There are many famous spots in the park including; Gold Water Stream, Goldfish Island, and the Ported Landscape Garden.With much to enjoy is it any wonder that I spent a good few hours exploring the area. It was incredible people watching too. Seeing how life in a day passes whilst at the park.There have been pictures and videos in these posts of ladies dancing with colourful cloth, almost looking like a pre wedding ritual. And musicians playing in the park. Not to mention little puppet shows and the beautiful calligraphy, which people admired and respected.No signs of alcohol, or rubbish anywhere. Now that's how you act and treat a park.
Wuyi temple contains extensive Zhuzi philosophy and historic and natural sights of Taoism.Its a shame that I couldn't understand a lot of the rest of what I saw there. It was fascinating, but a little frustrating. The sculptures and images let my imagination run wild as to what life was like in ancient China.
A few years ago watching the sunset over the unrestored part of the Great Wall of China that took a bit out of the legs walking up to and along.
Situated by the beautiful JinJiang River, the Qingyang Taoist Temple is antionallya famous temple and tourist attraction.
First built in the Zhou dynasty, it has been renamed a number of times.This place as we're all places of worship in China was extremely calming and peaceful. It's such a far cry from India. And I really appreciated life here.
For years, I’ve been supporting this feisty feline churning out choons from the decks, throwing pop-up parties at all sorts of unpredictable venues, and eventually, co-founding in Singapore. At the , scored another triumph for the Singaporean music scene by playing on the main stage to an ecstatic crowd. It was a proud moment for all of us Singaporeans who showed up, and an exhilarating one for those craving for a riotous electronic journey.
Photos EOS 4000D.