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Three new scenic spots in Yangzhou have been designated as national AAA-level tourist attractions.
Mausoleum Park of Sui Emperor Yang Guang
The exterior of the Mausoleum Park of Sui Emperor Yang Guang resembles an ancient imperial tomb. [Photo/WeChat account: yzs_lyj]
The Mausoleum Park of Sui Emperor Yang Guang covers 110,700 square meters. Its exterior design is inspired by one imperial tomb style from the Sui and Tang dynasties (581-907) and combined with the traditional hip-and-gable roof.
In the northwest corner of the park stands a museum. Utilizing graphics, artifacts, simulated scenes, sound and light effects, and multimedia technologies, it presents the history of the Sui Dynasty and the archaeological findings unearthed from the emperor's tomb.
Hanbi Garden
The quaint architecture and picturesque landscapes of Hanbi Garden are mirrored on the water's surface. [Photo/WeChat account: yzs_lyj]
First constructed in 2001, Hanbi Garden integrates the characteristics of Jiangnan gardens from the Ming and Qing dynasties (1369-1911), featuring stacked stones, verdant foliage, serene waters, elegant pavilions, and wandering corridors.
Hong Feng Park
At the heart of Hong Feng Park stands a solemn building. [Photo/WeChat account: yzs_lyj]
Hong Feng Park was established in 1999 in Baoying county, with its name inscribed by Chinese politician Xia Zhengnong.
Through modern and traditional techniques alongside sound, light, and electric effects, this park exhibits cultural relics from the New Fourth Army, honoring their heroic spirit. It now functions as a patriotic education base, an overseas Chinese cultural exchange base, and a social science outreach demonstration base in Yangzhou.
