#7: Bonsai Garden and more in Chinese Garden (Exploring my own country with Afiqsejuk!)
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Welcome back, readers! Today, I will continue my journey in this spectacular Chinese Garden. The picture above is called the Pagoda Twins. I will not take the stairs to the top floor as I am tired climbing the "Mother" Pagoda.
Entrance into the Pagoda Twins
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View from the balcony of one of the Pagoda
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I came across this majestic entrance and for a second I thought I was in ancient China. The entrance looked like a gate to one of the districts in ancient China.
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When I entered, I was greeted with a unique Chinese architecture that I saw only in Chinese dramas. I had never expected that I would able to enjoy with my own sight. The pond with fishes in the middle of it only added the atmosphere.
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Surprisingly, there was a shop here selling drinks and I immediately took the opportunity to buy a bottle called "H20". I was instantly refreshed and now motivated to continue my journey into the garden. The courtyard here gave me a sense of calming and serene effect when I came in giving me a pleasant feeling. If not because of me exploring the garden, I would stay there longer.
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This man had appeared three times during my travels. Two here and one at Haw Par Villa. The man called Confucius. I should learn from him why was he so famous.
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The Bonsai garden was build in June 1992 following the style of the city Suzhou in China. There are 2000 bonsais imported from China and other parts of the world. I admitted that I am not a fan of bonsais but the sheer number of bonsais in this garden was mind-boggling I find myself admiring some of it from small to big. Fans of bonsais should visit this place. The recommended list in Singapore for bonsai lovers!
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My favourite Bonsai plant!
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A little waterfall in the distance
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This finally concluded my journey in Chinese Garden. I was awed by the architecture used by the Chinese. I was able to learn a bit of history by reading the history of the statues. I felt that a Chinese tourist will feel at home here. Signing off! Sejuk!
Great job. Nice pictures. I am glad that you enjoyed your visit to the Chinese Gardens. I think I have only been in there once - during my school days. That was quite a while ago. Maybe I should do as you do. Begin to explore my own country. Cheers!
Thanks quotes-haven. I had been inspired by the top travel blogger @sweetsssj to start my own series. Furthermore, Singapore had a lot of gardens and parks we can visit. Show the world what is Singapore. Appreciate your comment!
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Very calm and pleasant site! it is beautiful. 2000 bonsais? it is incredible. Thanks for sharing.
Thx man! Appreciate your time in here!!!
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Lovely... when did you visit the chinese garden, i was there last monday
Same with you, on 26 Feb right? The peaceful garden is so calm.