A journey full of beauty and humanity!
The Chinese Garden invites you to meet two rural Chinese families that live, work and experience the land each in its own way.
In a small Dai village in Yunnan, the Zhous grow bananas. On a mountain top in the same province, looking out over a breathtaking landscape, the Chens grow tea. In the province of Anhui, the Lis grow rice.
These two families live at the pace of the Chinese land, which feeds them, connects them and makes huge demands on their ingenuity and resilience.
But these farmers are very attached to their land. It’s a part of their identity.
By revealing their stories through previously unpublished photos and accounts, this exhibition is a journey of sorts that may spur you to reconsider your own relationship with the land.
Services offered at the Jardin botanique
Families and people with disabilities or specific needs have access to a range of services during their visit to the Jardin botanique. Explore the services available, from wheelchair loans to changing rooms and lockers, along with other solutions designed to make your visit easier.
View services
- Wheelchair loans
- Pre-visit planning guide and sensory kit
- Dining areas and gift shop
- Stroller loan
- Changing tables and nursing rooms
- Lockers ($)
