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Zhen'an Xiuping Park

Published: 2026-11-13 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-13 — Xiuping Park is located on Riji Mountain between the old and new urban areas of Zhen'an County. It derives its name from Riji Mountain, which is also known as Xiuping Mountain. Xiuping Park is…

Zhen'an Xiuping Park

Zhen'an Xiuping Park
  Xiuping Park

  Xiuping Park is situated on Riji Mountain, nestled between the old and new urban districts of Zhen'an County. The mountain is also called Xiuping Mountain, hence the park’s name. Xiuping Park is a comprehensive ecological mountain park that integrates leisure, fitness, entertainment, science education, and sightseeing. Covering an area of over 800 acres across one ridge, one gully, and two slopes, the park harmoniously combines pavilions, towers, streets, temples, corridors, woods, paths, and open spaces. It features distinctive elements such as lanterns and speakers, stone tables and benches, and carved stones and rockeries. Stone archways and stone reliefs each showcase unique craftsmanship. Landmarks including Kuixing Tower, Weather Observatory Pavilion, Confucius Temple, the statue of Confucius, Nie Weng Pavilion, Anlan Pavilion, Yu Gong Pavilion, Viewing Platform, Flower Trellis Corridor, Lighting Tower, Xiushan Garden, Xiuping Square, Yongle Ancient Street, and Xiuping Villa highlight Zhen'an's rich historical and contemporary culture. Green landscapes such as the shaded ridgeway forest, dense pine and cypress woods, rare tree garden, ginkgo and crepe myrtle garden, red leaf rejuvenation garden, osmanthus garden, [garden], hundred bamboos garden, and Peaceful Mind Garden form the park’s naturally beautiful environment. A 3-kilometer road connects the old and new urban areas within the park, while a 1,200-meter stone-paved pedestrian path along the ridge and four main pedestrian entrances provide convenient access throughout the park.

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