- Source: Nanyue Yuan
- Mazu Daoyi
- Perluasan wilayah Dinasti Han ke Kawasan Selatan
- Lu Bode
- Dinasti Han
- Xue Ju
- Pemberontakan Trung bersaudari
- Daftar pertempuran dan peperangan di Tiongkok
- Sejarah Dinasti Han
- Daftar reka cipta Tiongkok
- Daftar relikui kultural Tiongkok yang dilarang dipajang di luar negeri
- Nanyue Yuan
- Nanyue
- Baomo Yuan
- Hengyang Nanyue Airport
- Emperor at home, king abroad
- Baiyue
- First Era of Northern Domination
- List of Chinese gardens
- Southward expansion of the Han dynasty
- Taoyuan County
Nanyue Yuan (simplified Chinese: 南粤苑; traditional Chinese: 南粵苑; lit. 'Southern Yue Garden') is a Lingnan-style Chinese garden in Guangzhou, China. It is adjacent to its sister garden, Baomo Yuan, and joint tickets are available.
Development
The site started construction in December 2007, and opened on 28 September 2009. People's Daily reported that the construction costed more than 200 million Yuan.
Features
The site features landscaped gardens, a lake, Lingnan architecture, various art and antiques. One of the architectural features is a nine-dragon wall made from ceramics. The garden is adjacent to Baomo Yuan but is smaller and covers 100 acres.
Etymology
Nanyue refers to the Southern Yue period of history (204–111BCE).
See also
List of Chinese gardens