The Isuien Garden in Nara, Japan, is a stunning example of traditional Japanese landscape design, which offers a serene escape from the outside world.
The garden is divided into two sections, each reflecting a different era of design. The “Front Garden,” created in the 17th century while the “Backyard Garden,” was designed in the early 20th century.
Both gardens are masterfully constructed, incorporating elements such as hills, streams, and tranquil paths that wind around ponds and springs. The peaceful atmosphere, combined with the natural beauty of the landscape, creates a sense of seclusion, inviting visitors to pause, reflect, and immerse themselves in the calm of the surroundings.The sound of flowing water can be heard from all parts of the backyard garden!