A World Apart is a half pavilion on the long corridor separating the central and western parts of the Humble Administrator’s Garden. It gets its name from Tang Zhanghe’s poem ‘Poem to the Moon’: ‘There are thirty-six otherworldly places. The crystal terraces and palaces are cold and layered.’. Open all day throughout the year.
A World Apart
A World Apart is a half pavilion on the long corridor separating the central and western parts of th[...]
