Luoyang China National Garden Scenic Area Tourism Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The Chinese National Garden Scenic Area in Luoyang City is currently the largest peony ornamental garden in China and is also the birthplace of Luoyang peonies. The garden is located on the ruins of the ancient city of the Sui and Tang Dynasties on the south bank of the Luo River. It has a total planned design area of ​​1,548 acres and a length of 2,500 meters from east to west. The scenic spot is based on the history and culture of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, with peony culture as its main content. It integrates history, culture, peony culture and garden landscape, fully demonstrating the beauty, purity and tranquility of peonies, and enjoys the reputation of "China's No. 1 National Flower Garden".

Attractions distribution:

The National Garden of China is divided into multiple scenic areas from west to east, such as the west entrance scenic area, peony cultural area, peony historical and cultural area, east entrance scenic area, etc. Among them, the Peony Historical and Cultural District includes Gejin Jade Banner Square, Huolian Jindan Square, Qiu Weng Yuxian Square, Erqiao Pavilion, Feiyan Hongzhuang Square, Ouyang Xiu Monument Square, Bai Juyi Monument Square, etc. The Peony Cultural Area includes Golden Peony Terrace, Huachang Yixiang Square, Yanxiu Lake, Wuming Mountain, etc. In addition, there are landscape sketches such as Yaohuang Pavilion, Wei Ziting, and Danhui Garden for viewing. The Butterfly Cultural Garden and Luoyang Epigraphy Museum are also good places to increase knowledge and understand culture.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, flower viewing, flowers