Seattle China Garden
Description:
The traditional landscape design of Chinese gardens appeared back in 607, when the Chinese themselves began to imitate the imperial gardens. Over time, the unusual vision has spread around the world, but only true masters of garden art can create symbolic images from an ordinary small stone or a small pond. In order to see a real Chinese garden, you do not need to go to China. You can also visit a small copy in Seattle.
The Chinese Garden of Seattle was created according to special rules, which are thought out to the smallest detail. It used traditional materials - natural stones, bamboo, trees, gravel and water. As decoration, elegant lanterns were used, located on the banks of the reservoir. The garden is made in Sichuan style. Plants here are few and they all organically fit into the surrounding landscape, without disturbing the natural harmony. For the care and maintenance of the garden, a separate non-profit organization, the Seattle Chinese Garden Society, was created.
Visiting China Garden in Seattle is a fee: $ 6 adults and $ 5 children.