Travel Notes: Shenzhen Fairy Lake Botanical Garden

When you want to achieve a goal, big or small, make sure that everything you do in life is related to it, whether it is related or not, whether you like it or not, you can always convince yourself to do it.

My main job during the working day last week was to deal with plants. What kind of combination of plants should match the attributes of the space and how to match them to look good. So this weekend I decided to go to the botanical garden to learn and expand.

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Wait...did you go to the wrong set? If you weren't going to the botanical garden, how could you convert to Buddhism?

Um... This... I was going to the Botanical Garden, but when I got to the gate, I saw everyone queuing up to get on the bus. I don't know if I was caught in the "herd effect" or the Buddha's call. I also got on the bus, got off the bus and arrived at Hongfa Temple. .

So since you are here, go in and burn incense sticks and set a flag in front of the Buddha! I believe that with the blessing of Buddha's magic power, it will come true.

There are still a lot of pilgrims, the incense is very strong, and most of them are young people. It seems that the young people of this year still have a lot of ambitions to rely on.

There are many pigeons on the banyan tree in front of the temple, which is very relaxing

After coming down from Hongfa Temple, we entered the Cycad Garden. The atmosphere inside was very reminiscent of the Mayan civilization, not like the Temple Escape we played when we were children.

Passing through the palm garden full of tropical feeling, the view instantly opens up to a large lawn connecting the Fairy Lake. Walking around the Fairy Lake, the metasequoia trees are reflected on the water, and the sunlight shines on the water.

The winter in Shenzhen is really too gentle. Walking on the asphalt road under the shade of trees, the breeze sweeps the fallen leaves, and the birds are singing from nowhere.

The last place we visited was the cactus succulent garden, where we couldn’t help but marvel at the wonders of nature.

Standing on this high point, you have a panoramic view of the entire park. There is an umbrella-shaped alpine banyan tree in the picture, which was planted by Grandpa Deng Xiaoping in January 1992. Can you recognize it?

The park is too big, many parks have not been visited yet, and the camera is out of battery. I still have more to say. Come back next time!