Ningyuan Garden

　　Guide Ningyuan Garden, the first small garden in Ningxia featuring a complex of Qing Dynasty-style antique architecture, was completed during the National Day holiday in 1987. Located on the south side of Jiefang East Street in Yinchuan, the garden welcomes visitors through its western gate into the potted plant area. The main section consists of the Xingqing Hall, Qinming Pavilion, steles, corridors, and a pond. Xingqing Hall is the tallest and grandest structure in the garden. Its interior murals, titled “The Turbulent Times of the Western Xia,” artistically depict the politics, economy, culture, military affairs, and local customs of the Western Xia Kingdom during China’s historical period.

　　In the square pond in front of Xingqing Hall stands a white marble sculpture titled “Nezha Conquers the Sea.” To the left of Xingqing Hall is the Qinming Pavilion, a rolled-roof style antique building, while to the right lies a winding stele corridor connecting a double-eaved square pavilion and a hexagonal pavilion, named “Hanmo.” The corridor walls are inscribed with works by Mao Zedong, [name redacted], and calligraphers from within and outside the region. In the northern part of the eastern zone, there is a large rockery complex with a pond, vine trellis, flower beds, and spaces for visitors to relax and enjoy.

　　Transportation: The attraction is located between Gulou and Yuhuangge Streets, near the southern entrance of Gulou Pedestrian Street. City buses No. 1 and No. 11 can be taken to get there.

　　Telephone

　　0951-6723298

　　Admission

　　Free

　　Opening Hours

　　All day

　　Location

　　No. 28, Jiefang East Street, Xingqing District, Yinchuan, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region