Ancient City Wall Ruins Park

　　The Ancient City Wall Ruins Park is an urban-themed park carefully planned and constructed based on the terrain and landform characteristics of the Ming and Tang Dynasty city wall ruins in the new county district. Located in the new district, the park covers an area of 190 mu (approximately 12.67 hectares), designed as a quarter-circle with a radius of 320 meters. It is divided into four major functional zones: the riverside scenic sightseeing area, the city wall ruins sightseeing area, the entertainment and recreation service area, and the waterside pavilion stage viewing area. There are also eight major scenic spots: the entrance square, the majestic city wall, the moat water system, the performance plaza, Qifeng Lake, the tree-arrayed barracks, the rockery path, and the corridor relic scene. The construction of the park commenced in April 2008 and took 18 months to complete. A total of 250,000 cubic meters of earthwork were moved, over 4,000 trees of 26 species and more than 60,000 shrubs of 12 species were planted, 20,000 square meters of turf were laid, 15,000 square meters of garden paths and plazas were paved, 6,000 cubic meters of embankments were built, 600 square meters of auxiliary buildings were constructed, 120 lamps were installed, 8,000 meters of various pipelines were buried, a set of water screen movie facilities was installed, and the total investment in the project reached 15 million yuan. The park combines trees and shrubs with flowers, precious tree species with native ones, green landscaping with water systems, and recreational gardens with historical and cultural elements. It fully reflects the diversity of plants, the artistry of landscape design, the regional historical culture, and the humanistic functionality, making it the second major urban-themed cultural park in the county following Donghu Park. We warmly welcome visitors from other regions to come and tour the park.

　　Access: Take a bus from Xi'an to Fengxiang and get off in the county town.

　　Contact Number: 0917—7212523