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With a laid-back atmosphere, temples and parks filled with flowers that bloom year-round, it’s easy to see why this place is known as the City of Eternal Spring.

Stroll beneath the willow trees and visit brightly colored pavilions overlooking gardens in this 17th-century parkland beneath the western face of Wahua Mountain.

Stroll beneath the willow trees and visit brightly colored pavilions overlooking gardens in this 17th-century parkland beneath the western face of Wahua Mountain.

With a laid-back atmosphere, temples and parks filled with flowers that bloom year-round, it’s easy to see why this place is known as the City of Eternal Spring.

Stroll beneath the willow trees and visit brightly colored pavilions overlooking gardens in this 17th-century parkland beneath the western face of Wahua Mountain.

With a laid-back atmosphere, temples and parks filled with flowers that bloom year-round, it’s easy to see why this place is known as the City of Eternal Spring.

Stroll beneath the willow trees and visit brightly colored pavilions overlooking gardens in this 17th-century parkland beneath the western face of Wahua Mountain.

Stroll beneath the willow trees and visit brightly colored pavilions overlooking gardens in this 17th-century parkland beneath the western face of Wahua Mountain.

With a laid-back atmosphere, temples and parks filled with flowers that bloom year-round, it’s easy to see why this place is known as the City of Eternal Spring.

Stroll beneath the willow trees and visit brightly colored pavilions overlooking gardens in this 17th-century parkland beneath the western face of Wahua Mountain.

With a laid-back atmosphere, temples and parks filled with flowers that bloom year-round, it’s easy to see why this place is known as the City of Eternal Spring.

Stroll beneath the willow trees and visit brightly colored pavilions overlooking gardens in this 17th-century parkland beneath the western face of Wahua Mountain.

Stroll beneath the willow trees and visit brightly colored pavilions overlooking gardens in this 17th-century parkland beneath the western face of Wahua Mountain.