Changge Zhongzhou Humanities Memorial Park Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The Zhongzhou Humanities Memorial Garden stands at the foot of a group of ancient Han tombs, backed by ancient cypresses, and next to the Shuangjie River. It is a rare and blessed land of dragon caves and is the only park-like cemetery in the country. The memorial garden is a funeral reform pilot project approved by the Henan Provincial Department of Civil Affairs and the Changge Municipal Planning Commission. It was originally named "Ge Tianta Cemetery" and was created in 2000. It is currently the largest investment, largest scale, first-class service and professionalism in the Central Plains region. The modern cemetery managed by the property is also a beautiful humanistic memorial garden. The garden imitates the layout of imperial mausoleums and is built according to the architectural styles of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Emotions, scenery, and culture are integrated into nature, and the environmental architecture is harmonious and unified. It displays the artistic conception of the ancients' "harmony between man and nature" in a small area. With the style of imperial mausoleums and the emperor Based on Zhizun's style, it absorbs the essence of Forbidden City architecture and draws on the strengths of other houses to show its solemnity and grandeur.

Attractions distribution:

Zhongzhou Memorial Park covers a total area of ​​300 acres, with a construction area of ​​more than 40,000 square meters. The first phase of the project covers an area of ​​60 acres, with a majestic sky-high archway, a 350-meter-long wide Shinto, a solemn mountain gate, a meritorious bridge as white as jade, a crystal-clear release pool, a wide and stretched sacrificial square, and a majestic The tall Chongde Hall and Yandao Hall, the splendid and gilded underground palace, the lawn with green grass and colorful flowers, etc.; the second phase of the project covers an area of ​​134 acres, and includes a large ancestor worship square, Longen Hall, Sky Palace, etc. Shutai and ten traditional Chinese gardens including Shaoyuan, Zhaoyuan, Qianyuan, Xiyuan, Huiyuan, Muyuan, Yiyuan, Jingyuan, Guizongyuan and Shebaiyuan, with mountains, rocks, flowers and trees, small bridges and flowing water, pavilions and corridors Pavilions and winding paths lead to secluded areas, complementing architecture, sculpture, calligraphy, painting and other arts, creating a beautiful and pleasant scenery.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Ancient cypress, sacrifice, cemetery