[2024 Xi'an Attraction] Travel Guide for Qujiang Pool Heritage Park (Updated Sep)

Tang Dynasty ruins in a natural setting.

Xi'an Qujiang Pool Ruins Park Qujiang Pool Ruins Park is located in Yanta District, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province. It is the first large-scale landscape garden-style ruins park in the northwest region that integrates historical and cultural protection, ecological gardens, landscape, and leisure tourism. 🌟Highlights: The design concept adheres to the concept of "displaying the culture of the Tang Dynasty and reflecting the ecology and nature", with the goal of achieving "the harmonious unity of man and nature". The entire park is centered on the Qujiang water surface and is divided into eight scenic spots. It is a rare super-large water park in the northwest region. Through the echoes of the two major locations, the three major sections, and the four major groups, a unique landscape system of "green forests, green water, and prosperity" is created. Qujiang Pool Ruins Park was a royal garden in the Tang Dynasty, with a long history and profound cultural heritage. The historical and cultural landscapes such as Qujiang South Lake, Qujiang Liuyin, Hanwu Spring, Yichun Garden, and Phoenix Pond have been restored and reconstructed to reproduce the landscape and cultural pattern of the Qujiang area where "green forests are repeated and green water is pervasive". ❤Recommended reason: Qujiang Ruins Park is not only an important window to display the culture of the Tang Dynasty, but also a comprehensive urban ecological park integrating leisure, entertainment, and tourism. The park has a beautiful environment and complete facilities, making it a good place for citizens and tourists to relax and entertain. At the same time, the park also pays attention to the protection of historical and cultural heritage. By restoring and reconstructing historical and cultural landscapes, tourists can feel the unique charm of the culture of the Tang Dynasty during the tour.

Checking out Sakura in Xi’An

I was in Xi’An for 48 hours in early April and oh I did not expect the cherry blossom trees to be in full bloom while I was there! There entire QuJiangChi Park was covered in cherry blossom trees and the entire boulevard was in this very pretty shades of pink. Most importantly, there aren’t as many tourists in Xi’An compared to where you’d usually go for Sakura - Japan. Therefore it was well worth the short trip. It was so worth it!

The Qujiangchi Relics Park was designed by the famous architect Zhang Jinqiu. It covers an area of 471 mu and was built on the basis of the original Qujiang Pond on July 1, 2008. The water surface of Qujiang Pool is only 1088 meters long from north to south, ranging from wide to narrow, with a maximum width of 552 meters. Two parts. It is now free to visitors. Qujiangchi Ruins Park is an open urban eco-cultural park that integrates historical and cultural protection, ecological gardens, landscapes, leisure tourism, folk heritage and art display. The Qujiangchi Relics Park has many sculptures depicting the social life of the Tang Dynasty, arranged throughout the park, or on lawns, or squares, or on hillsides, or on the waterfront, even in the water. The Qujiangchi Relics Park was enveloped in a rich Tang culture. Most of the sculpture materials are bronze or stone. Based on realistic art techniques, people feel the same.