The spring scenery of Wulongtan, cherry blossoms falling, koi playing in the water

📍Address of the attraction: Wulongtan Park is located at No. 18, Kuangshi Street, Tianqiao District, Jinan City. It is adjacent to Daming Lake in the north and Baotu Spring in the south. It is connected to the moat to form a spring landscape belt. 🚗 Transportation to attractions: The most convenient bus route is Ximen Station (East Gate of the Park): Bus No. 3, 41, 66, K109, K50, etc. Get off and walk north for 100 meters. Beimen Station: Bus No. 5, K59, or 104, a 3-minute walk away. If you drive, there is a parking lot at the South Gate (2 yuan/hour), but parking spaces are limited, so public transportation is recommended. 👍️Must-see attractions: Cherry blossoms are like clouds and snow from the end of March to the beginning of April, and the petals flutter in the breeze. The fresh green willows by the pond contrast beautifully with the clear water, giving it a full sense of ancient style. There are groups of koi in Wulongtan. When fed, the fish tumble like colorful silk. Wild ducks paddling in the water are often seen beside Crescent Lake, looking very cute. The water of Tianjing Spring is like a mirror, reflecting the moonlight and the ancient pavilion at night. [One] The main pond of Wulongtan, the incarnation of Qin Qiong's residence in the Tang Dynasty [Two] The Qin Qiong Temple, a Tang Dynasty-style building with a statue of Qin Qiong in military uniform and inscriptions on ancient houses, allows you to experience the legend of the "Door God". [Three] The crescent waterfall with a water level of 29 meters, the spring water gushing out like a waterfall, symbolizing the heyday of the 72 famous springs [Four] The water surface is like a mirror, with koi and green algae intertwined in the mirror spring, suitable for shooting reflection blockbusters [Five] The limited pink cherry blossom season in spring, paired with the ancient pavilion and stone bridge, makes you feel like you are traveling through Kyoto 🎟️Ticket information: The park is open to the public free of charge, but some exhibition halls may charge a small fee. 💗Other tips: Wulongtan Park is a microcosm of the soul of Jinan's "Spring City". It not only has the natural wildness of "deep pool and happy fish", but also carries thousands of years of history and fantasy legends. It is said that the residence of Qin Qiong, a famous general in the Tang Dynasty, collapsed into a pond due to a thunderstorm, and a Tang Dynasty stone tablet was unearthed in 1982 to provide evidence for this. When Gui Fu, a scholar in the Qing Dynasty, dug a spring, he broke the tradition of "Seventy-two Springs" and humorously named it "Seventy-three Springs". In 1908, a government office from the Tang Dynasty emerged from the lake. In 1938, ancient books appeared on the water surface, but the mystery remains unsolved to this day.