Wangjiang Tower Park

【Wangjiang Tower】Entering the park through the paid entrance, you will see a quiet path made of bamboo forest, like a winding path leading to a secluded place. Time flies by, and you can count the marks of time left by the passing years. Even if you have a lot of thoughts, they will be thrown into the clouds when you walk here.

一条条茂林修竹的竹林小道，曲径通幽，恰似上帝掉落的一片静谧之地，情不自禁的沿着这条蜿蜒小路前行，不远处有种引力助你前行。

穿过竹林，便是一排红墙，茂林深篁中的绝世佳作，与这里的竹林小道浑然一体，如梦如幻，ps:这里合很适拍摄古装照。

公园内还有设有茶歇，在锦江岸上，逛累了，可以坐下来歇歇脚，茶水20元一位，无限续水，可以三五好友一起谈天说地，品尝人生，也可独自一人，细细品味这里的云淡风轻。

Later, modern people built a park around Wangjiang Tower. Since Xue Tao liked bamboo, they planted it widely. The park is covered with bamboo arches, with green shades and various shapes, and surrounded by waterside pavilions and pavilions, which is a very beautiful feeling. In fact, the park has become a place for Chengdu citizens to relax. People drink tea, play mahjong, and sing operas everywhere. The photos look very quiet, but in fact, the scene is very noisy. The scenery is still very beautiful, and it can be called a Sichuan-style garden. The garden is full of green water, pavilions and green bamboos, and the beautiful scenery and poetry feel very good.

Tickets: Free (The ancient buildings inside should be charged. It was closed when I arrived, and I saw it closed at 6pm.)

Bamboo Bamboo Bamboo + Bird Bird Bird

The largest area inside is a bamboo garden, with all kinds of bamboo. Walking in is like walking into the bird area in the zoo, with all kinds of birds chirping, which I find a bit noisy. There are also puddles of bird droppings on the ground, and you can smell a little bit of it in the air (I stayed there for about 20 minutes without getting wet). There aren't many people inside, and there are also some local elderly people coming. There are quite a lot of seats inside.

There are all kinds of small alleys in the park, as well as large bamboo forests and the sound of birds. It feels a little gloomy in the evening.

It should be okay to avoid the heat during the day, and it should be nice to take pictures there.

transportation

Go south along the river until you reach Wangjiang Tower Park. This section of the road is a little bit long, maybe because I was a little tired after walking to Jiuyan Bridge. It took about 20 minutes to walk and stop, maybe more.

I went to this famous park to fulfill my dream. I went there when I graduated from college. It's been more than 30 years. Let's see what has changed. There are a lot of bamboos here, which is worth seeing.

Wangjiang Tower Park was originally built in the Ming and Qing Dynasties to commemorate the Tang Dynasty female poet Xue Tao. It was opened as Wangjiang Tower Park during the Republic of China. The park is now also divided into a free garden area and a paid cultural relics protection area. The entrance fee is 20 yuan.

Wangjiang Tower was built to commemorate Xue Tao and was a park during the Ming Dynasty. Wangjiang Tower itself is very gorgeous, with many clay sculptures, and there are many bamboo forests and landscapes around it, with a good environment.

Just outside the east gate of Sichuan University, close to the Fuhe River, in addition to the Wangjiang Tower itself, there is also the Xue Tao Memorial Hall, which also adds to the connotation of this place.

Wangjiang Tower is, to some extent, a city landmark of Chengdu, where one can pay tribute to Xue Tao.

Wangjianglou Park is full of bamboos, verdant and quiet, and is a very elegant place. I love bamboos, and it was fate that brought me here. There are also many ginkgo trees in the park. It is late autumn, and the yellow leaves of the ginkgo add a lot of charming autumn charm.

It is probably not a tourist attraction, but a park where locals take a walk. However, we like to visit such places. Wangjianglou Park is a very quiet place. In fact, if you have time to visit it, you can actually take a good look and take pictures.

The entire park is divided into two areas. One part is for citizens to relax and have fun and admission is free, while the other part is a cultural relic protection area and a 20 yuan entrance fee is charged.

At the end of the cultural relics protection area, near the poetry pavilion, there is a red iron gate with the words "Lobamen Lane" written on it. Passing through this is a free leisure area with a large bamboo forest that blocks out the sun. Even if you walk on the path in the forest under the scorching sun, you can still feel a little cool. Many local citizens of Chengdu exercise here or get together with a few friends to chat, and some professional photography agencies come here to take pictures.

This is an underrated attraction, with various bamboos, a quiet environment, and the leisurely life of Chengdu people.

I didn't expect this scenic spot to be so big before I came. I didn't have much free time to go around on the day of the flight. I looked around the cultural relics area and learned about Xue Tao. I personally feel that this talented woman was more like a popular lover in that feudal era...

It is indeed a great place to escape the summer heat. There are many large and thick bamboos. The entrance fee to the cultural relics area is 20

A great place to experience Chengdu's urban life, drink tea, play cards, and chat!

When we arrived at the gate at around 17:30, we were told by the staff that we were not allowed to enter. It was a pity, as I had taken a Didi Express. Therefore, it is better for those who want to visit to enter the park before 17:00 in the afternoon.



The bamboo forest in Wangjiang Tower Park is very beautiful. There is quiet company and leisurely people here. It fits the slow life style of Chengdu very well.



(Route: Take the bus and get off at Wangjianglou Park Station or Park Road Middle Station)

The park is divided into two parts, the Ming and Qing ancient buildings and the bamboo park (free of charge). It is really nice to come here for a stroll and drink tea. There are a wide variety of bamboos planted inside. It can be said that Wangjiang Tower itself is a bamboo museum.

As soon as I entered, I was deeply attracted by the quiet environment. It is much more comfortable than going to other crowded museums.

Walking into Wangjiangting Park, you will see a wide variety of bamboos. Why does Jiuyan Bridge only have three spans? When you get on the bridge, you will find that there are nine small holes on each section of the bridge guardrail.

Wangjianglou Park is divided into two parts: the bamboo forest area and the building area. The bamboo forest area is free and has various types of bamboo, which is very interesting. Just be careful of the egrets, as there may be poop falling on your head... Many Chengdu people drink tea and play cards in the bamboo forest. Well, in fact, most parks in Chengdu are like this. The building area only charges admission. The area is not large, but the design is very interesting. There is a real version of Qushui Liushang inside. Climbing up the Linjiang Tower to look at the river is also a good choice.

It is a type of "Zhongshan Park" in each city, and many locals play cards, chess and drink tea here.

There are many bamboos in the park, which is very characteristic of Chengdu.

Wangjiang Tower Park was built in the 15th year of Emperor Guangxu's reign in the Qing Dynasty to commemorate Xue Tao, a female poet who lived in Chengdu during the Tang Dynasty. It is one of Chengdu's landmark buildings.

The most beautiful pavilion in the park is Wangjiang Pavilion (formerly known as Chongli Pavilion); Xue Tao Well is a tourist attraction that many tourists will look out at, but it is not the original well. There is also the Xue Tao Memorial Hall where you can learn more about her life and works. Of course, please do not disturb Xue Tao's tomb in the quiet corner. If you like silence, the bamboo forest in the garden will be the best company.

Take the bus from Yulin Road to Wangjiang Tower Park. The online ticket is 17 yuan and the park is 20 yuan. I bought the ticket from Feizhu at the ticket office. Wangjiang Tower Park has Chongli Tower in Wangjiang, and it is mainly to commemorate the Tang Dynasty poet Xue Tao, and there is a garden of green bamboo. Although this attraction is not a popular tourist attraction, the park is very quiet, with a large sea of ​​bamboo, which is refreshing. I highly recommend it. In it, I not only learned about Xue Tao's life and poems, but also had the honor of knowing various bamboos. One of them, Longdan bamboo, is the only one that exists here after being transplanted from Wangjiang Tower Park. It's a pity that Chongli Tower can only go up to the second floor. Wenquxing is enshrined on the second floor. The origin of Wangjiang Tower is written on it, and then I understand that this building is the literary fortune of Western Shu.

Wangjianglou Park, I didn't look at the map carefully at first, and walked a long way from the original gate. When I was almost there, I found that I could go out from the back door of Sichuan University. The north gate is the "Cultural Protection Area", and you need to buy a 20-yuan ticket if you are over 1.3 meters tall to enter. The park is full of bamboos, and it is green everywhere. There are few people in the park, which gives people a quiet feeling, like a secluded place.

After replenishing their energy, the foodies wandered along the Jinjiang River, heading for Jinli. The riverside promenade along the Jinjiang River is well built, with green trees and flocks of egrets. This promenade may be Wangjiang Park.

Wangjiang Tower Park is located in a lush forest and bamboos on the south bank of Jinjiang River at Jiuyan Bridge outside the east gate of Chengdu. The park is decorated with willows and stone railings, rippling water and tower shadows, green bamboos lining the road, and pavilions. The main buildings include Chongli Pavilion, Zhuojin Tower, Huanjian Pavilion, Wuyun Fairy Pavilion, Liubei Pool and Quanxiang Pavilion, which were built successively in the Ming and Qing Dynasties to commemorate Xue Tao, a famous female poet in the Tang Dynasty.

Wangjianglou Park is divided into a public area and a cultural relic area. The public area is free and the cultural relic area is 20. What attracts me most here is not the history, but the abundant bamboo forest. Although it is autumn, the bamboo is still growing luxuriantly.

It really exceeded my expectations and was worth the trip! The 20 yuan explanation ticket was worth it. I was very happy to learn about the life of Xue Tao, a female poet in the Tang Dynasty, and the varieties of bamboo!

When you come to Chengdu, you must experience the comfortable life of Chengdu people. Wangjiang Tower Park has historical and cultural heritage, beautiful scenery, and many teahouses, which can be integrated into the life of Chengdu people.

Folklore Park, free of charge, tea and fitness (for the elderly)

It is a paid park! There are many people on weekends. It is on the bank of Jinjiang River! The scenery along the river is great!

There are a lot of bamboos in Wangjianglou Park, covering almost all bamboo species in China. It is a very leisurely park, where people from their seventies and eighties to their twenties drink a pot of tea and start their day playing cards and mahjong.

Speaking of Wangjianglou Park, I subjectively feel that this should be a relatively large citizen park in Chengdu, and in fact it is.

Wangjiang Tower Park is located near Jiuyan Bridge outside the East Gate of Chengdu City. It has convenient transportation. The park has willows and stone railings on the banks, shadows of buildings, green bamboos on both sides of the road, and pavilions. The main buildings are Chongli Pavilion, Zhuojin Tower, Huanjian Pavilion, Wuyun Fairy Pavilion, Liubei Pool and Quanxiang Pavilion. They were built here in the Ming and Qing Dynasties to commemorate Xue Tao, a famous female poet in the Tang Dynasty. It was opened as Wangjiang Tower Park in the Republic of China and became a famous scenic spot in the city. It is now a national key cultural relic protection unit. It opens at 6:00 in the morning.

It is a good place for a stroll after dinner. Some people take a walk, some practice martial arts, and some go fishing. Start to experience the slow life of Chengdu from here.

There is a park every two steps in Chengdu, which just reflects the leisurely lifestyle of Chengdu people. There is a Wangjiang Park near Sichuan University. [Wangjiang Park] is located in the southeast of Chengdu city, a riverside park between the first and second ring roads. As the name suggests, there is a river and Wangjiang Tower. I think it is mainly a bamboo museum. Wangjiang Park is free. There is also a memorial site for Xue Tao, the first talented woman in Bashu, where you need to buy a ticket to enter.

There are all kinds of bamboo planted here, thick, thin, tall, short, and there are so many varieties. Among the many bamboo varieties, I also found a variety called hanging bamboo, which is a very interesting name.

There are places to relax, drink tea, and play mahjong in the park. Fast food is available for about 15 yuan per serving. Every park has places to drink tea and rest. Here we experienced the famous ear cleaning in Chengdu. Just listen to it ding-dong next to you, it's super comfortable.

None of the pictures have dark tones. . . .

公園裏的東西很多，還有唯一的薛濤紀念館。

Wangjiang Tower Park was built in the 15th year of Emperor Guangxu's reign in the Qing Dynasty to commemorate Xue Tao, a female poet who lived in Chengdu during the Tang Dynasty. It is one of Chengdu's landmark buildings.

The most beautiful pavilion in the park is Wangjiang Pavilion (formerly known as Chongli Pavilion); Xue Tao Well is a tourist attraction that many tourists will look out at, but it is not the original well. There is also the Xue Tao Memorial Hall where you can learn more about her life and works. Of course, please do not disturb Xue Tao's tomb in the quiet corner. If you like silence, the bamboo forest in the garden will be the best company.

Compared to People's Park, it is much quieter here. Some people are taking a walk, some are drinking tea, and some are practicing Tai Chi. I just walked around the park and didn't go into the ancient buildings. The air in the large bamboo forest is very fresh.

The park is not big, but it is relatively quiet, suitable for taking a walk and watching the afternoon life of Chengdu citizens.

Wangjianglou Park is divided into two areas. The entrance fee to the cultural relics area is 20 yuan per person. Although it seems a bit expensive for such a small courtyard, there were only a few of us in the courtyard on Monday. The staff and cleaning staff sat aside and talked quietly. There was a faint sound of cars in the distance. We shuttled in front of and behind the house, upstairs and downstairs. Feeling this small and exquisite park, looking at the lotus in the pond, I thought of Monet's water lilies. There is also a small Xue Tao Memorial Hall in the park, which lays out the legendary life of the female poet Xue Tao like a scroll. I remember that the book said that when she was a child, Xue's father went out to "remove an ancient tung tree in the yard, and its trunk rose into the clouds" and asked her to "repair the branches to welcome birds from the north and south, and the leaves to send the wind back and forth". While praising her talent, I also vaguely felt her wandering life. This mysterious sense of fate added a deep affection to this small courtyard.

Sometimes you can appreciate the beauty of a landscape better from a distance than from up close.

Although it is a free attraction, it is definitely worth a visit to experience the fun of strolling in the bamboo forest and the elegant atmosphere. If the weather is good, you can also drink tea and chat under the bamboo forest. It is so relaxing.

This Wangjianglou Park is not big, but the bamboo inside is really beautiful. I like it very much. Since the camera can't be used, I took pictures with my mobile phone. The afterglow of the setting sun shines on the bamboo forest, as if it has a golden edge on the bamboo, which is very beautiful. There are not many tourists in the park at this time. It would be a good choice to bring a tripod and a SLR to take selfies.

The flight arrived in Chengdu in the afternoon. Chengdu was sunny and the temperature was 32℃. I took a short rest in the hotel and dared to go out at 4:30. With the help of Baidu Maps, I took the subway line 1 and exited from Nijiaqiao Station C. I walked east along Jinxiu Road to Kehua North Road, then turned right and walked south along Kehua North Road. At Kehua Street, I turned left and walked east to the bank of Jinjiang River. Then I walked north along the river bank. When I saw the new Jiuyan Bridge, I arrived at the south gate of Wangjiang Tower Park on the south bank of Jinjiang River in Chengdu East Gate. I originally chose to come to Wangjiang Tower Park in the evening so that I could take good photos. I walked all the way with a heavy camera bag on my back. When I arrived at the bank of Jinjiang River, I took out my SLR camera. After taking it out, I found that the SLR camera had no power. After a careful check, I remembered that I forgot to put the battery I took out to charge the night before into the camera. I came to Chengdu with a SLR without a battery. Is it stupid? This Wangjiang Tower Park is not big, but the bamboo inside is really beautiful. I like it very much. If the camera can't be used, I will take pictures with my mobile phone. The afterglow of the setting sun shines on the bamboo forest, as if it has given the bamboo a golden edge, which is very beautiful. There are not many tourists in the park at this time, so it would be a good choice to bring a tripod and a SLR to take selfies. I walked around the park for less than an hour, and came out of the north gate of the park. Walking to the right for a while, I reached the cultural relics area, but the park was closed, so I couldn't see it this time. Anyway, the SLR couldn't be used, so I'll come back next time with a SLR.

Well worth a visit, the park is divided into two areas.

One is an open area for leisure and entertainment, which is free; the other is a cultural protection area, which costs 20 yuan and has various ancient buildings with Xue Tao as the theme.

I was wondering why we should charge fees before, but later I realized that there is indeed a point in charging fees.

Some of the buildings, pavilions, and second floors inside are open to visitors. If they are free, protection is indeed a problem.

Moreover, Xue Tao was a female poet in the Tang Dynasty. She and many other Tang Dynasty literati practiced music, chess, calligraphy and painting here. Too many people would disturb the peace and quiet, and the quiet atmosphere is more suitable for the scenic spot.

Xue Tao Well, Xue Tao Memorial Hall, Selected Poems of Xue Tao, etc., and of course the most important one is Wangjiang Tower.

It is difficult for people nowadays to understand the feeling and mood of looking out from the building back then, because the commanding heights today are really nothing.

But the nostalgic sentiment should always be there.

It was summer vacation when I went there. The elementary school kids were running around the scenic area. I asked them and found out that the teacher had assigned them homework.

All the couplets on the ancient buildings need to be understood and memorized. This is the real cultural inheritance.

So, you must watch it!!!

Wangjianglou Park is the park with the most bamboo species in the country and even in Asia. There are really many bamboos, which is unique. There is a place to drink tea in the park, and you can also borrow mahjong to play. This is the comfortable life of Chengdu people!

The locals go boating and spend the weekend there. It's nothing special. There used to be egrets on the shore, but the air got worse, so the egrets probably moved away.

Wangjianglou Park is full of bamboos, with many species and a high green coverage rate. Elderly people sing and dance, rehearse programs, play cards, drink tea, and entertain friends. It's really fun to live! There is also the Xue Tao Memorial Hall, but there is a 20-yuan entrance fee. There is also the Wangjiang Tower, the core of the scenic area, but I was really tired and sat outside for half an hour to rest. It was really comfortable. I envy the residents of Chengdu.

It was an afternoon after the rain when we went there. There was smoke, people playing mahjong, and we were quietly in the building.

Wangjiang Tower is a large park, divided into a scenic area and a cultural relic area. The park is open to the public free of charge, and there are many local people. The most impressive thing is that the park is full of lush bamboo forests. When you see the sign of [Wangjiang Tower Ancient Buildings], you will arrive at the area where you can buy tickets. Adult tickets are 20 yuan and students half-price tickets are 10 yuan. The most magnificent building in Wangjiang Tower Park is the 39-meter-high Wangjiang Tower, also known as Chongli Pavilion. There are the Memorial Hall of Xue Tao, a famous female poet in the Tang Dynasty, Xue Tao Well, and Xue Tao Tomb, all of which are worth visiting.

The scenery is average, there are few people, and the bamboo inside is very lush.

Wangjiang Tower is the most tranquil park in Chengdu. The park is located on the Jinjiang River at Jiuyan Bridge, just occupying a river bend. The park does not require tickets and is free to enter. There are small attractions such as Xue Tao Well, Bamboo Culture Park and Wangjiang Tower in the park. Wangjiang Tower requires a separate ticket, 20 yuan per person. Children under 1.2 meters and elderly people with senior citizen cards are free. There is a couplet in the building, the upper part, which was written by Xue Tao. No one has been able to write the lower part, which is known as the eternal absolute. The Bamboo Culture Park in the park is very interesting. There are many small scenes and amusement equipment made of bamboo, which is suitable for children. The park has a parking lot, 10 yuan per vehicle. It used to cost only 4 yuan to park at the Wangjiang Campus of Sichuan University next to it, but now the school does not allow parking, so you can only park in the park. There is a teahouse in the park, the price is not expensive, 10-20 yuan per cup of tea, you can sit for a day. There are few people, the park is very quiet, it is a rare park that is not occupied by square dance aunties, and it is generally a place to relax and relax.

Wangjiang Tower is located in the southeast of Chengdu city, east of Sichuan University. Wangjiang Tower Park is divided into two scenic areas. The park scenic area is free, and the traditional ancient building scenic area is charged. The traditional ancient building scenic area must be entered from the northeast gate of the park. Since the parking lot at the gate is public and free, there will be no parking spaces if you go late. The park is mainly to commemorate Xue Tao, with the Xue Tao Memorial Hall and tombstone. Wangjiang Tower is also called Chongli Pavilion. It is not very high, but you can see part of the Chengdu city view from the height. Wangjiang Tower Park is also lush with bamboo, and many park equipment is made of bamboo, which is also quite distinctive. There is also a special bamboo museum in the park. It is relatively shabby, but the exhibits are still of a certain level of craftsmanship.

It's just a big park. The buildings are old, the trees seem lifeless, the leaves are covered with layers of dust, it feels like no one takes care of them. There's nothing to see in the museum, and the entrance fee is 20 yuan, which is not worth it.

The bamboo forest is very beautiful! There are many varieties of bamboo! The difference between the paid courtyard and the free open garden is that there is a Wangjiang Tower in the paid area, and there are slightly more bamboo varieties! The scenery is really beautiful! This attraction is worth visiting!

It is close to Wangjiang Campus of Sichuan University, and bus routes 19 and 35 pass by. There are hundreds of bamboos. The cultural landscapes include Wangjiang Tower and Xuetao Well. The scenery is beautiful.

It is very quiet here, not a busy tourist spot. Most of the people in the park are locals. When I went there, I saw a few girls doing cosplay, probably from the Sichuan University next door.

There are various kinds of bamboo in the garden, and of course there is also the memorial hall of the female poet Xue Tao and the Xue Tao Well.

In the evening, it is nice to go up to the Wangjiang Tower and enjoy the river view.

It's a very small park, right next to Sichuan University and Jinjiang River. There aren't many tourists here, only locals who go there to drink tea and exercise. Those who like bamboo can come and take a look.

Wangjiang Tower, part of it is free and part of it charges 20 yuan. The paid part is okay, there are fewer people visiting, and it is relatively quiet. I like quiet scenery. Crowded places are really heartbreaking. There are buses connecting various attractions, which is still very convenient. Sichuan University is next to it.

The park houses the story of the famous female poet Xue Tao and a series of ancient Wangjiang Tower buildings. Together with the hundreds of unique bamboo species in the park, it is truly a great place to visit.

Wangjianglou Park is located next to the Wangjiang Campus of Sichuan University. You can walk along the Jinjiang River to it! Tickets are 20 yuan per person, and there are no discount tickets. It was built in memory of Xue Tao. There is a statue of Xue Tao inside, a very beautiful and talented woman! There are many bamboos in the garden. On rainy days, you can walk on the paths in the garden with a small umbrella, smell the bamboo fragrance, and see the beautiful scenery. It is very pleasant! There are also many local residents in the park who come here for morning exercises and exercise! Enjoy a quiet and comfortable life! It is especially suitable for workers with a fast pace of life to come here to relax!

The garden is full of green and lush bamboos of various species. I understand why Sichuan is so suitable for pandas to grow and reproduce. Because pandas are also foodies, haha

Because I went there in the summer, there are a lot of bamboos inside, which is very cool. With the sunshade, it feels very fresh. Sichuan people love to play mahjong. There are chess and card rooms like teahouses inside, which are full of elderly people playing mahjong. There are also children's entertainment facilities. Half of the park is charged because of its historical significance.

From Jinli Middle Road, you can take a bus directly to Wangjianglou Park, which is near the Wangjiang Campus of Sichuan University. The whole park is themed on Xue Tao, a talented woman in the Tang Dynasty. Although Xue Tao is not my goddess, I have always admired talented women in feudal society. In fact, the park is quite good, but due to the heavy rain, we only took a walk around.

I went there many times when I was a kid. It seems a little bigger now. I drink tea inside.

The garden is full of bamboos. Looking up, the bamboo leaves are particularly beautiful under the sun. Here you can see people drinking tea and chatting, playing mahjong, and exercising. I really experienced the leisurely life of Chengdu people. Walking in this quiet garden gave me a lot of thoughts and also made my heart feel a moment of peace. This may be a slow life, a great gain before leaving.

This is a place where you can truly experience the life in Chengdu. Sitting under the shade of a tree, drinking a pot of Bamboo Leaf Green and a plate of melon seeds can kill an entire afternoon. I believe everyone yearns for this kind of leisure and ease.

When I read the travel notes before, I thought it was a very small park that you can go or not, and it charges an entrance fee (20 yuan). But when I got there, I realized it was really big and beautiful, with a lot of bamboos, especially the bamboo path right after the entrance. It is so beautiful and worth a visit.

There is a memorial hall in the park to commemorate the female writer Xue Tao.

The night view is so beautiful when the lights are turned on at night. Coupled with the bar street around Jiuyan Bridge, this is the most beautiful nightlife.

If you are going to Wangjiang Park, I suggest you go there in the morning. There are many different types of bamboo in Wangjiang Park. After you swipe your ticket and enter, there is a corridor that feels very good. There are bamboos on both sides, and the middle forms a triangle shape. It is very good to take pictures there, so I recommend you go there in the morning. There are not many people and the air is fresh. There is also a statue of Xue Tao and Chongli Pavilion inside. Chongli Pavilion used to be the tallest building in Chengdu. There is a saying that "it is both beautiful and lofty, and it is truly called Chengdu." It is definitely not the tallest now.

If you are going to Wangjiang Park, I suggest you go there in the morning. There are many different types of bamboo in Wangjiang Park. After you swipe your ticket and enter, there is a corridor that feels very good. There are bamboos on both sides, and the middle forms a triangle shape. It is very good to take pictures there, so I recommend you go there in the morning. There are not many people and the air is fresh. There is also a statue of Xue Tao and Chongli Pavilion inside. Chongli Pavilion used to be the tallest building in Chengdu. There is a saying that "it is both beautiful and lofty, and it is truly called Chengdu." It is definitely not the tallest now.

Wangjianglou Park has what is said to be the largest bamboo forest in the world.

As soon as I walked into the park, I was attracted by the bamboo forest. In the gentle sunlight near dusk, the layers of green were so pleasing to the eyes! Moreover, almost no one was without one!! So happy.

Wangjiang Tower Park was built in the 15th year of Emperor Guangxu's reign in the Qing Dynasty to commemorate the Tang Dynasty poet Xue Tao, who lived in Chengdu. It is one of the landmark buildings in Chengdu. In addition to Wangjiang Tower and Xue Tao Well, the park is full of bamboos. It is said that this is the place with the most bamboo varieties in Asia.

A bamboo-themed park that also includes attractions such as the Xue Tao Well.

Now Wangjianglou Park is divided into two areas, one is the free area, and the other is the paid area. The 60 yuan ticket is really expensive. I remember that when I was in elementary school at the Sichuan University Elementary School, I passed by Wangjianglou Park every day after school. At that time, there was a pass, and the earliest tickets were only 5 cents or 10 cents. Let's talk about the free area first. It is very suitable for morning exercises, walks, etc. The air is very good, and the bamboos inside are also very tall. In spring and summer, it is also a very good choice to make a cup of tea in the teahouse inside. As for parent-child travel, there is also a medium-to-large playground inside. For the paid area, the most famous ones are Wangjianglou and Xuetao Well. Other ancient buildings are also very distinctive. Wangjianglou Park is a bamboo culture theme park. In fact, careful friends will find that there are many bamboo varieties that have never been seen or heard of.