Guangfulin Cultural Relics Park | A Full Route Guide 🌊🏛️
by Fly with Jess
Apr 12, 2025
#discoverchina
“Where water gathers, wealth flows.” 💰 In Guangfulin, ancient architecture and shimmering water blend into a serene masterpiece. With buildings nestled over lakes, their reflections painting poetic scenes, this place is a living canvas of history and elegance. Here you’ll witness both:
Huizhou-style architecture: white walls, grey tiles, classic horse-head gables
Beijing-style architecture: red walls, colorful painted details and ornate carvings
Step into 4,000 years of history, exploring the cultural roots of Shanghai!
📍 Must-Know Info
Recommended index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Ticket: 🎫 Free (except for individual exhibits like the museum)
No reservation needed
Suggested visit time: Half day or full day
Best time to visit: Late afternoon to sunset 🌇
🚶♀️ Main Route Highlights
(Use map P2 as reference)
Suzaku Gate (朱雀门)
Grand entrance that sets the tone for the ancient city vibes
Yuci Bridge (御赐桥)
A majestic bridge with a pavilion on top—rumored to have been built for Emperor Kangxi’s arrival!
Fuchenghuang Temple & Guandi Temple
Beijing-style architecture at its finest: red walls, intricate decorative details, and cultural reverence
Fulin Youth Village (富林少年村)
Fun interactive area with activities like pottery-making—perfect for families with kids 👨👩👧👦
Core Heritage Area (核心保护区)
The heart of Guangfulin’s archaeology—underground lies the actual excavation site. Above ground: serene farmland, lotus ponds, and red water chestnuts 🌾🌸
Bone Needle Plaza (骨针广场)
A giant symbolic needle sculpture that towers above—quite awe-inspiring up close
Jixianfang (集贤坊)
Cluster of Huizhou-style buildings with signature white walls and grey tiles—this is THE photo spot 📸
Don’t be fooled though—the pool looks big in pics, but it’s actually quite small! Still very Insta-worthy 😉
Zhiye Zen Temple (知也禅寺), Sanyuan Palace (三元宫), Fulin Pagoda (富林塔)
Designed in Tang dynasty style—some people say it looks like Kyoto, but it's actually inspired by ancient Chang’an!
#travel #thingstodo
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