The Wisteria King of Guihu Garden

🌟 The Guihu wisterias are located on both sides of the main entrance of Guihu, and are said to have been planted by Yang Shengan, the top scholar from Xindu during the Ming Dynasty, with a history of over 500 years. 🌟 The two wisteria vines intertwine above the main gate of the park, extending nearly a hundred meters to the east and west, forming a rare hundred-meter-long wisteria corridor in the country, covering an area of more than 400 square meters, truly deserving the title of 'China's Wisteria King'. 🌟 Strolling through the corridor, as you gaze upon the wisteria flowers, they sway like strings of purple wind chimes whenever a breeze blows, especially lively. Taking photos under the corridor is also quite photogenic. 📍 Exit C of Machao West Road Station on Subway Line 3, a 1.7 km bike ride will get you to Baoguang Guihu Cultural Tourism Area. ✅ Ticket: 20