Kaifeng Yuwangtai Park Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Kaifeng Yuwangtai Park features ancient buildings as its main scenery and a botanical garden as its main body. It is a leisure park with profound cultural heritage and numerous historical sites. Since Shi Kuang played the piano here in the Spring and Autumn Period and it was called the "Ancient Blowing Platform", it was expanded into the "Liang Garden" by King Xiao of Liang in the Western Han Dynasty. It was renamed the King Yu Terrace in the Ming Dynasty and turned into a park in 1955. It has experienced 2,500 years of development. Vicissitudes of history. "Liangyuan Snow Ji" and "Chuitai Autumn Rain" have been hailed as one of the famous "Eight Bianliang Scenic Spots" from the Ming and Qing Dynasties to the present, so they are known as the "Eternal Famous Gardens".
In early spring, the park is full of birds singing, flowers are fragrant, and the spring scenery is bright. It has always been the best place for tourists to enjoy spring outings and appreciate the pastoral scenery of nature. In hot summer, the park is shaded by trees and cool breeze blows, making it the best place for tourists to cool off. In the golden autumn, the garden is filled with the fragrance of chrysanthemums, the lights are overflowing with colors, and the exquisite products are eye-catching, making visitors forget to leave. During the winter snow, the entire park is carved with ice and jade, like a fairyland on earth. The scenery of "Liangyuan Snow Ji" is charming. It is an excellent place for tourists to walk in the snow to look for plum blossoms and take beautiful photos.

Attractions distribution:

Yuwangtai Park is located at No. 38 Fanta East 1st Street, covering an area of ​​more than 400 acres. In the park, there are ancient buildings such as Yuwang Terrace, Yushu Tower, Shikuang Temple, and Bixia Yuanjun Temple, as well as 13 exhibition rooms with seven major contents, including the Kangxi and Qianlong exhibition rooms and precious inscriptions such as the Imperial Stele Pavilion. The ten major gardens in the garden, including the Chrysanthemum Garden, Peony Garden, Sino-Japanese Friendship Cherry Garden, Fangchun Garden, Pomegranate Garden, and 1911 Revolution Memorial Garden, are well-proportioned and each show their charm, making the park more comfortable and pleasant.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 1A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, sightseeing, visiting ancient times, flower viewing, history and culture, parks, historic sites

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