Beishan Botanical Garden

　　The Beishan Botanical Garden in Wudu District is situated on the lower slopes of the northern mountain in the county town. It was established in August 1995 and spans an area of 1,688 mu. The garden is divided into several planned zones: the ornamental plants zone, coniferous plants zone, broadleaf plants zone, red leaf plants zone, medicinal and endangered plants zone, mixed plants zone, and aquatic plants zone. There are eight scenic gardens within the park: the Osmanthus Garden, Bamboo Garden, Cedar Garden, Plum Garden, Papaya Garden, Flower Nursery, and Pomegranate Comprehensive Demonstration Garden. Along the ascending pathway, there are seven pavilions: the Herbal Five Pavilion, Changle Pavilion, River-Viewing Pavilion, Fengyi Pavilion, and the Mountain Entrance Archway. The main gate of the botanical garden is currently under construction. The Guojia Gou to Dengping Road (total length 3,600 meters) has now completed its asphalt paving. Additionally, 600 meters of mountain steps have been laid out, greatly facilitating visitor access. The Beishan Botanical Garden has become an important destination for the residents of Wudu for sightseeing, recreation, and leisure.