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Zhucheng Square

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• A large leisure square in the city center, featuring the spectacular landscape structure "Golden Lusheng." Attraction introduction: Zhucheng Square is located by the Nanming River in Guiyang, opposite the Nationalities Cultural Palace building. As the central square of Guiyang, it is a popular spot for locals to relax and take strolls. In the center of the square stands...

Zhucheng Square

• A large leisure square in the city center, featuring the spectacular landscape structure "Golden Lusheng."

Attraction Introduction

Zhucheng Square is situated by the Nanming River in the urban area of Guiyang, directly opposite the Nationalities Cultural Palace building. As the city’s central square, it serves as a daily leisure and walking destination for residents. In the center of the square stands the magnificent large-scale landscape structure, the "Golden Lusheng," which looks particularly beautiful under the lights at night.

Located in the downtown area of Guiyang, Zhucheng Square is surrounded by major structures such as the Nationalities Cultural Palace, the Radio and Television Center, and the TV Tower. To the east of the square faces the statue of Chairman Mao in front of the Nationalities Cultural Palace, while to the west it looks across the river to Riverside Park. The square is spacious, adorned with neatly arranged flowers and plants. It is a common gathering place for locals to exercise, take walks, fly kites, or go ice-skating, making it an ideal leisure destination.

Address: Zhucheng Square, No. 9 Zunyi Road, Nanming District, Guiyang City, Guizhou Province

Transportation

Take bus routes 1 Loop, 2 Loop, 3 Night, 4, 6, 11, 15, 16, 17, 20, 23, 24, 29, or the 29 Express and get off at Xindalukou Station.

Type: Square

Recommended Visit Duration: 0.5 hour

Opening Hours:

Open all day

Ticket Information:

No admission fee.

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