Yancheng Ruins Park Review

The Yancheng Ruins Park in the cherry blossom season is really beautiful. The ticket is only 20/person, there is free parking at the door, the cherry blossom tree is very large, and the cherry blossom avenue is very beautiful and fairy. A meal mat under the tree is so sensational. like it.

The ancient monuments of the flooded city, three walls undulating, three moats rippling all year round, and the winding water flowed. Water moat, the city is watery, the forest is bamboo, the pine is beautiful. The grass, earth and stone are mostly unrecorded, and the silence is rich in wild fun. There are more than 70 mounds in the city and outside, mostly in the spring and autumn period.

Large lawn, there are all kinds of flowering periods throughout the year, cherry blossoms, roses, bauhinia, lotus, sweet-scented osmanthus, Lamei... one of the favorite parks for locals, 20 yuan tickets are too cost-effective, highly recommended.

Great, take the children to experience historical stories. Have a heavy history and culture

The park is large and the scenery is good

"Ming and Qing see Beijing, Sui and Tang see Xi'an, spring and autumn see flood city" is a sentence that Yancheng people hang on their lips. Yancheng is located in Wujin, the southern suburbs of Changzhou, and is the most complete preserved ground city pool site in China. In the 1930s, archaeologists first conducted field investigations into the flooded city, which was confirmed as a remains of ancient residents' activities. In the 1950s and 1960s, three canoes and a batch of pottery and bronze (such as copper clocks, copper dings, etc.) were unearthed in the flooded city river, causing a stir in society and academia.