He Garden

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He Garden 何园
He Garden
Type	Historic Gardens
Location	Yangzhou, Jiangsu
Coordinates	32°23′08″N 119°26′55″E / 32.385615°N 119.448504°E / 32.385615; 119.448504
Created	1883 (1883)
Designer	Shi Tao
Website	http://www.he-garden.net

He Garden (simplified Chinese: 何园; traditional Chinese: 何園; pinyin: Hé Yuán) is a park in Yangzhou, Jiangsu province. He Family Garden also known as “Jixiao Villa” is the last but best work among the private gardens in Yangzhou. Located on Xuningmen Street, it is a heritage site under state protection and a national AAAA-rated tourist attraction. It is the best-known private garden of the late Qing dynasty, and is one of 20 first-class key parks in China.^{[citation needed]}As the development of Yangzhou's tourism, He Garden will be a must-see place for tourists who travel in Yangzhou.

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