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Take a leisurely walk around the park, enjoy the lush greenery, visit the lake for boating, and explore the historical pavilions and temples within the park.
The park is positioned as "nature, leisure and culture" and is laid out according to "one mountain, one water, two valleys, two gardens and three commanding heights". It is a multifunctional comprehensive urban park integrating ecological protection, cultural entertainment, tourism, sports and leisure, and science education. It is currently the largest green ecological barrier in the central urban area of Loudi City.
Xuzhou has a temperate monsoon climate with distinct four seasons, no scorching heat in summer and no severe cold in winter, and an annual temperature of 14℃.
It is recommended to visit in July and August
Zhushan Park is a historic park that combines natural beauty with cultural heritage. It has long been a place for relaxation and reflection, with pavilions and temples dating back centuries.
Zhushan Park is located in Xuzhou, Jiangsu. You can take a taxi, bus, or walk from nearby city center locations to the park.
The park is open year-round from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The best times to visit are in spring and autumn when the weather is pleasant, avoiding the summer heat and winter chill.
Entrance to Zhushan Park is free. However, some special areas like the boating service may have a small fee. Tickets can be bought onsite.
No advance booking is needed for general admission. However, booking in advance may be helpful for special events or group visits.
You will need around 1-2 hours to explore the park, enjoy the lake, and visit the key historical sites inside.
The must-see highlights include the tranquil lake, the iconic pavilions, the historical temples, and the walking paths surrounded by lush greenery.
Guided tours are available in Mandarin. Audio guides may be available, and it’s advisable to check with the park for any multilingual options.
The best photography spots include the serene lake, the ancient pavilions, and the high vantage points around the park that offer beautiful views of the surrounding area.
Start by exploring the main entrance, walk around the lake, visit the pavilions and temples, and finish with a relaxing stroll through the wooded areas.
Night visits are available, and the park is beautifully lit at night. However, special light shows or tours may not be offered regularly, so it's best to check for seasonal events.
The park can get crowded on weekends and during holidays. The best times to visit are on weekdays or early in the morning to avoid the crowds.
The park provides basic facilities such as public toilets, rest areas, and small kiosks selling snacks and drinks. There are no large restaurants inside the park.
The park is generally accessible, with paved paths and rest areas. However, some areas may have steep inclines, so elderly and disabled visitors should plan accordingly.
Both cash and mobile payments (such as WeChat Pay or Alipay) are accepted at the park's kiosks and for boat rides.
There are a few small cafes and local restaurants near the park offering Chinese food, snacks, and tea. The city center is also nearby with more dining options.
Vegetarian and vegan options are available in the local restaurants, but halal food may be limited in the area.
Nearby accommodations include the Xuzhou International Hotel and several budget-friendly guesthouses within walking distance of the park.
Other attractions nearby include Xuzhou Museum, Yunlong Lake, and the Han Stone Sculpture Museum. These can easily be combined for a full day of sightseeing.
Souvenir shops near the park sell local handicrafts, paintings, and traditional Chinese items such as tea, pottery, and silk products.
Taxi, bus, or metro are the best options for continuing your trip. Xuzhou Railway Station is close by for longer journeys.
