Tucked away in the bustle of Darling Harbour, Sydney, the Chinese Garden of Friendship is like stepping into another world, one filled with winding paths, koi-filled ponds and beautiful bamboo. Built in 1988 as a gesture of goodwill between Sydney and Guangzhou, China, it is a rare slice of calm in the city. You can walk past waterfalls, under willow trees, and into quiet pavilions that feel a million miles from the skyscrapers just beyond the walls. It’s not just a garden but also a reminder that peace can grow right in the middle of chaos.

This is an image of a Chinese pavilion, used for a place to rest and reflect within the garden. This image is also posted as part of Becky’s SimplyRed challenge for the month of July ☮️
oh this is lovely – and apologies didn’t visit at weekend. I seem to have missed a few posts whilst the grandchildren were staying
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Oh don’t worry at all. Time with family is more important ❤️
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How lovely.
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It’s a beautiful spot.
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Know it well as we’ve stayed in Darling Harbour a couple of times
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That’s brilliant Sheree. Yes it’s right in the tourist hotspot.
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Love the colours and vibes 🙂
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Thank you! It’s beautiful on a sunny day.
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👌
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Your photography is great 👍🏽
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Wow very kind, thank you!
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You too and thanks for the subscription 😁
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You’re welcome ☺️
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It sounds like a lovely place.
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It really is. Thanks Jean.
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a good reminder –
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So true. Especially on these times 😞
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