Introduction to Wuxi Longsi Ecological Park

Wuxi Longsi Ecological Park is located in the landscape tourist resort, surrounded by green hills, with pleasant scenery. It has always maintained a high-quality original ecological environment, and birds are singing sweetly in the Woods. Every year, countless people come in droves to burn incense and worship Buddha. The following small series has compiled a play guide, please see below for details. Ticket price

Adult ticket price 3 yuan/person

Opening hours of scenic spots

8: am-17: pm Preferential policies

Free tickets for children under 1.4m

15 yuan/person over 1.4m with student ID

15 yuan/person over 6 years old (including 6 years old)

7 years old. Handling annual cards

Longsi Ecological Park has launched a leisure annual card, which costs 12 yuan/card and can be played for a whole year. You don't need to make an appointment, you can go directly to the ticket office. The annual card only contains tickets for the gate of the scenic spot, and each person can use it once a day.

Tel: 51-8556567

Address: Traffic Guide for Longsi Ecological Park, No.1 Panlong Road, Junzhang Community, Xuelang Street, Binhu District, Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province

Self-driving

Foreign tourists: Nanquan Exit of Taihu Expressway → Turn left at Juqu Road and go straight to Wuxi Longsi Ecological Park.

Local tourists: 1. Urban area → Baojie Bridge → Tang Cheng → Shanshui West Road → Yangqi, turn left → No.1 Panlong Road → Longsi Ecological Park

2. University City → Changguangxi Bridge, turn left → Shanshui East Road → No.1 Panlong Road → Longsi Ecological Park

You can take bus routes No.9, No.77 and No.77

. Introduction of scenic spots

1. Wisteria Corridor

This veranda is based on brick, with a hollow top and a total length of about 462 meters. It passes through Rose Garden, Maple Leaf Gardens Garden and Peony Garden, and has multiple connecting entrances and exits with various special gardens, which is convenient for tourists to enter and exit and thus form multiple viewing nodes. The shape of the veranda itself is simple and full of charm. The wisteria blooms first, and the purple spikes are covered with sparse leaves. It is very beautiful, and the purple flowers in spring are brilliant, interesting and unique.

2. Chengxing Temple

has buildings such as Xiongbao Hall, Dizang Hall, Guanyin Hall, Tianwang Hall, Daliao and Zhaitang. Since ancient times, it has been a treasure trove of Buddhism, showing a peaceful and peaceful scene of "flowers and rain are silent, the wind and birds are clear".

3. Lingguan Hall

Legend has it that Lingguan Hall was built in the early Ming Dynasty by Taoist Qian. The temple is dedicated to the statue of Wang Lingguan. Wang Lingguan, also known as "the heavenly general of Wang Shu's fire house", is a god worshipped by Taoism. In the old days, the temple fair and Lingguan Hall on the third day of the third lunar month were the places where villagers must go to worship. It's very lively and full of tourists. In the courtyard of Lingguan Temple, there is an ancient ginkgo tree, which is 51 years old. According to legend, it was planted during the Hongzhi period of Ming Dynasty and is still lush.

4. Zhenwu Hall

is located at the top of Junzhang Mountain in the ecological park. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the top of the military hill was called Yuhuangtai. During the Chongzhen period of Ming Dynasty, the monk Chen Wangpo built the front hall and the back building. In the 14th year of Qing Emperor Kangxi, the monk Lingbo rebuilt the Qiandian. In the twenty-first year of Kangxi, the back building was destroyed, and the monk Xuantong changed the building into the back hall and expanded the house.

According to legend, Zhenwu's birthday is on the third day of the third month of the lunar calendar. From the new moon of March to the hope of April, a large number of good men and women came to Zhenwu Hall to worship Xuantian Emperor and pray for a bumper harvest, peace and happiness.

Xiao Bian Comments

Tickets are cheap, which is suitable for families to play in the past.