GardenQujiang: Giant Wild Goose Pagoda and Datang Everbright City
QUJIANG POOL HERITAGE PARK · QUJIANGCHI YIZHI GONGYUAN
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VERIFIED2026.09.11Qujiang: Giant Wild Goose Pagoda and Datang Everbright City · 34.208°N 108.975°E
Closure day
The free lakeside park (opened 2008) on the site of the Tang capital's great pleasure lake, south of Tang Paradise and 1 km from Line 4 Datang Furongyuan station — 1,500 mu, a third of it water, landscaped by Zhang Jinqiu on the surveyed outline of the Qin-to-Tang pool. This is where the city runs, walks dogs and pushes prams; for a visitor it is the green hour between the museum and the night street, with the Tang city-wall ruins park and the Han Yao ruins park on its edges. No crowd control on normal days.
HoursOpen park; operator publishes no hours — daylight to late eveningVerifiedSource ↗
ClosedNone (open park; operator site lists no hours or closures)Verified · source published 2026-09Source ↗
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AddressQujiang New District — north of the Second Qin Emperor's tomb park, east of Qujiangchi West Rd, south of Tang Paradise (operator's description); management office at Zhonghe Square, Qujiangchi North Rd
EntranceAbout 1 km from Metro Line 4 Datang Furongyuan station (operator's figure); several bus routes stop along Qujiangchi West Rd
Last verified 2026-09-11
How to book
None; park enquiries 029-85563398 (operator's site)
Beat the crowds
Weekend afternoons fill the lake path with families; weekday mornings are runners only. The south shore by the Han Yao side is the quieter half.