Sanweng Garden

Sanweng Garden

Sanweng Garden is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction.

Fuzhou City’s Sanweng Garden is a national 4A-level tourist attraction. The garden is situated east of Tang Xianzu Avenue, south of Wang Anshi Avenue, and west of Yuming Avenue in the urban area, adjacent to the Fenggang River Ecological Corridor. With a total planned area of 685.19 acres and a total investment of 200 million yuan, it is the largest ecological flower park in Jiangxi Province. Named “Sanweng” Garden in homage to the three theatrical giants—Tang Xianzu, William Shakespeare, and Miguel de Cervantes.

Located in the urban area of Fuzhou City, Sanweng Garden features plant landscaping as its main focus, creating a garden ecological environment. The garden includes seven themed gardens: Amusement Park, Azalea Garden, Yuming Garden, Aquatic Flower Garden, Cherry Blossom Garden, Perennial Flower Garden, and Rose Garden, distributed along both the eastern and western banks of the Fenggang River.

Miracle Square, also known as the Four Seasons Garden, covers an area of 8,500 square meters. Its layout is elliptical, designed and built in imitation of Dubai’s Miracle Garden in Europe. It mainly showcases seasonal flowers, offering a refreshing, European-style garden landscape.

The Sunny Lawn spans 9,000 square meters with wide-open views, serving as a stage for play, recreation, leisure, cultural exchange, and various large-scale events.

The Terraced Flower Sea covers an area of 17,500 square meters, spread across both sides of the Fenggang River, with different flowers planted in each season to create vibrant seas of blossoms.

The English Rose Garden spans 9,108 square meters, designed with a symmetrical European axial layout and featuring 39 varieties of roses.

The stage is not only an architectural form but also a platform for cultural expression.

Lotus Pond Moonlight covers an area of 12,000 square meters and consists of the Dream Drama Stage, tea pavilion, Kongming Cart, aquatic flowers, winding boardwalks, and the Fragrant Courtyard, creating an ecological landscape effect reminiscent of the poetic lines “Boundless lotus leaves extend to the sky; lotus blossoms glow red under the sun.”

Transportation Routes

Bus Routes:

Take High-Speed Rail Bus Line 1 within the city to reach the garden’s west gate.

Take High-Speed Rail Bus Line 2 or Bus Line 9 within the city to reach the garden’s east gate.

Self-Driving Routes:

From within the city: Drive straight along Yuming Avenue to the intersection with Wang Anshi Avenue.

From Nanchang: Travel via the Shanghai-Kunming Expressway and Fuyin Expressway — Linchuan Interchange — Tang Xianzu Avenue — Zhanqian North Road — Sanweng Garden.

Tang Xianzu (September 24, 1550 – July 29, 1616) was a late Ming Dynasty Chinese playwright and literary figure. His courtesy name was Yiran, and his pseudonyms included Hairuo, Qingyuan Daoren, and in his later years, Ruoshi and Jianweng. He was from Linchuan, Jiangxi. He holds a significant place in the literary history of China and the world. Endowed with remarkable intelligence from childhood and dedicated to rigorous study, “apart from classical literature, he excelled in yuefu poetry, songs, and five- and seven-character verses; beyond the various histories and schools of thought, he had knowledge of astronomy, geography, medicine, divination, river systems, ink studies, military strategy, esoteric teachings, and strange tales” (from Zou Digui’s “Biography of Mr. Tang of Linchuan”). He not only loved reading “non-…” More details about Tang Xianzu ++

William Shakespeare (1564–1616) was the most important writer of the European Renaissance, an outstanding dramatist and poet, and one of the world’s greatest literary figures. He holds a unique position in the history of European literature and has been called “the Zeus of Mount Olympus in human literature.” He is also grouped with the three great Greek tragedians—Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides—as one of the key figures in the history of drama… More details about Shakespeare ++

Cervantes was a Spanish novelist, playwright, and poet of the Renaissance, born on September 29, 1547, and died in Madrid on April 23, 1616. He is hailed as the greatest writer in the world of Spanish literature. Critics have referred to his novel Don Quixote as the first modern novel in literary history and also as one of the treasures of world literature.

Biography: 1550–1565 — The family moved to Valladolid, Madrid, and Seville.

1566–1569 — Lived in Madrid, during which… More details about Cervantes ++