Qujiangchi Ruins Park

Qujiangchi site park, Qujiang hanyao site park, Qin II mausoleum site park and Tang city wall site park form a 1500 mu urban ecological landscape belt. There are many sculptures in the park, which show the social life of Tang Dynasty. They are arranged all over the park, such as lawn, square, hillside, waterfront, and even in the water, so that the park is shrouded in a strong cultural atmosphere of Tang Dynasty.

Qujiangchi Ruins Park

Qujiangchi Ruins Park, north of Tang Furong garden, south of Qin II mausoleum ruins, covers an area of 1500 mu. From the perspective of protective development, urban function supporting and regional ecological environment construction of cultural relics and historic sites such as Tang qujiangchi site and Qin II emperor's tomb, relying on the surrounding rich tourism and cultural resources and cultural traditions, the historical and cultural landscapes such as Qujiang Nanhu, Qujiang Liuyin, hanwuquan, Yichun garden and fenghuangchi are reconstructed to reproduce the "repeated green forest and green water" in Qujiang area ”To build a comprehensive urban ecological and recreational area with the functions of ecological environment reconstruction, sightseeing, leisure and entertainment, modern business exhibition, etc.

The qujiangchi ruins park was designed by famous architect Zhang Jinqiu. It covers an area of 471 mu. It was built on the basis of the original Qujiang pool on July 1, 2008. The water surface of Qujiang pool is 1088 meters long from north to south, and the width varies from east to west. The widest part is 552 meters, which is divided into upper pool and lower pool. It is now open to visitors free of charge.

Qujiangchi ruins park is an open urban ecological and cultural park integrating historical and cultural protection, ecological garden, landscape, leisure tourism, folk heritage and art exhibition. There are many sculptures in qujiangchi Ruins Park, which show the social life of Tang Dynasty. They are arranged all over the park, or lawn, or square, or hillside, or waterfront, or even in the water. Qujiangchi ruins park is shrouded in a strong cultural atmosphere of the Tang Dynasty. Most of the sculptures are made of bronze or stone. It is based on realistic artistic techniques, which makes people feel the same.

Practical information

Ticket information

Free access

Opening Hours

24 hours

Best travel season

It is suitable for all seasons and has its own characteristics.

Suggested travel time

3-5 hours

Traffic information

Take bus No.22, 224, 212, 504 to qujiangchi dispatching station (terminal), take bus NO.715, 933 to Chongyang square, and take bus NO.609 to Qujiang ruins park. Get off and walk for 2 minutes.

Main attractions

The park is designed and planned by academician Zhang Jinqiu, with the water surface of Qujiang pool as the center and the outlet of Qujiang flowing drink as the boundary. It is divided into eight scenic spots: Hanwu spring scenic spot, art family scenic spot, Qujiang Pavilion scenic spot, Minghuang trestle scenic spot, Yuejianglou scenic spot, Yanbo Island Scenic Spot, yunshaoju scenic spot and changguanlou scenic spot.

entrance

Walk along the Tang Dynasty city wall ruins to the southeast corner, which is the west entrance of qujiangchi ruins park. If you look up from afar, you can see the Fairy Island in the middle of the lake. In the wave light, the lotus corridor set up according to the Fairy Island is just like a blooming water lotus. If you go further, you can see Yuejiang restaurant in the willow shade on the South Bank of Qujiang pool. The wine flag seems to attract tourists to walk quickly, while the willow dike, fragrant flowers and pool water make people wander around. Impatient tourists can also drive directly to the south entrance of the park by taking West Qujiang Chi road. However, this is a grand view from north to south. In spring you can see flowers, in summer you can see willow banks, in autumn you can enjoy the moon, and in winter you can enjoy the snow. Why should you be so anxious? Follow the example of the famous ladies and gentlemen of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and slowly savor the ups and downs of the past and the present. In the heyday of Kaiyuan in the past, there was a stream of chariots and BMW running straight from the gate of the city to the Bank of Qujiang pool. Even the sentimental poet still had to praise the "sunset is infinitely good" here. Today's Qujiang Heritage Park in Qujiang, the Tang City, is as good as that of the Tang Dynasty. Thousands of acres of gardens and half gardens of Qushui open their arms to attract people to visit the prosperous times of the past. At the same time, it also makes the public space of the ancient capital reappear today.

courtyard

From the entrance, walk south along the Ring Road on the Bank of the pool. On the left side is the vast pool water, and on the right side are the scattered hills and woods. After a short walk, you will find several courtyards hidden in the woods, which is immediately surprising. Scattered ancient pines, tall and straight ginkgo and curly peach trees decorate the courtyard. The scenery is called Shulin family as it is called. These are nine two-story Tang style buildings. Their names are also very unique. They are named by the name of CI Pai: Feng Ru song, Huan Xi Sha, Lang Tao Sha, man TING FANG, Shui Diao Ge tou, Lin Jiang Xian, Nian nujiao, Yi Qin E and Shui Long Yin.

Here you can see the performances of Qin opera and shadow play, as well as the rows of Fengxiang clay sculptures. One of them is even a small museum, which displays Qujiang ruins discovered by archaeological excavation, including cultural relics from Neolithic Age to Ming and Qing Dynasties, witnessing the rise and fall of Qujiang for more than 2000 years.

Qu Jiangting

After visiting these courtyards with Shaanxi cultural heritage, you can walk in the sparse and quiet woods, watch the waterfowls playing on the water, follow the birds' words, and unconsciously walk to the Qujiang Pavilion. This two-story antique Pavilion is located at the edge of the pool. When you enter the Qujiang Pavilion, you can only feel the breeze on the surface of the pool. Here you can remember the past, write poems and sing songs. Sometimes, we can see three or five people roaring Qin opera together here. The passionate melody should be in line with the Qujiang Park in the warm sunlight. The sound of falling water on the beach also seems to respond to the happy mood of the garden visitors.

Yuejiang building

Yuejiang building is the largest and tallest building beside Qujiang pool, with a total of four floors above ground and one floor underground, with a height of nearly 28 meters. The archaic architectural style makes it look like it is built on a rammed earth platform. In fact, its internal structure design is exquisite, with a total area of nearly 1000 square meters. "Fine grass shore west east, wine flag wave water wind. The tower is in the top of the smoke, and the gulls and herons are in the sand. " In Yuejiang tower, you can enjoy the scenery of Qujiang lake, pay attention to the prosperous times of the Tang Dynasty, admire the scenery of the mountain and water buildings enjoying the common happiness with the people, and challenge the bold and unconstrained spirit of the poetic immortal. Yuejiang building integrates the functions of the viewing building and the restaurant, so that you can experience the taste of Tang Dynasty celebrities drinking and Fu. Looking back to the south, you can see that the south gate is the Yichun garden site of the imperial garden in the Qin Dynasty, and the North Bank of Qujiang pool is the Tang city wall site. For a time, it was a famous garden in Qin Dynasty and a pass in Tang Dynasty. When night falls, Yuejiang people with golden lights are more charming. Against the background of the dim mountain vegetation in the night, the bright Yuejiang people are reflected in the pool water, showing a hazy line of wave light, like gold sprinkled into the pool water, and tourists are infatuated and dreamy to return to Qujiang in the Tang Dynasty.

Fairyland in the middle of the lake

The undulating hillsides on the island echo the 10 meter high east bank. Through the 30 meter long wooden bridge, the mountain road turns around and the Waterfront Road is smooth. There are three open garden buildings on the island for tourists to linger and relax, and there are Diaoyutai for fishing. Around the island, there are many lotus flowers, in response to Han Yu's saying that the lotus in Qujiang covers ten li. The island is also free from the dust of the "Fairy" air. This group of buildings is closely combined with the flowers and trees in the mountain pool, and the lotus corridor is one of its important components. The pursuit of a natural interest and natural sentiment, to create an elegant garden landscape. "Xie Zhe, Jie Ye. He who borrows from the scenery is the same. Or water side, or flower side, the system also with the state Lotus shadow broken to orchid oar, lotus root fragrance deep bamboo bridge, is the true portrayal of lotus Pavilion.

Yunshaoju

Yunshao residence is built by following the trend of water. It is also located on the East Bank of the lake with high terrain. Standing on the Shangsi square at the top of yunshaoju, you can have a panoramic view of the lake.

Art family

The scenic spot of art family mainly consists of nine buildings, whose names are taken from the "Qupai" of Tang Ci, namely "wind flowing into the pine", "huanxisha", "man Tingfang", "shuidiaogtou", "linjiangxian", "niannujiao", "recalling qin'e" and "shuilongyin".

Historical evolution

Qujiang is a famous scenic spot in Tang Dynasty. It is located in the southeast corner of Chang'an City in Tang Dynasty. It is named because of its zigzag flow. It was called Zhoushi in the Qin Dynasty, where the first emperor of Qin built the "Yichun courtyard". During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Qujiang was listed in the Royal Garden, and the Li palace was built, which was called "Yichun garden". In the Han Dynasty, canals were opened here, and "Yichun Houyuan" and "Leyou garden" were built. Sui Ying capital (Daxing city), chisel its land for the pool. Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty called the pool "Furong pool" and the garden "Furong garden". When Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty restored the name of "Qujiang pool", but the garden was still named "Furong garden". According to records, during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, water was diverted to Qujiang River from the South outside the city through the Yellow canal, and additional pavilions were built for Furong garden. Furong garden occupies a lot in the southeast corner of the city, and protrudes outside the city, with a wall. The total area of the garden is about 2.4 square kilometers.

Qujiang lake, which flourished in the Qin and Han Dynasties, flourished in the Sui and Tang Dynasties and lasted for thousands of years, is a classic of ancient Chinese landscape architecture. Qujiang in the Qin Dynasty, a natural pond, known as Kaizhou, has a famous palace - Yichun palace. During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, it was named "Qujiang River" because of its vast water wave and zigzag bank. In the Sui Dynasty, Daxing city was built, and Qujiang River was incorporated into the city outline and renamed Furong pool. In the Tang Dynasty, Qujiang River was built on a large scale, yellow canals were dug, royal gardens were built, Jiacheng city was built, wild goose pagodas were built, and new doors were opened. Qujiang lake became a famous tourist attraction with a thousand mu of water area. The legend of "Qujiang Liuyin", "Yanta title", "Xingyuan Guanyan", "hanyao story" and other allusions make Qujiang lake more famous and has a long culture. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, the Qujiang lake was destroyed because of the war, and its water dried up gradually. Later, it was reclaimed as a field garden, and there was little landscape left. In July 2007,

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