[2025 Wuhu Attraction] Travel Guide for Zhuo Mountain Park - Zoo (Updated Jul)

Pushing open Wuhu's dawn, Zheshan unfolds like an ancient book turned by the wind, hidden in the city's folds. Here, there are no influencer filters—only moss-covered stone steps, ancient temples veiled in incense smoke, and a gentle dialogue with time itself. 🌿 Where Misty Peaks Hide a Living Museum Climbing the russet ridges, each step treads upon bricks from the Northern Song Dynasty. The Zheshan Pagoda stands quietly in the rear courtyard of Jiuhua Palace, its hexagonal eaves lifting moonlight from a thousand years ago. The Buddha reliefs embedded in its walls are whispered codes left by Song Dynasty artisans in the breeze. Around the corner lies Guangji Temple, where sandalwood drifts between red walls and golden tiles. Eighty-eight steep steps lead to the Zen essence of "Little Jiuhua," where Ksitigarbha's compassion and the rhythm of morning bells and evening drums filter worldly noise into mist. 📸 Through the Lens: A Flowing Ink-Scroll Panorama In Cuiming Garden’s winding corridors, witness the soul of Jiangnan-style landscaping—rockeries layered like ink washes, babbling springs plucking harp-like notes, wooden bridges shattering reflections into a pool of stars. Ascend to Shutian Pavilion, where the river city unfolds below like a living scroll: the Yangtze threads through like a silver chain, Mirror Lake glistens as a lost jade, and modern towers dance with ancient pagodas in the clouds. 🎢 The Playground of Old Souls, Sweet with Childhood Descending, detour into Beimen Amusement Park—where the Ferris wheel spins time backward. Faded roller coasters, creaky bumper cars, even the air tastes of cotton candy. Nearby, the zoo surprises: red-crowned cranes pace with immortal grace, while zebras munch grass to the imagined clang of Ganjiang’s forging fires. 🍜 Alleyway Feasts: The True Spirit of Zheshan Exit the north gate and turn right—snack stalls blaze with wok hei. Crispy Wuhu sesame cakes crackle with preserved vegetable fillings, glutinous rice cakes hide crystal sugar surprises. Find a local eatery for clay-pot fish stewed in lakewater freshness, paired with hometown rice wine, swallowing the city’s essence in every sip. 📌 Tips - Free entry! Temple donations optional, but Guangji’s dawn bell ceremony is worth waking early for. - Wear broken-in sneakers! The steep summit climb takes just 30 minutes—sunset at Yilan Pavilion is a hidden gem. - Skip noon! Century-old camphor trees weave shade, ferns scribble poetry in stone cracks—perfect for daydreaming. This city’s breath lingers in Zheshan’s folds. Come, let mountain winds sweep away your haste, and on russet steps, collide with moonlight from a thousand years past. 📍 Location: Jinghu District, Wuhu (Bus routes 4/6/30 direct).

I chose Anhui's Wuhu for this Lunar New Year Upon arrival, I knew I hadn't made a mistake As a northerner, I found the south very comfortable, with pleasant air Surprisingly, Wuhu during the Lunar New Year was completely empty 😂 Wuhu's light rail 🚈 truly exceeded my expectations For a third-tier city, it's really impressive 👍🏻 Along the streets of Wuhu during the Lunar New Year, flowers 🌸 were already blooming Walking by the Yangtze River in the evening was extremely pleasant 😍 The high-rise buildings along the river intertwined with fireworks created a beautiful scene Don't expect to find great food in Wuhu during the Lunar New Year The locals have also gone home to celebrate 😂 We had our meals at Wanda and Parkson No queuing ●﹏● There were really few people! Visit Wuhu's old town in the evening, just for a stroll Not much to eat there 😂 I especially recommend Wuhu's Zheshan Park and Zoo The park has extremely high oxygen levels, walking along the mountain paths is very comfortable The animals at the zoo are very interactive, making children very happy The slow pace of Wuhu is perfect for people living in first-tier cities Truly worthy of being the leader 🐲 among third-tier cities

Wuhu, from the thousand-year-old temple to the mythical paradise, from the red-skinned duck to the red bean wine, Wuhu tells me in two days: the small town has great excitement! 👉 Roaming Jiangcheng ✅ Route: Guangji Temple - Ocher Mountain Park - Binjiang Park (Old Customs Bell Tower, Zhongjiang Tower) - Catholic Church - Wuhu Ancient City ✅ Transportation: Concentrated attractions, walking + shared bicycles, relaxed and not tired! 👉 Must-take photo spots ✅ Guangji Temple (ticket 5 yuan): Tang Dynasty ancient temple "Little Jiuhua", climb the "eighty-eight steps" stone steps, see the most characteristic Dizang Hall and Guangji Pagoda in the temple. ✅ Ocher Mountain Park: After leaving Guangji Temple, go up the mountain, all the way up the green, climb to the top overlooking the panoramic view of Wuhu, cherry blossom season full of pink and white garden is very similar to the memory of the children's park, with a zoo (preparing to move) and playground. 👉Old Customs Clock Tower Wuhu Customs carries a century-old city memory, records the history of resistance to colonial rule in modern times, and circulates the touching love story of Pan Chanhua and Pan Yuliang. ✅Zhongjiang Tower This tower has the legend of the river demon in Baota Town, and now becomes a landmark on the riverside, which can realize the ancient and modern frame of the ancient pagoda and tall buildings, and the light and shadow are super beautiful at dusk. ✅Cathedral The second largest Catholic church in East China, known as the "Little Notre Dame of Paris in the south of the Yangtze River" ✅ The ancient city of Wuhu Ming and Qing style neighborhood, night tour more stunning, I went when it was drizzling, the wet bluestone road reflected colorful lanterns, very Jiangnan smoke and rain, Anhui's oldest city temple, government office, prison and other ruins are worth taking pictures.