[2025 Mianzhu Attraction] Travel Guide for Mianzhu Guojia Meigui Park (Updated Apr)

Location: Mianzhu Rose Valley Transportation: Direct drive (Navigation: Rose Time Experience Center) Parking: 10 yuan Ticket: 58 yuan per person (The ticket is a cash voucher, which can be exchanged for 58 yuan worth of drinks or meals in the park, which is really a great deal) This beautiful place is the cosmic-level romance I want to give you It is said to be the largest rose valley park in China at present, with castles, roses, blue skies, white clouds, lawns, streams, and a charming cafe where you can order food and see the castle from inside the restaurant As long as the weather is good, any casual snapshot is a blockbuster, and it's a hot spot in the circle of friends that gets bombarded with questions

Visited four places and still had time to stroll around leisurely, feeling that my planning was just perfect. Chengdu to Yanzuo Zen Temple 1.5 hours, playtime 1 hour. The flowers should bloom perfectly in another half a month. It was already crowded when I arrived at ten today, so I suggest getting there by nine. Everyone needs to make a reservation to enter the park. The ice cream is very pretty. Nianhua Village takes 0.5 hours by car, playtime 1-2 hours. Since there are not many people, it's just a quiet village. Festive New Year paintings can be seen everywhere on the walls. It probably feels even more seasonal in winter. Last year I tried woodblock printing at the experience hall; white paper for five yuan, red paper for eight, and gold characters for ten. There are a few firewood chicken restaurants at the entrance that seem to be doing good business and smell quite fragrant. Taiping Reservoir takes 0.5 hours by car, playtime 1 hour. Park the car below the dam and walk up the stairs to see the open water surface. You can walk around the reservoir in about an hour. The last part features a small waterfall. There's a place selling cold noodles and jelly noodles in the parking area, surprisingly tasty for six yuan a serving. Mianzhu National Rose Park takes 0.5 hours by car, playtime 3-4 hours. Bought tickets online the day before, 20 yuan per person. Upon entering the park, you first see the green landscape and lawns, which are very comfortable to walk around. Over the hill is a castle 🏰, followed by a large rose garden. Although the roses are a bit past their peak, the park is very large, so remember to wear sunscreen.

Highlights of this destination: Located in Sanhe Village, Lutang Town, Mianzhu City, Deyang, the trip from Chengdu can be easily managed within a day. Departing at the crack of dawn at 7:20 AM, it only takes an hour's drive, arriving at the gates of this hidden gem by 8:40 AM, where group travel adds to the fun and laughter. The return trip is scheduled for 4 PM, ensuring a fulfilling journey back. Ticket Guide: Special group tickets are available for only 19.9 yuan, an economical choice available on various platforms, easy to find, and offering a great value experience. Food Strategy: Although the restaurants in the park are slightly upscale, consider bringing your own delicious homemade snacks, like spicy marinated food, or taste the authentic flavors of the roadside snack stalls along the way. Best Time to Visit: From late spring to early summer, from April to June, the roses are in fierce competition, with new varieties blooming each month, creating a beautiful scene that locals return to time and again. Photographer's Paradise: From lakes to castles, from secluded woods to verdant lawns, every corner is a perfect backdrop, making your social media feed look like a trip around the world, filled with blockbuster vibes. Diverse Fun: This place is not only a haven for flower viewing and photography but also offers the tranquility of hiking through the forests, the joy of the children's amusement area, the whimsy of a miniature train ride, and the warmth of family camping (kind reminder: the park does not currently support self-service barbecues, but bringing convenient food is equally enjoyable). Day and Night Entertainment: During the day, dynamic water performances take place; as night falls, a succession of exciting shows ensues, and self-driving tourists can further enjoy the romance of the moonlit night. Garden Route: Embark on a carefully planned tour path, stroll through and appreciate the diverse beauty of roses, each rose's name tells a story, becoming a vivid teaching material for children's natural classes. The exquisite rose garden on the right, each part holds a unique story, walking through it not only pleases the mood but also adds a touch of cultural heritage. In summary, the trip to Sanhe Village, Lutang Town, Mianzhu, Deyang, is undoubtedly a perfect journey that combines a visual feast, parent-child interaction, and natural exploration.

It was originally built during the Eastern Han Dynasty😜, and was rebuilt in the ninth year of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty😎. Located in Sanhe Village, Huangxu Town, Jingyang District, Deyang City😄, it covers an area of 54 square meters👏. Inside is a Han Dynasty stone que😃, and outside is a Qing Dynasty brick niche🤓. It is 2.8 meters long😁, 1.55 meters wide😆, and 5 meters tall🥳. The sunny side is engraved with the clerical script 'Shangyong Long'😉, while the shady side is carved with tiger head spouts🦁, dougong brackets😛, and deep relief sculptures of weight-bearing warriors👍. Shangyong Long Que is a tomb que🤨, which collapsed during the Northern Song Dynasty😒. It is documented in historical literature📜. The tomb owner, Sima Mengtai, was the Shangyong Long (administrator of Shangyong)🧐, hence the name Shangyong Que🤗. 🧐The 'Clerical Script Inscriptions' mention this que🤓, with eleven characters on the right side of the que stating 'Han former Shangyong Long Sima Mengtai's tomb path'😏, while the left que has no records🙄. 🤔Local people set up Buddha statues in front of the que🙏, offering incense, flowers, and candles🙂, and call it a tall stele🤝.

So it can be so romantic here. This vast expanse of the world's most beautiful roses is what I want to give you, a romance of cosmic level. It is said that this is the largest rose valley park in China so far, about an hour's drive from Chengdu. You can enjoy flowers anywhere, but the biggest two words are the key points!! In addition to hundreds of different varieties of roses, there are also European-style buildings and Japanese-style gardens with large lawns that can be filmed at a glance. Rainy days... are also a different kind of beauty, holding an umbrella in the drizzling rain. The fragrance of roses mixed with the scent of grass is more poetic and picturesque than sunny days. Remember to bring your own umbrella, preferably a transparent one, it looks good in photos! The scenic area does not sell umbrellas, don't ask me why I know, I didn't get rained on.