It is a small & basic garden but worth the visit. Specially if you are interested in the history of early Chinese settlements during gold rush period in 1866. If you got time, the video is over half an hour about the history on how the Chinese was badly treated at that time. The entry fee are $10/adult & $7.20 for senior. It is walking distance from town center & a pay car parking area near by. There is also a small gift shop, tea house & also a clean toilet on site. The majority of pathway are fully wheelchair accessible.

Very nice Chinese garden 🪴 . Another the buildings at this garden 🪴 reminded me of the buildings of at the China 🇨🇳 Pavilion at Epcot Center at Walt Disney World 🌍 in Florida . Lastly these gardens also remind of the Japanese Tea 🍵 Gardens in both San Francisco and Buenos Aires.

Make sure to plan enough time for this gem. It's small but there's so much to see and admire. Also take the time to read at least a few of the information pannels. An unforgettable outing for people who seek beauty, serenity and calm within a bustling city.

Visited with family. Amazing tranquil space in the middle of the city. Design very clever making the garden seem bigger than is. Seated spaces to take in the atmosphere. Craftsmanship of the structures are very impressive. Good to learn about local Chinese history. Will go again