Fushan Park｜Quzhou Emerald

Fushan Park is an urban oasis that combines natural scenery and cultural landscapes. It not only has rich vegetation and fresh air, but also hides a church that is worth visiting. It is a great place to relax on weekends.
Plan: It is divided into the Temple Front Area, Ancient Quzhou Style Area, Music and Painting Area, Six Arts Heritage Area, Memorial Park Area, etc. The main buildings include Buyun Building, Xuezhu Pavilion, Liuyi Pavilion, Zhengyi Academy, Zhongling Tower, Shouye Square, Xianrenju, Beilin, Paifang, etc. There is also a museum opposite, which makes the park more cultural.
Layout: The southern mountain rises in the middle, and the top is flat. It looks like a tortoise shell from a distance, so it is called Guifeng. The northern mountain is steep, called Zhengrong Ridge, and faces Xinqiao Street. At the foot of the mountain is Quzhou Library, facing the Confucius Temple of the Southern Sect and Quzhou Museum. On the western slope is the Revolutionary Martyrs Monument, which commemorates the six pioneers who contributed to the Quzhou revolution.
👉Fushan Check-in Points
✅Fushan is said to be named after the various names it has had over the years, such as Junzhou Road and Daofu.
✅Zhongling Tower, an ancient tower, a central area to play
✅Pingshan Pavilion, a place to cool off and rest
✅Ailian Pond, a place to watch fish and play with water
✅Confucius Shouye Square, experience Confucius' teaching scene
✅Catholic Church: Visit Christian architecture
✅Confucius Sculpture: Facing the Confucius Temple, it is very large and can be photographed to feel the great philosopher
✅Zhongshan Pavilion, originally only the northern part of Fushan Park was called Zhongshan Park, which was later changed to Fushan Park. It was built in the Republic of China, so there are still names such as Zhongshan Pavilion.
🚌 [Transportation]
Bus: Take multiple bus lines in Quzhou City and get off at Fushan Park Station.
Self-driving: There are free parking spaces around the park, which is convenient for self-driving tourists.
🎫 [Ticket Information] Free admission, no reservation required.

Post by ZEKE REYES | Dec 22, 2024