Due to the recent impact of the epidemic, seven parks in Luoyang will be temporarily closed starting from January 6, 2022. Among them, the temporarily closed scenic spots include Wangcheng Park, Sui and Tang City Ruins Botanical Garden, Xiyuan Park, Congzhengfang Recreation Garden, etc.

The reopening time will be notified separately. Please see below for details of the closure announcement.

1. Park closure announcement Based on the current epidemic prevention and control situation, in order to avoid gatherings of people and ensure the health and life safety of tourists, Wangcheng Park, Sui and Tang City Ruins Botanical Garden, Xiyuan Park, Congzhengfang Tourist Garden, Datongfang Tourist Garden, and China National Garden

, Tianxiang Peony Garden will be temporarily closed from January 6th. The specific reopening time will be notified separately. Please support and understand.

Luoyang Urban Management Bureau January 5, 2022 2. Introduction to attractions Wangcheng Park Wangcheng Park was built on the ruins of the Zhou Dynasty’s Royal City. It is the venue for the earliest peony festival in Luoyang. It has a long history and there is also a zoo inside.

The amusement park and aquarium, from the outside, the antique towers are quite large, and the layout inside is also good, with mountains, water, city walls, and the manhole covers of the sewers are all peonies! Address: No. 312, Zhongzhou Middle Road, Xigong District, Luoyang City Transportation: Train

From the station, you can take bus lines 103, 102, 40, 50, and 11 and get off at Wangcheng Park. On Zhongzhou Road, you can take bus lines 9, 101, 59, 19, and 15 and get off at Wangcheng Park. Tickets: free on weekdays, 10 yuan during the chrysanthemum exhibition, peonies

During the flower festival, 40 yuan/person. The Sui and Tang Dynasty Ruins Botanical Garden. The Sui and Tang Dynasty City Ruins Botanical Garden covers a total area of ??2,864 acres. There are Peony Garden, Wild Waterscape Garden, Mulan Garden, Ten Thousand Willow Garden, Gorgeous Autumn Garden, Rock Garden, and Herbs Garden.

There are 17 specialized gardens including the Garden, Plum Garden, Bamboo Garden, Begonia Garden, Osmanthus Garden, and Fragrant Garden.

There are more than 1,000 plant species in the garden, with a total green area of ??1.3 million square meters. The plant configuration is reasonably matched with trees, shrubs, flowers and grasses, forming a large-scale park where northern and southern horticulture meet, nature and rules are perfectly integrated, and Chinese and foreign gardens gather.

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Xiyuan Park Xiyuan Park, formerly known as the Botanical Garden, was founded in the late 1950s as a nursery and was named the Botanical Garden in 1962.

The main attractions were built and opened to the public in the early 1980s.

Later, because it was located in the Xiyuan ruins of Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty, it was renamed Xiyuan Park.

The whole park covers an area of ??13.3 hectares and is divided into two parts: the browsing area and the production management area.

The tourist area occupies three-quarters of the area.

The ornamental plants in this area are classified according to the evolutionary system of "phylum, class, order, family, and genus" and are configured according to the needs of garden art and landscape. They are divided into three areas: gymnosperms, angiosperms, and monocots.

More than 800 garden plants from 120 families and more than 300 genera have been collected and introduced in this area from home and abroad.

Among them are my country's unique native tree species, as well as foreign precious flowers and trees and rare plants. The variety of plants is well-known in the Central Plains.

The garden buildings in the park, which cover an area of ??2.1 hectares, use green tiles and white walls. They are exquisite and elegant Jiangnan garden style. They are well-proportioned, exquisitely conceived, and unique in their craftsmanship.

Congzhengfang and Datongfang Youyuan Congzhengfang and Datongfang Youyuan are located east of Nietai Road and north of Gucheng Road, covering an area of ??about 975 acres. The park relies on the layout of lifangs in the Sui and Tang Dynasties and draws on the architectural styles of the courtyards in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. It focuses on "the lifang is a chess and famous place".

The design concept of "garden as the son, culture as the soul, and ecology as the environment" uses natural garden layout and sponge city gardening techniques to highlight ecology, nature, and wild interest.