Wuliangtai Scenic Area Review

The park is more beautiful than before, with a lot of expansion and more green plants, especially the willow trees by the lake grow very well. There are stove Wang Ye, Ma Wang Ye, Dragon Wang Ye, Erlang God, Guan Gong. If you have time to do some homework in advance, you will come to see it. It will be more interesting and you can tell it to the children.

Perhaps this place, indeed as the artistic conception of the name is in it, is infinitely large, and the scenery is infinitely expanded. And the harmonious environment, aka the characteristics of the scenery, is a wonderful place.

The attractions very close to the city, the day I went there was just fifteen, so I avoided the tickets, it was great! There are many small attractions inside, more casual, play is OK, more spacious, the only downside is that when I go, it is still under construction outside.

Very good, the scenery is good

Infinity station: I came here a few years ago, and I finally regretted that I didn't enter the park due to the tight time. This time I came to Zaoyang, the hometown of Liu Xiu of Han Guangwu Emperor, and carefully visited the endless platforms built in the East Han Dynasty and flourished in the Ming Dynasty. I felt that there were not many ancient things. Almost all of them were rebuilt temples. Now it is open to the outside world as a scenic spot. The ticket is 45 yuan, and the current discount is 30 yuan. It may be due to the impact of the epidemic, there are very few tourists in the scenic spot.

Wuliangtai Scenic Area is located in the hometown of Han Guangwu Emperor Liu Xiu, Zaoyang City, Hubei Province, at the junction of Erlang Village and Fuling Village in Wudian Town. This is a scenic spot built on Wuliangtai, and is a national 3A-level tourist scenic spot. The Wuliangtai was built in honor of Liu Xiu, Emperor of Han Guangwu, and was built in the East Han Dynasty and flourished in the Ming Dynasty. It is now a key cultural relics protection unit in Hubei Province and a large landscape of the scenic spot.

Suitable for a weekend walk! It's actually a park!