Qingyun Pavilion | Zhengzhou finally has its own Tengwang Pavilion!

I don't know when, but a pavilion suddenly appeared in Zhengzhou. Maybe I've been staying home too long, or maybe I haven't been paying attention to the outside world, but I just found out about it today. · 🏯Zhengzhou Qingyun Pavilion, located in the south area of Xiliu Lake, took four years to build and is now complete and free to visit. The plum blossoms under the pavilion are currently in bloom and will continue to be until the end of March. —————— Zhengzhou: Qingyun Pavilion (South Area of Xiliu Lake) —————— 📅Flowering period: Plum blossoms are in full bloom from February to the end of March. 📍Location: Xiliu Lake - South Area, Zhongyuan District, Zhengzhou City 🏯Architecture: Imitation Song Dynasty architecture, 24 meters high —————— 🚇Subway: 1️⃣Line 1 to West Third Ring Road Station, Exit B2, transfer to bus/bike 2️⃣Line 10 to Xiliu Lake South Station, Exit B, enter through the park 3️⃣Bus No. 210 to Xingwan Road Station/Bus No. 44 to Poxin Village Station · 🚗Driving: 1️⃣Navigate to "Qingyun Pavilion" and park on Zhongyuan West Road. 2️⃣Navigate to "Xiliu Lake Southwest Parking Lot" and enter the park. —————— Tour Guide: ✅Qingdi Xunfang: Precisely speaking, it is "Wangbixuan", where you can frame Qingyun Pavilion and Bihong Bridge together. It is currently a relatively niche but photogenic spot. ✅Qianjin Meiling: The plum garden below Qingyun Pavilion, where plum blossoms are now in bloom, offers a great spot to photograph the pavilion and the plum blossoms together. ✅Bihong Bridge: It looks even better when the water overflows. You can also take pictures of Qingyun Pavilion from the bridge. ✅Qingyun Pavilion: Currently, only the first floor is open to the public, and the rest of the building is not yet open. However, the view from the first floor is also very good. · Recommended Route: 👉Enter through West Gate 1 → Wangbixuan → Bihong Bridge → Stone Bridge → Reed Field → Plum Garden → Qingyun Pavilion → Return the same way 👉The entire tour takes about two hours and involves walking, so comfortable shoes are recommended. There is also a small dirt slope, so be careful with children. · Tips: ❤️It is recommended to visit in the morning, as the setting sun is blocked by three buildings in the evening. However, taking pictures of the reeds in the evening is also quite nice. ❤️It is crowded on weekends. If you want to take pictures, it is recommended to visit on a working day or early in the morning. ❤️Qingyun Pavilion was lit up on New Year's Day. There is no lighting ceremony on weekdays, but Bihong Bridge will be lit up at 7pm.