This Chinese Garden is located near the North Saskatchewan River east and downhill of the Shaw Conference Center in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
We went here to take some autumn family photos but sadly I neglected to get more of the garden itself.
Across the river you see the Muttart Conservatory housed in four glass pyramidal structures.
The squared building at the far right is the Shaw Conference Center. This all overlooks the river valley.
The North Saskatchewan River as seen just above the Chinese Garden.
I always enjoy Chinese and Japanese gardens. The autumn foilage looks great.
ReplyDeleteLovely pagoda. Looks really clean.
ReplyDeleteLooks like such a lovely place and the fall colors are wonderful! Great capture for the day! Hope you have lovey week!
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What a great place it must be to feel time and life. Thank you for the journey. Please have you all a good Tuesday.
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Lovely shinto arch and the autumn colors are all around
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ReplyDeleteMust be a very young Chinese garden or is it just your growing conditions? Lovely autumn foliage and scenery .
ReplyDeleteWe are both posting on an Oriental theme today, mine is a Japanese garden.
I didn't expect this to be in Canada! How neat and beautiful! :) What an excellent post!
ReplyDeleteI really like Chinese gardens. What pavilion is it in your photo?
ReplyDeleteSure are some beautiful photos.
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To answer the query from BlossomFlowerGirl, I really don't know the name of the pavillion. We were in such a rush to fit in a family photo while helping our son pack to move to Vancouver that I didn't check. I'll definitely have to go again.
ReplyDeleteChinese buildings are so different, I used to visit them and pretend that I am in China.
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