IELTS Speaking PART 2 CAMBRIDGE 21 Describe an interesting garden or park you have seen. You should say: ▫️where this garden or park is ▫️how big it is ▫️what you saw in this garden/park and explain why you think this garden/park is interesting. @ieltss…نمونه خوب از کیوکارت پارت 2 تست 3 کمبریج 21 با موضوع یک پارک یا بوستانIELTS Speaking Part 2 Test 3 Cambridge 21 good sample answer - Interesting park or gardenI'd like to describe a garden that left a lasting impression on me — the Yu Garden in Shanghai, which I visited a couple of years ago during a trip to China.The garden is located right in the heart of the old city area of Shanghai, tucked away behind the bustling bazaar streets that are packed with souvenir shops and tea houses. It's surprisingly large for being in such a dense urban setting — it spans about two hectares, which is quite substantial when you consider that every square metre of land in central Shanghai is incredibly valuable. Despite being surrounded by the chaos of the city, once you step through the entrance, you feel completely transported to another world.What I saw inside was absolutely breathtaking. The garden is a classic example of a Ming Dynasty Chinese garden, so it's designed around the principle of creating a miniature version of nature. There are winding stone pathways, koi ponds with elegant arched bridges, intricately carved rockeries that resemble mountains, and pavilions with curved roofs that seem to float above the water. One thing that particularly stood out to me was a pavilion called the Pavilion of Joy — it had these ornate lattice windows that framed different views of the garden depending on where you stood, almost like living paintings. Every corner you turned revealed a new scene, a new perspective, and it felt like the garden was deliberately designed to surprise you at every step.I find this garden interesting for several reasons. Firstly, there's the sheer craftsmanship involved — the rocks used for the rockeries were brought all the way from Lake Tai, which is hundreds of kilometres away, and they were arranged according to ancient aesthetic principles that took decades to master. Secondly, I love how the garden embodies a philosophy that's very different from Western garden design. Western gardens often emphasise symmetry, open lawns, and controlling nature, whereas Yu Garden feels wild and organic, even though every element is carefully placed. It's designed to mimic the spontaneity of nature while being anything but spontaneous. Lastly, there's the historical layer — this garden was built during the Ming Dynasty and has survived wars, revolutions, and urban development for over four hundred years. Standing there, you can't help but feel connected to all the people who sought peace and beauty in that same space across the centuries. It's not just a garden — it's a piece of living history.لینک دسترسی به سوالات پارت یک همین تست 👇https://t.me/ieltsspeakingassistants/1934👆@ieltsspeakingassistants