Where does Jinghe Park belong?

Jinghe Park is a national AA-level tourist attraction.

Jinghe Park is located on the banks of Jinghe River, Tengzhou City and the west side of Guoshan South Road. It was built by using the water surface and land behind Hecheng River bend. The park was built in March of 1985, after seven or eight years' efforts. Built in 1985, it covers an area of 225 mu, including 85 mu of water surface. It is the largest public playground in Tengzhou City, Shandong Province. There are rockeries, Mozi Academy, Guanjing Pavilion, roller skating rink and bonsai garden, which become a good place for people to have fun and rest. There is a poem praising: "From afar, Longshan Xiaoyun is light, and Zhao Hui dyes the bridge pavilion;" Jing Quan sent a bay of green, peach blossom and grass green. The construction of the park is based on the traditional classical garden style, with high sparse and low cultivation, surrounded by water into lakes, sand mining into islands, careful decoration, wonderful nature, beautiful mountains and beautiful waters, and water around the park. I miss mountains and rivers, pavilions, ethereal elegance and sparse elegance. It makes people happy in the spring forest, can follow the bird's will, and is light and refined. The east gate of Jinghe Park is located in the south of Guoshan Road, which is the entrance of Jinghe Park. This is an ancient building with a roof of rest hill. On the lintel is "Jinghe Park" inscribed by Wang Xuezhong, a famous calligrapher in Tengzhou. Jinghe Park holds a variety of cultural and recreational activities every year, such as Mozi International Art Festival, Golden Autumn Lantern Festival, exhibitions of famous painters and painters inside and outside the province, flower bonsai root carving and strange stone exhibition, Lantern Festival, summer resort and so on.

Scenic Area Type: Park Scenic Area

Address: No.50, Guoshan South Road, Tengzhou, Zaozhuang

Business hours: all day

Tour time: about 1 hour.

Price: free of charge

Price description: Open scenic spot