[2025 Wuxi Attraction] Travel Guide for Xianlidun Park (Updated May)

A magical discovery! A free-entry paradise that doesn't require hiking 🌧️. A morning drizzle turned Xianli Dun's Endless Summer into a breathtaking ink painting! This rainy encounter is nothing short of divine. Delicate raindrops fell, draping the entire flower field in a misty veil. The blue-purple hydrangeas glistened with crystal-clear droplets 💧, resembling stars soaked in rain, twinkling in the thin fog. The pink-purple clusters trembled under the weight of rain, so tender and captivating! The soft patter of raindrops on petals, mixed with the earthy scent and floral aroma, felt like nature composing its own romantic soundtrack 🎵. In the distance, the hydrangea sea blurred into a flowing palette of colorful clouds amidst the rain and mist. Every step felt like walking into a poetic painting! No need to worry about crowds—just hold a transparent umbrella and stand among the flowers. Whether it's a side profile or a back view, the atmosphere is perfect for photos. Pairing a light-colored long dress with the misty flower field is simply stunning! This ticket-free, zero-difficulty flower-viewing spot is a must-visit during the blooming season. Grab your camera and go! Missing the rainy Endless Summer 'Waterfall' would truly be a regret! 💐

📍Xianli Mound Ruins Park 590-1 Hubin Road, Binhu District, Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province Xianli Mound Ruins Park is a place as beautiful as a painting, with dense trees, various types of flowers, small bridges, flowing water, waterfalls, and lively little ducks and frogs, giving a fairy tale-like feeling. This park is not only suitable for leisurely walks but also a great place for family outings. The park is free to enter, no tickets are required. The gentle breeze makes you feel extremely relaxed. Whether you come alone or with family and children, you will have a pleasant and unforgettable experience.

Wuxi's free parks are really too numerous to count, and at some point, another free park appeared on Hubin Road. It is located opposite the Canal Bund. There is a medium-sized parking lot, and there are still parking spaces in the afternoon. The park is not very big, and it takes about 20 minutes to stroll around leisurely. The park is traversed by a small stream, in which fake swans, turtles, and frogs have been placed. However, there are quite a few birds on the riverside aquatic plants, tiny in size, and I'm not sure what kind of birds they are. In the center of the park, there is a boat with green plants on it, which makes for a beautiful photo spot, but you have to queue up to take pictures. Following the stream to the riverside, you can see the stone of Xianli Huai Gu, and if you go further, you can see the Wizard of Oz. It's very pleasant to walk around inside. It's very suitable for a weekend outing with kids.

Changzhou Xianli Dun Park Site is a park**. The park is based on the Xianli Dun site, focusing on displaying the culture of Wu region, wetland culture, and water culture as the main content, integrating leisure, entertainment, and sightseeing into an archaeological theme park. At the entrance of the archaeological park, there stands a huge rock with the inscription 'Xianli', which implies 'the place where fairy Li resides'. At the same time, the park also possesses a kaleidoscope-like fountain that changes unpredictably, and the evening lights complement the fountains, creating a stunningly beautiful scene. Additionally, the park features shaded pathways, antique pavilions, and more, making it a great place for leisure and entertainment.

Wuxi has its own Monet's Garden😉|||Located in the heart of Binhu District👀, just navigate to Xianlidun Park😎, the season is already lush with greenery🌳, and many flowers have bloomed🌼, offering the unfiltered charm of an Alice's Wonderland😍. The garden is quite small🤗, and you can also take the opportunity to jog along the ten-mile Liangxi next to the canal😄, which is super pleasant😌.