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1. Lianfeng Shan Park
North of Middle Beach you'll find this lovely park, where quiet paths through a pine forest lead to the Guanyin Temple (Guānyīn sì). Look for the aviary, known as the Birds Singing Forest. There are also good views of the sea from the top of Lianfeng Hill.
Lianfeng Lu and Jianqui Lu, Beidaihe, Hebei, 066100, China0335-404--1591Sight Details
Rate Includes: Y30, Daily 8–5 -
2. Lu Xun Park
Built in 1929, this park named for the distinguished Chinese writer and revolutionary sits on the rocky coastline of Huiquan Bay. It's a lovely park, with tree-shaded paths, elegant pavilions, and rugged reefs, making for attractive sea vistas.
26 Qinyu Lu, Qingdao, Shandong Sheng, 266071, ChinaSight Details
Rate Includes: Free, Daily 7:30–6:30 -
3. Sun Yat-sen Park
The largest of the city's parks is inland from Huiquan Bay and has a number of attractions, including a small zoo, a botanical garden, and the Zhanshan Buddhist Temple. Qingdao's TV tower, a city landmark, offers striking views from its observation deck. Originally planted by the Japanese in 1915, the park contains some 20,000 cherry trees. The annual Cherry Blossom Festival is held at the end of May.
28 Wendeng Lu, Qingdao, Shandong Sheng, 266071, China0532-8287–0564Sight Details
Rate Includes: Free (attractions inside cost extra), Until nightfall -
4. Swallow Rock
North of the city, this small park overlooking the Yangtze River is worth the trip for stirring views of Asia's longest waterway. The "rock" refers to a huge boulder jutting out into the water, a spot where Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai found inspiration. To get here, take Bus 8 to the last stop.
3 Linjiang Jie, Nanjing, Jiangsu, 210029, ChinaSight Details
Rate Includes: Y10, Daily 7:30–6 -
5. Xuanwu Lake Park
More lake than park, this pleasant garden is bounded by one of the longer sections of the monumental city wall, which you can climb for a good view of the water. Purple Mountain rises in the east, and the glittering skyscrapers of modern Nanjing are reflected on the calm water. Causeways lined with trees and benches connect several large islands in the lake. Pedal-powered and battery-powered boats can be hired by the hour at a number of jetties.
1 Xuan Wu Xiang, Nanjing, Jiangsu, 210029, ChinaSight Details
Rate Includes: Y30, Daily 9–9 -
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