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Cowra Japanese Garden
#1 of 18 things to do in Cowra
Ken Nakajima Place, Cowra, New South Wales, Australia
Open today: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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“Wonderful well kept gardens. Peaceful.”
Great gardens for a solo stroll. Quiet, peaceful and thoroughly enjoyable. Well kept clean gardens... read more
Sharport67
Dubbo, Australia
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A must if in cowra
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633judig
Sydney, Australia
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Beautiful gardens and an excellent Japanese cultural exhibition. So relaxing and pretty. Came in March and definitely want to come back in Spring to see all the flowers blooming.
Date of experience: March 2022
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Philip A
Sydney, Australia
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A beautifully laid out traditional Japanese Garden - in fact the largest in the Southern Hemisphere! Very pleasant stroll from the ground level shop up the hill to the lookouts. A bit scary to be told snakes had been seen but fortunately we avoided any encounter!
Date of experience: February 2022
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DianeF24
Canberra, Australia
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On a very hot day the Japanese Gardens were so relaxing and felt so cool being there. Plenty of shady spots to sit, watch the ducks and fish you can buy food to feed the ducks.
The walking path around the gardens are easy and accessible for everyone to enjoy.
The traditional Japanese hut and house are a great to check out.
The staff are very friendly and the gift shop has some lovely items.
I very impressed by the size of the gardens and the gardens are meticulously maintained.
Date of experience: February 2022
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markpsydney
Avalon Beach, Australia
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What a really special place. Larger than we expected and immaculately kept. A real jewel in Cowra. Small bonsi collection is amazing.
Date of experience: February 2022
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PussyCat69
Canberra, Australia
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On an absolutely boiling hot day, the Japanese Gardens were like an oasis. There are plenty of shady spots to sit and watch the ducks and fish, and enjoy the cool breeze. You can buy food to feed them, which our daughter loved doing.
The walking path around the gardens makes it easy and accessible for all to enjoy.
The traditional Japanese hut and house are a great bonus to check out and explore.
The staff are very friendly and the gift shop has some lovely items for souvenirs or gifts.
We were certainly very impressed by the size of the gardens and the way the gardens are meticulously maintained. Incredible to look through the fence to the neighbouring land and see how the landscape once was...just bracken, bush and undergrowth, and now is transformed into a place of peace and sanctuary.
Date of experience: January 2022
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