Changzhou Garden Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Changzhou Jinyuan is the most classical garden in the early Qing and late Ming Dynasty styles in the Jiangnan area. It is exquisite and elegant, and embodies the artistic conception of "everything is full of flavor". Changzhou people have never been ostentatious in gardening, and the nearby garden is a place with extremely distinctive Han culture. The garden's ingenious conception, exhaustive painting techniques, beautiful mountain flower paths, and charming scenery condense the essence of the gardens of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Walking through it is leisurely and pleasant, and every scene is endearing.

Attractions distribution:

Jinling Garden is located at No. 7 Jinling Middle Road, 80 meters long from north to south and 64 meters wide from east to west. Most of the buildings near the garden are surrounded by mountains and rivers and are well-proportioned. To the north is the Xiye Thatched Cottage, a place for entertaining guests; to the southwest are Tianxiang Pavilion, Anlewo, Jianyi Pavilion and Deyue Pavilion near the pond; further to the north there are Qiu Shui Pavilion, Xuzhou and Rongxiju, which fully reflects the saying "Far mountains and near water create their own interest" "The artistic conception. There are 30 pairs of celebrity calligraphy stones embedded in the east corridor wall, all of which are exquisite.

Scenic spot qualifications:

Provincial cultural relics protection unit

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, visiting ancient times, gardens, historic sites