Tinglin Garden covers an area of more than 140 acres, and it was called "Mount Ma'an Garden", but it became called Tinglin to commemorate the national scientist Ju Bano, nicknamed "Tinglin". Stunning lotuses, the rare "Eight Immortals flower" and cosmic stones of various strange and varied shapes (one looks like a floating cloud and the other looks like a flowing stream), as well as beautiful landscapes, small bridges, streams and traditional terraces.