Stone Nullah Lane Garden

If you’ve read any of my reviews chances are that you came across a few parks and gardens. I love them, yeah. I must admit I’m always happy to find a little green spot where one can chill out and read or just sit and do nothing. And if it’s a little hidden and quiet, I like it even more. Coming up to Stone Nullah Lane Garden requires a climb up the street and it’s a little steep, but worth the workout. The garden is located at the end of the street and you have to cross it to get to the other side of Wan Chai. It’s right by Pak Tai Temple and together they make for a very pretty stamp. Today however, I arrived from the top side of the park, as I walked up the stairs from the Old Wan Chai Post Office to Kennedy Road and then back down to Queen’s Road East through Stone Nullah Lane. The park has different levels and at the top of it there’s a sheltered space barely frequented. At a lower level there’s a small playground and at the lowest level you’ll find a kind of balcony with a few benches. This small park is framed by a stone made high arch, which makes it look as a monument. It could be argued that it is because the flora there is amazing, the tree branches covering the whole space and making it shadowy and fresher.
Facing such a historical street and located right by the temple, the benches at the top are one of my favorite spots in this area. Yes, whichever way you arrive from you have to climb, but shadow and benches are waiting for you there anyway.