Qujiangchi Ruins Park, located in the southeast of Qujiang New District, is an open cultural park integrating historical and cultural protection, ecological gardens, landscapes and leisure tourism. The whole park is centered on the surface of Qujiang Lake and divided into eight scenic spots. It was planned and designed by Academician Zhang Jinqiu, a famous architect in China. The total investment of the project is nearly 2 billion yuan, with a total area of 1.500 mu and a water area of nearly 700 mu.

The ancient Qujiang Pool is the most famous scenic spot in the ancient capital Chang 'an, with Zhong Nanshan in the south, Yue Le Garden in the north and Shaoling Cemetery in the southeast. It is a prestigious imperial garden in the history of China and a public area in Kyoto. In the prosperous Tang Dynasty, the prosperity of Qujiangchi reached its peak. At that time, the royal family, dignitaries, literati and ordinary people gathered here, and all kinds of banquets and entertainment activities were available, making it the best place for Kyoto tourists.

Today's Qujiangchi Ruins Park follows the landscape pattern, and plans to build historical gardens, ecological gardens and art gardens. Taking the Qujiangchi site in Qin, Han, Sui and Tang Dynasties as a replica, and based on the historical water system and cultural relics exploration results, the modern human landscape is constructed. Qiongyu, Qiao Xie, * * and other 36 places, the stars reflect Qujiang Pool. Qujiangchi Ruins Park will provide Xi citizens with another landmark scenic spot and a public cultural service place for seeking roots in history, feeling humanity, enjoying food, shopping experience, health and leisure, and sightseeing.

Qujiangchi Ruins Park was designed by the famous architect Zhang Jinqiu. Covering an area of 47 1 mu, it was completed on July 1 day, 2008 on the basis of the original Qujiang pond. The water surface of Qujiang pond is1.088m long from north to south, and varies in width from east to west, with the widest point reaching 552m, which is divided into upper pond and lower pond. It is now open to tourists free of charge.

Qujiangchi Ruins Park is an open urban ecological cultural park integrating historical and cultural protection, ecological gardens, landscapes, leisure tourism, folk customs inheritance and art exhibition. There are many sculptures in Qujiangchi Ruins Park, which show the social life of the Tang Dynasty. They are arranged in all parts of the park, or lawns, or squares, or hillsides, or waterfront, or even water. Qujiangchi Ruins Park is shrouded in a rich cultural atmosphere of Datang. Most sculpture materials are bronze or stone. Mainly based on realistic artistic techniques, people feel the same.

Are there any interesting places in Qujiang, Xi?

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Qujiang aquarium

Datang quanri shopping mall

Qujiang relics park

Big wild goose pagoda square

I. Introduction to Xi 'an:

Xi 'an, formerly known as Chang 'an and Haojing, is now the capital, sub-provincial city and national regional central city of Shaanxi Province.

Xi is one of the four ancient capitals in China, a "world historical city" determined by UNESCO 198 1, and one of the top ten ancient capitals in the world selected by American media.

Xi is the best tourist destination in China and one of the civilized cities in China. There are two of the six heritages listed in the World Heritage List, namely the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang and Terracotta Warriors, the Wild Goose Pagoda, the Little Wild Goose Pagoda, the Daming Palace Site in Chang 'an in Tang Dynasty, the Weiyang Palace Site in Chang 'an in Han Dynasty and the Xingjiao Temple Tower.

Xi is also an important science and education center in China, with seven "double-class" universities, including Xi Jiaotong University, Northwestern Polytechnical University and xidian university.

Two. Introduction of Xi 'an Qujiang Scenic Area

Datang Furong Garden: Datang Furong Garden is located in Qujiang Development Zone in the south of Xi City, Shaanxi Province, southeast of Big Wild Goose Pagoda. Rebuild in the north of the original site of Tang Furong Garden, imitating the royal garden of Tang Dynasty. It is the first large-scale royal garden-style cultural theme park in China that fully displays the features of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. There are many antique buildings in the park, such as Ziyun Building, Palace of Maids, Forbidden City, Xingyuan Garden, Fanglinyuan, Jiutian Theater and Tang Cheng. It is the largest imitation of the Tang Dynasty royal complex in China, and Zhang Jinqiu, an academician of China Academy of Engineering, is responsible for the overall planning and architectural design.

2. Qujiang Aquarium: Qujiang Aquarium is located in the core tourist scenic park of Qujiang New District in Xi City, adjacent to the famous Big Wild Goose Pagoda in the west and separated from Datang Furong Garden, a large theme park that reproduces the royal gardens in the Tang Dynasty, by a river in the south. The exhibition hall mainly consists of five parts: Dolphin Performance Hall, Ocean Science Hall, Tropical Rainforest Hall, Cross-Harbour Tunnel and Underwater Grand View Garden, as well as supporting services such as catering, ocean gift retail and interactive entertainment projects. Its scale and exhibition level can rank among the top five in domestic aquariums.

3. Datang Never Sleeping City: Located at the foot of the World-famous Wild Goose Pagoda in Qujiang New District, Datang Never Sleeping City is a key construction project in Shaanxi Province and the city. With the prosperous Tang culture as the background, tang style elements as the main line and experience consumption as the feature, it aims to create a one-stop consumption paradise integrating shopping, catering, entertainment, leisure, tourism and business.

4. Qujiang Ruins Park: Qujiangchi Ruins Park is connected to Tang Furong Garden in the north and Qin Ershi Mausoleum in the south. Qujiangchi Ruins Park is an open urban ecological cultural park integrating historical and cultural protection, ecological gardens, landscapes, leisure tourism, folk customs inheritance and art exhibition.

5. Big Wild Goose Pagoda Square: The Big Wild Goose Pagoda, built in 589 AD, is one of the landmark buildings in Xi 'an, where Xuanzang, a monk in the Tang Dynasty, translated scriptures. Big Wild Goose Pagoda Square is located at the foot of the world-famous Buddhist holy land. It is the largest cultural square in Asia with the theme of the Tang Dynasty, and has become a cultural tourist attraction integrating people's viewing, gathering, sightseeing and leisure.

Where is the specific location of Qujiang Hanyao Ruins Park?

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Address: Qujiang Hanyao Ruins Park, Yanta District, Xi City

Bus information

Hanyao Ruins Park (Bus Station)

Address: Xinkaimen South Road, Yanta District, Xi, Shaanxi

By bus: 2 12, 80 1, Qujiang bus tour loop.

Qujiangchi Dispatching Station (Bus Station)

Address: Xinkaimen South Road, Yanta District, Xi, Shaanxi

By bus: _ Huanmi Waste _, 80 1, 2 12, 22,504.

Furong South Road Middle Section (Qujiangchi Dispatching Station) (Bus Station)

Address: Qujiangchi South Road, Yanta District, Xi, Shaanxi Province

Via bus: 224-way extension point interval, 224-way.

Hanyao Road West Exit (Bus Station)

Address: Qujiangchi East Road, Yanta District, Xi, Shaanxi Province

By bus: _ Huanmi Waste _, No.22, 2 12.

Qujiangchi tourist attractions

China's famous scenic spot in Tang Dynasty, located in the southeast corner of Chang 'an City in Tang Dynasty, was named after the winding water flow. In Qin Dynasty, it was called Kaizhou, and the palace was built as "Yichun Garden". In the Han Dynasty, canals were dug here, and "Yichun Hou Yuan" and "Leyuan Garden" were built. When Sui Ying was the capital (Daxing City), Yu Wenkai carved it into a pool. Emperor Wendi called the pool "Furong Pool" and the garden "Furong Garden". When Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty restored the name of Qujiangchi, the garden was still called "Furong Garden". According to records, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty diverted water from outside the city to Qujiang via Huang Qu to build a pavilion for Furong Garden. Furong Garden occupies a square in the southeast corner of the city, protruding outside the city, surrounded by walls, with a total area of about 2.4 square kilometers. Qujiangchi is located in the west of the park, with a water surface of about 0.7 square kilometers. The whole park is dominated by water features, natural scenery and winding coastline, which can be used for boating. Aquatic plants such as lotus and calamus are planted in the pool. Pavilion, building, hall and pavilion are looming among the flowers and trees. Qujiang Lake, as a scenic spot in Chang 'an in Tang Dynasty, is open regularly and everyone can visit it, especially Zhonghe (the first day of the second lunar month) and Shangsi (the third day of the third lunar month). The Central Plains (July 15), Chongyang (September 9) and the dark day of each month (the day at the end of the month) are also very lively. Now the pool site is still there, and the garden facilities are gone.

The Datang Furong Garden rebuilt on the original site of Beihu Lake (Qujiang Lake) and the Qujiang Lake Ruins Park rebuilt in Nanhu Lake have been completed, and Qujiang Lake has regained its former style.