Shunde · Lingnan garden

Qinghui Garden

Qinghui Garden is a compact Lingnan garden in central Daliang. Its ponds, timber halls and carved windows fit a morning visit before lunch on the nearby food streets; it is a separate Shunde outing from Chancheng’s Zumiao.

Start with location, transport, tickets and hours—then decide if it fits your plan.

Two-storey courtyard hall in Qinghui Garden
On-location view
Timber and brick courtyard hall
Visit the garden before lunch古海岸遗址 · CC BY-SA 4.0
Daliang dessert associated with local food streets
After the garden: walk to eatHhaithait · CC BY-SA 3.0

02 · At a glance

At a glance

  • 01

    Compact Lingnan courts, timber halls and garden sequence

  • 02

    Classic soft start to a Shunde day

  • 03

    Walkable link toward Huagai / Daliang snack streets

03 · About this place

About this place

Before lunch, take time to look at the ponds, carved timber and halls. Qinghui offers a garden visit in central Daliang without a separate trip away from the food streets.

Huagai Road is within walking distance of the garden. Continue there for lunch and a dessert stop instead of travelling to a distant mall.

As one of the classic Lingnan gardens, it pairs with Liang Garden in Chancheng as two different days—not two stops on one rushed afternoon.

Timber and brick courtyard hall
Visit the garden before lunch古海岸遗址 · CC BY-SA 4.0

04 · What to see

What to see

Garden overview

Compact Lingnan garden architecture

A workable Shunde day puts Qinghui first: compact Lingnan courts, then Huagai Road and a long meal window. Check the museum’s current admission notice before setting out.

Qinghui courtyard architecture
1.5–2.5 hours mid-morning

After you exit

Walk to Huagai Road for a meal

Walk toward Huagai Road for a sit-down lunch and dessert. Add Shunfengshan only if energy remains.

Double-skin milk dessert
Double-skin milk is the usual afternoon ritual

05 · Visit tips

How a visit usually unfolds

A practical visit order and pace—not a full-day itinerary.

  1. 01

    Use Foshan Metro Line 3 to Daliang Zhonglou, then walk towards 23 Qinghui Road using station signs and navigation. The garden lists the station about 450 metres away; transfers from Guangzhou or Chancheng still need separate time.

  2. 02

    Start at the Qinghui Road visitor entrance. Follow the garden paths between the central ponds, Chuante Hall and Bixi Caotang where open, looking at the coloured glass and carved timber rather than hurrying from room to room.

  3. 03

    The published visiting window is 09:00–17:30, last entry 17:00, with standard adult admission RMB 15. We suggest 1.5–2 hours, then a walk towards Huagai Road for lunch or dessert. Ticket assistance is available on 0757-22226196; ask about passport admission if the online form does not accept your document.

Practical notes

  • Zumiao and Qinghui Garden are in different parts of Foshan. A late start from Zumiao leaves less time for the garden and a meal in Daliang; visit Shunde on a separate day if both matter to you.
  • Check the day’s last-admission notice; do not treat the garden as a leftover late-afternoon stop.
  • Weekend queues for popular milk shops after the garden are normal—build buffer.

Nearby

  • Daliang food streets (Huagai / Jinbang area) for the meal chapter.
  • Optional: Shunfengshan Park as a green cooldown.
  • Do not add Xiqiao the same night.

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