Liang’s Garden, nestled in Foshan, Guangdong Province, showcases typical Lingnan architectural styles. Built two centuries ago during the Qing Dynasty, it once served as the former residence of the prominent Liang family in Foshan.

Renowned for its elegant pavilions, winding corridors, and exquisite rockeries, the garden underwent reconstruction in 1994 by local authorities. Since then, it has emerged as a well-known cultural tourist destination.

The layout of Liang’s Garden is meticulously planned with a harmonious blend of structures and landscape, perfectly encapsulating the essence of southern Chinese architecture.