Pavilion Bridge is very unique in that it spans the far end...

HONG KONG, HONG KONG SAW, CHINA - 2017/03/22: Pavilion Bridge is very unique in that it spans the far end of the Lotus Pond and connects the two sides of Nan Lian Garden although it is rarely open to the public. Although this Chinese garden is fairly new, it exudes a timeless ambiance, despite the fact that it was completed in 2006. The style of this special garden, was modeled after Jiangshouju Garden in Shanxi, China in the Tang Dynasty style. It is made up of streams, rockeries, waterfalls, ponds, pavilions bridges and winding paths. The garden is considered a public park of Hong Kong and are consequently free to enter, with the exception of the fancy teahouse. Everywhere else is unrestricted, except certain paths leading to Pavilion Bridge or Pavilion of Absolute Perfection. Nan Lian Garden is situated just below the Lotus Pond Garden of Chi Lin Nunnery to which it is connected. The focal point of the Lotus Pond Garden is of course its pond and the lotuses blooming within, as well as reflections of the temple and nunnery in the background. Nan Lian Garden and Chi Lin Nunnery were promoted by the Hong Kong and Chinese Governments to UNESCO, and are presently on the tentative UNESCO World Heritage list. (Photo by John S Lander/LightRocket via Getty Images)