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Explore the park's beautiful walking trails, enjoy a picnic in the designated areas, and visit the various themed gardens. Don't miss the observation points with panoramic views of Luoyang city.
Jingshan Forest Park in Yiyang County is located in the west of Yiyang County. It is a new urban park built by the Yiyang County Party Committee and Government in recent years to facilitate the people's life, leisure and entertainment. It is also a park that integrates tourism, leisure and entertainment, and fitness and cultivation.
Jingshan Forest Park boasts unique natural scenery and rich cultural and historical heritage. Planned and designed by the Luoyang Forestry Bureau and the Yichuan County Forestry Department, the park covers a total area of 5,000 mu (approximately 1,000 acres) and encompasses four administrative villages in Chengguan Town: Nanfudian, Beifudian, Xichang, and Yaowan.
Jingshan Forest Park, through scientific planning and tailored to the mountain's terrain, is divided into four zones: the Famous Chinese Neo-Confucian Culture Zone, the Century Altar Ecological Leisure and Entertainment Zone, the Phoenix Ridge Ecological Leisure Zone, and the Botanical Gardens and Ornamental Gardens. Each zone has its own distinct characteristics, yet they are integrated into a harmonious whole, complementing and creating a vibrant atmosphere.
The warm temperate continental monsoon climate makes it suitable for travel in all four seasons.
This famous area of Chinese Neo-Confucianism culture covers a total area of 150 mu. With the "Cheng Garden" as the main site, the tombs of Cheng Hao and Cheng Yi, the founders of Neo-Confucianism in the Northern Song Dynasty, more than 30 thousand-year-old cypresses are flourishing, more than 500 hundred-year-old cypresses are stubborn and majestic, the magnificent mountain gate and the ancient tombs and shrines highlight the profoundness of Neo-Confucianism.
The Century Monument Leisure and Entertainment Area, covering over 600 mu (approximately 1,000 acres), is centered around the Century Monument, atop Jingshan Peak. The area features meticulously designed green corridors, pavilions, and curbs, planted with verdant pines and cypresses, and exotic flowers. The result is a poetic and picturesque landscape of evergreen greenery, vibrant blossoms year-round, and a truly relaxing and captivating atmosphere.
The Botanical Garden Scenic Area, located north of Wolonggou and south of Yichang Road, covers a total area of 760 mu. Fifty-six tree species have been selected for the scenic area, highlighting the seasonal characteristics of "spring vitality, summer passion, autumn maturity, and winter resilience." The ingenious combination of tree species creates four scenic areas: spring, summer, autumn, and winter. In the gentle spring breeze, peach, plum, lilac, winter jasmine, redbud, and golden willows compete for beauty; in the nourishing summer rains, torch trees, pomegranates, heather, pale bamboo, and albizzia trees nestle in harmony; in the bright autumn sun, ginkgo trees, red maples, osmanthus trees, and sycamore trees flourish in vibrant colors; in the falling winter snow, pines, cypresses, privets, and wintersweets each showcase their unique charm. The evergreen year-round and the fragrance of flowers throughout the seasons invite visitors to linger and captivate.
Located in Fenghuangling, Jingshan, the Fenghuangling Ecological Recreation Area covers a total area of 600 mu. Primarily featuring delicate cherries and fragrant osmanthus flowers, the area has created a Cherry Valley and Osmanthus Garden. Other highlights include vibrant pink peaches, vibrant cherry blossoms, towering sycamores, enchanting fragrant locust trees, and unique maple trees.
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Jingshan Forest Park is an urban forest reserve in Luoyang, offering a peaceful retreat with a rich collection of local flora and fauna. It serves as a natural haven for both locals and tourists, contributing to environmental conservation and recreation.
Jingshan Forest Park is located in the northeastern part of Luoyang. It is easily accessible by taxi, bus, or walking from nearby residential areas. Buses 15, 47, and 103 have stops near the park.
The park is open daily from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Early mornings and late afternoons on weekdays are the best times to visit to avoid large crowds.
Entrance is free, but some specific areas or events may require a small fee. Tickets can be purchased at the park entrance for special activities or events.
Advance booking is not required unless attending special events or peak holiday seasons. Booking a day in advance is sufficient for such occasions.
You can fully explore the park in 2-3 hours, depending on whether you are hiking, visiting themed gardens, or taking a leisurely stroll.
The must-see areas include the scenic trails, the Flower Garden, the lakeside, and the main observation platform offering a stunning view of Luoyang.
Guided tours are available in Mandarin. Audio guides are not provided, but maps are available at the entrance for self-guided exploration.
The main observation platform, the lakeside, and the Flower Garden are the best spots for photos. The elevated areas provide panoramic views of the park and city.
Start at the main entrance, explore the trails through the forested areas, visit the lakeside, and finish at the observation platform for panoramic views.
The park is closed at night, and no light shows are available. Special events may be held during festivals or peak seasons.
It can get crowded on weekends and public holidays. Weekdays, especially mornings, are the least crowded times to visit.
The park has public restrooms, water fountains, rest areas, and a few food stalls near the entrance. There are no major shopping areas inside the park.
The park is generally accessible, with paved paths and some wheelchair-friendly routes. However, some hilly areas may be challenging for those with mobility issues.
Mobile payments (WeChat Pay, Alipay) are accepted, and cash is also widely accepted, particularly for small purchases like snacks or souvenirs.
There are a few small eateries and cafes near the park entrance offering local snacks and beverages. For more dining options, the city center has a variety of restaurants.
Vegetarian and vegan options are available in the nearby restaurants, while halal food is not commonly found in this area but may be available in the city center.
There are several mid-range hotels near the park, including Luoyang Grand Hotel and other affordable accommodations within a short distance from the park.
Nearby attractions include the Longmen Grottoes, White Horse Temple, and the Luoyang Ancient Tombs Museum, all of which can be easily combined in a day trip.
There are small souvenir shops near the park selling nature-related items, local handicrafts, and postcards.
Taxis, public buses, and car rentals are the most convenient ways to continue your trip. The city’s transport network offers easy access to nearby attractions.
