Garden introduction: In addition to the pavilions, bridges, ponds, rocks, trees, flowers and plants that are interspersed among the Buddhist temple building complexes, the garden of Baolian Temple has three concentrated gardens. The first is the Bauhinia Garden near the mountain gate, which was built to display the city flower of Hong Kong when Hong Kong returned to the motherland. The second is the orchid garden in the east part of the temple. Not only are there a large number of potted flowers with rich varieties, but the maintenance and management are also more meticulous; the orchid bonsais are even more magnificent. The third is the secondary forest dominated by Phoebe phoebe (Hong Kong Phoebe) in the back garden, which is the wild interest of the natural forest.