[2025 Liyang Attraction] Travel Guide for Phoenix Park (Updated Mar)

Phoenix Park is located in the northwest of Liyang City, Changzhou, Jiangsu Province. The park features pink walls and black tiles, small bridges and flowing water, lush forests and bamboo, and beautiful scenery. The park is named after two bluestone bridges nearby, called Shuangqiao, also known as Phoenix Bridge. The park is divided into nine scenic areas: Yinlu Lake, Beilin, Zhenzhu Garden, Shanshui Garden, Flower Garden, Children's Playground, Peony Garden, Plum Garden, and Yiyuan Pavilion.

There is a large lawn next to the Phoenix Park in Liyang, Changzhou, which is very suitable for travel picnics. The entire lawn is free of any barriers and wires, making it the best local spot for flying kites. There is a lone tree in the middle, surrounded by so many people playing around it, it must not feel lonely at all. The address is right next to Phoenix Park, on the west side of Matou Street. Local friends can come here to get some fresh air on the weekends.

Jiangsu Liyang, a land of outstanding people and beautiful landscapes, with clear mountains and waters. The ancient city of Xinshi, with a long history, enjoys the geographical advantage of being at the junction of three provinces, with convenient water and land transportation, and rich natural resources, making it an ideal place for a peaceful life. ~ Scenic spots: 1. Pingqiao Stone Dam Located at the southern side of Tianmu Lake in Pingqiao Village, the Pingqiao River forms a waterfall as it flows down the dam. The 'Stone Dam Waterfall' is one of the eight scenic spots in Liyang, and if you're lucky, you might even see a rainbow when the sun shines. 2. Gaojing Garden Gaojing Garden is a modern garden full of historical allusions. The numerous historical sites and famous relics add a lot of color to it, making it a well-known attraction among the people of Liyang. The most historically significant structure in the garden is the Taibai Tower, which is built on a high mound. 3. Phoenix Park Named for the two ancient stone bridges called Phoenix Bridges nearby, the park features whitewashed walls and black tiles, small bridges over flowing water, lush forests and bamboo, and beautiful scenery. The park is divided into nine scenic areas: the Green Lake, Stele Forest, Bamboo Garden, Landscape Garden, Flower Garden, Children's Playground, Peony Garden, Plum Garden, and Yi Yuan Pavilion.

🎉 The Qingming holiday is about to start. If you don't want to squeeze into popular cities, you might as well think differently and take a leisurely stroll in a small town 🌟 Liyang in Jiangsu, a small town in southern Jiangsu, has abundant tourism resources and is not far from Nanjing and Hangzhou, basically just 1 hour away by high-speed train 🌟 The urban area of this small town is very leisurely, with almost no tourists. This time, I chose to stay in the urban area for two days, feeling the town slowly like a local 🌟 There are not many attractions in Liyang's urban area, mainly two parks: Phoenix Park and Gaojing Park ⛲️ Phoenix Park is a peninsula park surrounded by rivers on three sides, and the famous attraction in the park is the white marble statue of a lady washing silk. "Phoenix Park by the Phoenix Bridge" also carries countless memories of the people of Liyang. ⛲️ Gaojing Park is another well-known park among the people of Liyang. Compared to Phoenix Park, Gaojing Park is a bit more popular. There are locals singing operas and playing chess under the pavilions and corridors. Gaojing Park is also a typical southern Chinese garden, with pavilions, towers, stone bridges, and rockeries, and a very nice environment. Moreover, with the autumn breeze, the colors of the plants in the park will change from a lush green to a colorful palette. Walking around, you'll find that Gaojing Park is particularly suitable for taking photos in traditional Chinese dress and cheongsams 🎆 Liyang city is not big, and you can take a taxi to anywhere in the city for just about ten yuan. The pace here is also very slow, and the small town is suitable for slowing down and strolling around 🌟 The design of the Liyang Museum in the urban area is very unique, and it's a great place for taking photos. It's closed on Mondays, but the exterior is still accessible for photography. The nearby Fangsuo Fang Village and Liyang Baoyan Zen Temple are also worth visiting, with great photo opportunities!