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The Chinese Garden of Friendship at the south end of Darling harbour is a classic Ming walled garden which incorporates architectural principles of the Taoist philosophy of yin (calmness) and yang (activity).
The Chinese Garden of Friendship at the south end of Darling harbour is a classic Ming walled garden which incorporates architectural principles of the Taoist philosophy of yin (calmness) and yang (activity). The landscaped garden features waterfalls, koi ponds, lily pads, weeping willows, exotic plants, pavilions and a teahouse. The Dragon Wall was built to reflect Sydney's friendship with sister city Guangzhou, with the blue dragon in the water representing New South Wales and the golden dragon in the skies representing the Guangdong Province.
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Pier St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
+61 2 9240 8888
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