Zigong Lantern Museum

　　Introduction to the Zigong Lantern Museum        Zigong Lantern Park is located at No. 6 Gongyuan Road, Zigong, Sichuan, China. It was originally built in 1923, renamed Zigong People’s Park after the liberation, and then changed to Zigong Lantern Park in 1988.

　　　　Zigong Lantern Park is situated at No. 6 Gongyuan Road, Zigong, Sichuan, China, in the city center. It covers an area of 10.3 hectares, including 0.75 hectares of water surface, making it a comprehensive cultural park integrating gardens, animals, and recreational leisure. In recent years, the park has become the venue for the annual "Zigong International Dinosaur Lantern Festival" due to its prime geographical location. It also serves as a convention center hosting various garden parties, flower shows, and exhibition events.

　　　　From 1999 to 2002, Zigong Lantern Park hosted major events such as the "'99 World Culture Garden Party," "'99 Zigong Golden Autumn Lantern and Flower Festival," "2000 National Day Golden Autumn Garden Party," "Zigong’s First Flower and Bonsai Exhibition and Sale," and "The Seven-Colored Flower Exhibition Featuring Chinese Emperors Throughout History." The park receives an average of over 1.8 million visitors per year. With mountains surrounding the lake and the lake nestled between the hills, Zigong Lantern Park features the uniquely designed and classic "China Lantern Museum," showcasing the distinctive garden landscapes of southern Sichuan. The zoo is home to roaring lions and tigers, playful monkeys, peacocks displaying their feathers, and birds singing in chorus. The amusement area offers thrilling yet enjoyable rides. Facilities include shaded pavilions, Xiran Garden Teahouse, restaurants, snack bars, and a photography studio.

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