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2021年12月3日 星期五

Frank shows his "Oasis in the concrete jungle" short video

Frank uploads his "Oasis in the concrete jungle" video

Frank the tour guide shares his new video about the oasis of the concrete jungle, Nan Lian Garden, in Kowloon.

The big contrast between the garden and the surrounding tall buildings is amazing.

To watch the video, please browse Frank's new post.

Fully vaccinated Frank looks forward to showing his beautiful hometown to clients in his easy Hong Kong private tour.

Oasis in the concrete jungle video screenshot

2021年7月19日 星期一

Frank shows why Hong Kong's Nan Lian Garden is the best sightseeing point for disabled travelers

Frank explains why Nan Lian Garden is Hong Kong's best attraction for disabled travelers

Frank the tour guide shows the reasons to explain why Nan Lian Garden is the best sightseeing point for travelers with mobility problems.

For details, please read Frank's new post.

Disabled travelers can browse the easy Kowloon private tour to plan the future Hong Kong trip.

Nan Lian Garden is suitable to the travelers with mobility issues.






2021年7月5日 星期一

Frank shows why Nan Lian Garden is the best sightseeing point for grown-up children's parents

Frank explains why Nan Lian Garden is Hong Kong's best attraction for grown-up children's parents

Frank the tour guide shows the reasons to explain why Nan Lian garden is the best Hong Kong sightseeing point for grown-up children's parents.

For details, please read Frank's new post.

Children can browse the easy Kowloon private tour options to plan your parents' future Hong Kong trip.

For your parents' Hong Kong trip, you should recommend Nan Lian Garden to them.


2020年11月10日 星期二

Frank the tour guide's reasons to tour Nan Lian Garden at night

Frank shares why travelers should tour Nan Lian Garden in the evening

Frank the tour guide writes about the reasons to tour the pretty Nan Lian Garden in Kowloon at night.

Pretty wooden bridge and pavilion in Nan Lian Garden at night


Frank shows totally six benefits to visit the oasis in the concrete urban Hong Kong.

The advantages are about sightseeing, crowd dodging, learning, photo-taking, weather and health.

For the details, please browse Frank's post.

Travelers may TIY (tour it yourself) Nan Lian Garden or take Frank's private night tour to get more

Apart from visit the Nan Lian Garden at night by yourself, travelers can be clients of Frank the tour guide.

Just take Frank's private night tour, clients can tour the nice garden, enjoy tasty local dinner, visit night market and enjoy Symphony of Lights Laser Show.

Frank hopes he can serve you in Hong Kong in 2021!


2020年7月30日 星期四

Frank's post about Chinese cultural elements in Nan Lian Garden

Frank shows Chinese cultural elements in Nan Lian Garden

In his post, Frank the tour guide shows travelers Nan Lian Garden's Chinese cultural elements.

They are the wooden architecture, landscaping and gardening.


Travelers can learn a lot about traditional Chinese culture.

Travelers can also book highly recommended Frank's private car tour to visit the top rated Nan Lian Garden.

Browse the post for details

You may browse Frank's post at Easy Hong Kong Private Tour blog to get more details for Nan Lian Garden and Frank's private car tour.


2015年9月15日 星期二

Three beautiful Chinese Gardens in Kowloon

Kowloon's three beautiful Chinese gardens

Apart from markets and shopping malls, Kowloon Peninsula's has three beautiful Chinese gardens, which have different scenery, historical background and landscaping style.

(1)Nan Lian Garden

In the past, the area was the largest slum area in Hong Kong. 

In 2000, Hong Kong Government resettled the people and built a traditional Tang Dynasty-style Nan Lian Garden.

Through the traditional Chinese landscaping and gardening methods, the developer integrates the rocks, trees and water harmoniously to create an urban oasis, which is surrounded by the high-rise buildings.  

The Chi Lin Nunnery is next to the man-made heaven.  

You can say hello to the Buddha and see the traditional but new Chinese wooden architecture there.






(2)Kowloon Walled City Park

The Kowloon Walled City Park is pretty and even got the international award in 1993.  

But you can go there to trace its special historical background.  

At first, the site was a Chinese Army walled stronghold against the British imperialists and Kowloon's city center, with a big bazaar.  

The complicated reasons made it the abandoned historical orphan, which was not under Britain's, China's or Hong Kong's rule.  

Japan demolished its thick wall during WWII to use the bricks to lengthen the Kai Tak Airport runway.

Its haphazard development became uncontrollable after the war.  

It became infamous: slum with the highest population density and the hodgepodge of refugees, gangsters, crimes etc.

Today the old Chinese Army Headquarter building (Yamen) is still kept as the management office of the beautiful Jiangnan (South of Yangtze River) style garden.






(3)Ling Nan Garden

Ling Nan Garden is the South China style garden, which is different from the above-mentioned two gardens.  

As South China is hot and wet, the garden has the long and wide covered corridor as the shade.  

South China was the first place to keep contact with the Westerners.  

So garden's decoration has lots of Western elements.  

Water makes up 20% of the garden.  

This shows the site's history.  

It was the coast for the citizens to have the romantic paddle boat ride and Exxon Mobil's oil depot.  

The Mei Foo (Exxon Mobil's Chinese name) Sun Chuen is next to the Ling Nan Garden.  

With 99 blocks, it was once the biggest private housing development in the world.  

The Ling Nan Garden is the "private" backyard garden of Mei Foo's residents and makes Mei Foo, which is now 50-year-old, still the expensive 'blue chip' private housing estate in Hong Kong.





You may consider the Kowloon cultural private tour, which  can bring you to the above-mentioned Chinese gardens.

For private tour planning in Hong Kong, you can contact Frank the tour guide.