The Lion Grove

23 Yulin Lu Rd., Suzhou, China

Featured Review : Lion Grove was originally established by Buddhist monks in 1342 AD to honour their teacher, Zhongfeng. In the 1700s, Emperor Qianlong was so impressed with these gardens that he replicated them in Beijing and Chengde. ...See Full Review

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The Lion Grove

5 out of 5 stars by Re Carroll from Abbotsford, British Columbia
June 14, 2005

Quote: Lion Grove was originally established by Buddhist monks in 1342 AD to honour their teacher, Zhongfeng. In the 1700s, Emperor Qianlong was so impressed with these gardens that he replicated them in Beijing and Chengde. Over the centuries, the... Read the full The Lion Grove review

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