Yunlong Park

Yunlong Park

Yunlong Park is located on the south side of Wangling Road in the urban area,

Before liberation, it was a cemetery for Christians and Buddhists and was turned into a park in 1958. It borders Yunlong Mountain to the east, Su Causeway to the south, and extends into the city center to the north, covering an area of 361 mu, including 120 mu of water surface. It is one of the city’s earlier developed, large-scale comprehensive parks situated close to the downtown area, receiving about 1.7 million visitors annually. The park features a naturalistic landscaping approach and includes six scenic areas: the Bonsai Garden, Zhichun Island, the Lotus Pavilion, the Rockery Flower Corridor, the Flower Nursery, and the Amusement Area.

The Bonsai Garden, also known as "Yilin," is located on the north side inside the east gate and is a unique bonsai-themed garden in the city. Covering a total area of 13,800 square meters, including 4,300 square meters of water surface, it was opened to the public in 1982. The garden architecture follows the Lingnan style, with landscapes that complement each other and scenic spots arranged in a picturesque and poetic layout. Over 3,000 locally distinctive bonsai works are displayed here, leaving visitors in awe.

Address: No. 150 Heping Road, Xuzhou City

Type: Urban Park

Recommended visiting time: 1–2 hours

Phone: +86-516-85694094

Opening Hours:

Monday–Sunday: 8:30–17:00

Ticket Information:

Free admission.