Bashu Cultural Park
Bashu Cultural Park is located at the foot of the Baihe Main Dam of the picturesque Miyun Reservoir, 70 kilometers from Beijing. Covering an area of 450 acres, it is surrounded by evergreen pines and cypresses. As most of its attractions are built on the mountain, it is also known as the "Mountain Top Park."
The park features a grand scale, exquisite architecture, and a unique style. The clay sculptures within the halls are diverse in form and strikingly lifelike, allowing visitors to enjoy the charm of Bashu even while in the north of China.
The park houses 18 cultural attractions, including the Wumu Shrine, Shangguan Hall, Gratitude Hall, Spirit Garden, Hengha Shrine, and Qu Yuan Shrine. Visitors can explore the scenic spots, admire the couplets, go hiking for fitness, and it also serves as a patriotic education base for teenagers.
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