade Rock. It is located across the Yuhua Hall. It is considered as one of the three famous rocks in the southern region of the Yangtze River. As a description, the rock is around 3.3 meters in height and has 72 holes. The rock is very interesting, if you will pour water from the top, the water will flow out from every hole, and it is quite a spectacle to see. The Yuhua Hall was built facing the rock so that it is convenient to sit in the hall and admire the beauty of the Exquisite Jade Rock. You should also take note that the furnishings in the hall were all made from top quality rosewood of the Ming dynasty. Lastly, the Inner Garden was a separate garden built in 1709; today it is part of the Yu Yuan Garden. It is best described as compressed and lovely. It has pavilions, rocks, flower walls and ornamental ponds that are considered as the most attractive sceneries in the Yu Yuan Garden.

Now that we have fully discussed the Yu Yuan Garden, there are also other places that you can visit in Shanghai. The Bund area in Shanghai is well known for the bright lights and musicians playing great music at night. Visitors can spend a quiet and relaxing evening observing the activities on the Huangpo River or strolling along the commercial buildings located within the area. If you want to shop, your ideal destination is the Nanjing road. It is the shopping street in Shanghai. It is visited by nearly a million visitors on a daily basis. You can find affordable souvenirs, handmade crafts as well as luxury goods and gadgets in the expensive shops. Another place that you should visit is the jade Buddha temple. It is one of the most ancient of the Buddhist monasteries in China. The Buddha statues within the shrine came from Burma. There are also various festivals celebrated in China, especially in Shanghai.

Having your vacation in Shanghai is one of the best choices among other places in the world. With a rich diversity of the modern and old, you will definitely have a memorable vacation. You would never miss out visiting one of the Shanghai gardens, especially the Yu Yuan Garden as well as other tourist spots worth visiting.

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With the various materials used as artificial flowers, you might find them quite suitable to incorporate in your house decorating. If you do not like to use real plants and flowers inside your home, an alternative is to use artificial flowers instead. You can find these artificial flowers in any local flower boutique. You can choose the one that you like, such as those that are made of silk or paper. There are also various colors, patterns and styles to choose from. If you will select carefully, you will definitely find the ideal artificial flowers that you can use for your home. With these artificial flowers, it will add a touch of colour into your home as well as adding a part of nature.

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If you are going to use the silk artificial flowers, they are ideal and appear quite real. They are perfect for decorating your home, office, even weddings and other special occasions that requires flowers. If they are used in weddings, they provide the ideal effect similar to what the real flowers exude and you can decorate the wedding hall without having to worry about costly charges. These artificial flowers are affordable if compared to the real flowers that are relatively expensive.

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If you will choose artificial flowers and plants that are made of silk or paper, you have nothing to worry about maintenance and care anymore. It will also cut down on costly expenses and the regular buying of new plant replacements. With the artificial flowers, you can decorate your home with the plant variety that you want and the colors that is suitable to the interiors of your home. It will definitely make your home vibrant and attractive. Buying them is also easy since you can find them in any local flower shop or also on online shops where you have a wider selection of choices to choose from. With the online shops, you can browse their selection of artificial flowers in the comforts of your own home, without strolling over various flower shops.

Using artificial flowers is quite convenient nowadays; they are suitable for those that do not have enough time to provide care and maintenance to their plants. You no longer need to worry about providing the proper light and temperature as well as purchasing additional garden items needed by the real plants. All you have to do is to select the ideal artificial flowers and plants that best suits your needs and preferences. Artificial flowers and plants will make your home more vibrant and will give it a touch of nature. It is the ideal alternative if you want to avoid the hassles of using real plants as decorations for your home.

One of the features that must be present in every Japanese garden is the hills and ponds. The two are a common theme depicting Japanese tranquility. You can use water or replicate the water together with gravel or small stones. For the hills, you can use mounds of earth to create the mountains that you want to recreate, and then you can use undergrowth to be used along the sides of the mountain you created. You can also add some natural stone benches and tables, preferably besides the pond. You can also add Japanese fountains that include a bamboo spout for creating the ideal Japanese water features in your garden.

Next is to consider the placement of contemplation gardens since the Japanese mainly have them in their gardens. You can design and create your very own Zen area in your garden. It is best to use sand and rocks since they flow together in a design that best represents the seashore. If you are going to add plants, choose the ones that grow naturally in this kind of area for a realistic effect. Another option is to make a river or stream instead together with natural grasses and flowers that also grow along the shores as well. With this kind of natural arrangement, it is the ideal choice in creating a garden with a courtyard type setting.

Another feature of the Japanese garden is that their garden style utilizes a flat terrain. This focuses more on the functionality rather than the form. They are commonly called as tea gardens. With this type of garden, it has a path that leads to a stone water basin. The garden path is decorated or lined with lanterns that are basically made of stone. The Japanese garden is best described as having fewer accessories. With the traditional Japanese garden design, the main garden is the introduction before entering the teahouse; this is supposed to have a calming effect to those who enter the garden. The teahouse plays an important role in the Japanese culture and there are various types of ceremonies performed that require calmness and serenity. You can also add some hand crafted garden statues in your garden to add tranquility.

Other characteristics of the ideal Japanese garden includes the use of bonsai style trees, flowering azaleas and rhododendrons, plants with reddish colored leaves and palm cones. The characteristic elements that are present in every Japanese garden are formed by the combination of the trees, bamboo, shallow water basins and the presence of pebbles. A complete mix of nature in the garden is the vital factor in every Japanese garden. You have to take note that the perennials and the bulbs must be planted in a sporadic manner. It is used to emphasize the natural character of the garden nooks.

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In every Japanese garden, you have to take into consideration that the stone and water complement each other. Their combined existence is highlighted with the various colors of the plants. It is vital that a miniature pond or a bowl containing water is present since it is a necessary ingredient in any garden; it is also decorated in an oriental style. The stone boulders best represents the shrouded mountains.

When it comes to the care and maintenance of a Japanese garden, it can be quite an arduous task. On the other hand, the maintenance is performed in such a way that the human intrusion is not noticeable.

Your Japanese garden must be naturally composed. The most important objective of this type of garden is stressing on the harmonious beauty of nature. The Japanese garden is ideally created to encourage contemplation, without overpowering the senses with a wide variety of bright colors.

In creating a Japanese garden, it also allows you to explore the philosophy utilized by the oriental gardeners in order to understand the principles in the selection of the vital materials, plants and other important factors that must be present. Based on the Japanese philosophy, you have to take note that everything old is valuable. This rule is also applied when creating your garden. The boulders with overgrown moss, old trees and branches are meant to remind the viewer that it is not about the past. The garden compositions are exclusively designed to symbolize the male and female element and their balance. It can either be complementary light and shadow or stone and water. When it comes to the garden boundaries, the small areas might include a growing tree or bamboo groves. Just take note that they should go unnoticed in order to complement the horizon views.

In the creation of your ideal Japanese garden, you need to take note of the features and factors mentioned above. All of them must be present in order to create the best Japanese garden for your home. It is indeed a lovely addition for your home where you can relax after a stressful day and enjoy the calm environment it has to offer. With the combination of rocks, plants and water to recreate what is exactly found in nature, this is what makes the Japanese garden unique. These gardens are meant to take you on a wonderful journey within where you can contemplate due to the calmness and serenity the environment brings.

The principles involved in the classical Chinese gardening are quite useful and can provide garden insights to garden designers all over the world. The Chinese gardening design has inspired numerous home gardeners to try out something different such as the use of a garden fountain and encouraging the expression of culture and philosophy through gardening. The traditional gardening method in China was developed into an art form with equivalent ranking to other popular arts such as painting, poetry and calligraphy. The well known and finely built gardens were built during the Qing and Ming dynasties and have even survived the passing of time.

One famous Chinese garden is Suzhou, located about 50 miles west of Shanghai. It is also known as the “city of gardens”. Over the years, various officials, merchants, scholar, garden designers settled in Suzhou. In Suzhou, you will see the application of the principles of the classical Chinese gardens. Visitors from all over the world visit Suzhou in order to take a glimpse of the wonderful gardens and to learn their secrets.

These Chinese gardens will provide an insight to the traditional Chinese view of nature as well as the inclusion of the human role in the natural order. The gardens contain clues to the ancient Chinese mind through the twisting paths and they utilize symbolism and the selection of plants. Based on the traditional Chinese view of nature, they view humans as equals with everything in the natural world.

The Chinese gardens were primarily designed to represent a living entity. The rocks and stones form the skeleton whereas the water and fountains serve as the blood while the plants provided the outfits. In order to portray the influence of humans in nature, the architectural constructions were incorporated into the design of the garden. The main purpose was to provide the ideal interaction that reveals the merging of humans together with nature. The elements that makes up all that is natural includes mountains, vegetation, bodies of water and Chinese fountains as well as the human influence. The manner in which they were incorporated in the garden expresses their relationships they have in nature.

Gardeners from other parts of the world were not able to follow the style in which the ancient Chinese gardeners characterized nature, but they can comprise the other parts of every element. The main goal is to create a sense of wholeness within a particular location and to incorporate all the important elements as the main part of the garden.

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The main elements of the Chinese garden represents the parts of a living whole, they are considered as the symbols that comprises the cultures and beliefs that are scattered all over various Chinese gardens. One example of a popular belief, the bad spirits were thought to move in a straight manner, as a result, the pathways in the gardens were not designed in a straight or even manner. The Chinese believe that the changes in the height and route made it quite hard for the bad spirits to inflict harm to people strolling in the garden. The dragon is a symbol of strength, goodness and change is also generally used to adorn the Chinese fountains, walls and roofs of the garden structures.

When it comes to the creation of the ideal Chinese garden, there are certain factors that you need to take into consideration. The first is the appropriateness of the location where you will create your garden. You need to look for a fitting location for your Chinese garden. You also need to take note of the seasonal changes, plants as well as the physical necessities of the garden site. Another is to find a suitable place for every garden element within your chosen location such as the rocks, plants, water fountains and architectural constructions. Others details such as the shape, size, color and placement of the railings, windows, and doors in a particular building. This is important to ensure a complete harmony with the surroundings.

Next is to take advantage of what you have. The Chinese garden designer utilizes every aspect of the garden’s surrounding. The highlights, movement, sounds and quietness are also used as part of the scenes created within the Chinese garden. Most of the private gardens in China were small in size. Another factor is the refinement of the Chinese garden. In Chinese gardens, refinement simply means the incorporation of tranquility, sophistication, tidiness and distinctness that is in tune with nature.

Another important factor is maintaining the simplicity of the Chinese garden. Resources that are found on the location are considered as the ideal materials to be used in the creation and designing of the garden. You no longer need to place uncommon or strange objects and plants since it will only make your garden look profligate. Lastly is the variableness of the garden. It expresses the natural law of constant change. A particular Chinese garden design can give out a sense of change and unexpectedness with different scenes at every turn of the path, a different view from every window and aesthetic modifications with each changing season. The designs used includes changes caused by the weather and nature such as the sun, wind, clouds, rain, snow, birds, insects, plants and water.

As an overview, the original garden was situated in Suzhou; it was built for the needs of King of Wu during 6^th century BC. The Pijiang Garden is best described as the initial private garden built in Suzhou based on historical records. The garden was built during the Eastern Jin dynasty. During the centuries that followed, numerous gardens were also built. It was during the Ming and Qing dynasties where Suzhou gardens gained popularity. It was during this time when the economy of Suzhou boomed, this allowed more people to build their own private gardens. Based on records, during this time period, around 200 gardens were built in Suzhou. Several of the gardens survived and they were carefully and scrupulously maintained. This gives the world a peek into the Chinese “earthly paradise”.

You have to take note that these private gardens where created in a limited space, the garden designers had to devise ways to make a limited space seem limitless. The design of the Suzhou gardens focuses on the natural world but in more artistic manner. They only use stones, plants, water and earth in these gardens. They would serve as the mountain ranges, bamboo forests and the flowing rivers. The Suzhou gardens were exclusively designed so that only a small part is seen at any given time. As you walk down the zigzag paths, you are exposed to a different environment every time you turn in every corner. The ideal Suzhou garden is designed to make a visitor feel that there is always an area left unexplored.

The structures and buildings found in the Suzhou gardens are purposely placed in a particular way that makes it appear as part of the natural environment. Every garden has small pavilions as well as large buildings in order to gratify the needs of the owner. Each building has a different function in every garden. The small pavilions were basically constructed on top of the artificial mountains in order to give the visitor an overall view of the entire garden while still concealing some of the aspects of the garden. Some of the pavilions were created to cater to the desires of the owner such as reading, creating art or a place to relax and view the scenery around as well as enjoying a cup of tea.

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When it comes to the characteristics of the Suzhou gardens, you need to take note of certain differences if compared to other types of gardens. First, these gardens set great examples on how small garden spaces are ingeniously designed. The classical Suzhou gardens were specifically laid out by imitating the natural landscape in order to meet the emotional and intellectual needs of the Chinese people. They see to it that the earthly contours of the garden location are utilized in a good manner. The methods and techniques use are numerous, this includes barred views, borrowed views, framed views, opposite views and the decorative and functional alteration as well as the concrete and abstract alteration. The limits of the garden spaces were designed in order to produce an immeasurable effect.

Second characteristic of the Suzhou gardens is the creation of the natural scenery through the process of decorating the garden with trees, flowers and shrubs as well as designing the waterways and mountains. The classical Suzhou gardens were built by the great masters of various dynasties, utilizing great methods and techniques. The gardens noted for their great landscapes and waterways are the Lingering Garden, Humble Administrator’s garden, the Master-of-Nets garden and the Mountain Villa with Embracing beauty. The best lime stone mountain was created during the Qing dynasty and found in the Mountain Villa with Embracing Beauty. The Suzhou gardens have an abundance of various flowers and trees. You can also find highly valuable plants such as the hundred years old gingkoes located in the Lingering garden, the wisteria in the Humble Administrator’s garden and the Sabina chinensis located in the Master-of-Nets garden.

Third characteristic of classical gardens in Suzhou is they are considered as an embodiment of beautiful and diverse ancient buildings located in the southern area of the Lower Yangtze. These classical gardens of Suzhou offer varieties of little pavilions and large building that has a basic beam framing. They basically gratify the needs of writing, reading, painting, viewing the scenery, meditation, relaxation, drinking tea, serving banquets and many more functions. These structures have the basic Chinese furnishings such as the highly festooned and carved door frames, hangings, windows, balustrades, pavements and moon gates and many more. All of them are exclusively harmonized when it comes to the functionality, aesthetic and structural considerations.

Fourth characteristic is the gardens in Suzhou are loaded with literary connotations, providing visitors information regarding the Chinese culture. With ancient Chinese aesthetics, philosophy and ideology, the gardens boasts unique architectural forms that has poetic names and designed with calligraphy in order to enhance the appearance of the garden. There are also numerous inscribed stelae of relics distinguished for their superior workmanship and literary connotations.

The classical gardens of Suzhou have reached over two millennia. It has experienced numerous ups and downfalls through the passing of time until it has achieved artistic flawlessness. Once you enter the classical gardens of Suzhou, you will enter a world of calmness and serenity, you feel as if you have stepped inside nature itself along with the various architectural designs and structures that directly links you to the Chinese culture. You no longer feel the bustle of the hectic city life as you step in a realm of tranquility and great artistry. Your visit to the Suzhou gardens is a one of a kind trip that is definitely a memorable one. You will surely want to experience sipping tea while enjoying the beautiful scenery of the gardens.

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- Unknown photographer

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