Lye Huat Garden, Kedah

Lye Huat Garden (31 October, 2009)


Lye Huat Garden (GPS: 6.34331, 100.42114) is a recreational park in Kubang Pasu District, Kedah. It comprises a man-made lake, a miniature landscaped garden, and a terra cotta garden. Visitors also get to enjoy the koi carps in the lake, and view its collection of ceramic figurines.

Lye Huat Garden was founded by Dato Lim Lye Huat in 2002. It was originally called Lye Huat Stone Art Gallery when it was first built in 1994. Dato Lim built it for his personal enjoyment. However, through the suggestion of friends, he decided ton open it to the public. In addition to being a tourist attraction in northern Kedah, Lye Huat Garden was also a venue for several national competitions including the National Flower, Hornfish, Bonsai and Suiseki Competition launched by the then prime minister, Mahathir Mohamad, in 2002. In 2004, the International Bonsai and Suiseki Competition was held here, and officiated by the Sultan of Kedah.

Lye Huat Garden (2 January, 2003)

Getting there

Lye Huat Garden is located on the east side of the North South Expressway after Jitra. Look out for signage by the roadside.

Contact

Lye Huat Garden
Km 19.6 Jalan Changlun
Napoh, 06000 Jitra
Tel: 04 917 6149
Web: www.lyehuatgarden.com.my

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