Where to go in Hefei for New Year’s Eve in 2023

Go to Hefei for New Year’s Eve in 2023: Chaohu Lake, Sanhe Ancient Town, Bao Park, Hefei Wildlife Park, and Daishan Lake.

1. Chaohu Lake

Chaohu Lake is located in central Anhui, belonging to Hefei and connected to the Huaitong River. It is 55 kilometers long from east to west and 22 kilometers wide from north to south. It has a water area of ??about 760 square kilometers all year round. A precious mirror is embedded in the Jianghuai land, known as the "Eight Hundred Miles of Lake and Sky", and is the main area of ??Chaohu National Scenic Area.

2. Sanhe Ancient Town

Sanhe Ancient Town, known as Quezhu, Quewei (Zhu) and Quean in ancient times, is a famous historical and cultural town in China. Fengle River, Hangbu River and Xiaonan River converge in the ancient town, and flow eastwards for about 15 kilometers through the Xin River into Chaohu Lake.

3. Bao Park

Bao Park, referred to as Bao Garden, was built in the seventh year of Jiayou in the Northern Song Dynasty (1063). It is a garden built in memory of Bao Zheng, a famous upright official in the Northern Song Dynasty. . Bao Park covers an area of ??30.5 hectares, including 15 hectares of water area. The overall layout is open and mainly consists of Bao Gong Temple, Bao Cemetery, Qingfeng Pavilion, Fuzhuang and other scenic spots.

4. Hefei Wildlife Park

Hefei Wildlife Park is 15km away from the city center, bounded by Huanshan Road to the east and Shushan Forest Park to the west. It covers an area of ??1,530 acres and has an altitude of 50m~90m. . The mountains in the park are undulating, with winding paths leading to secluded areas; lush vegetation and towering green trees; the air is fresh and the water is clean.

5. Daishan Lake

Daishan Lake has a subtropical climate, warm and humid, with an average annual temperature of 15.7 degrees Celsius, warm in winter and cool in summer. The relative height in the area is 20-50 meters, with continuous low hills and gentle slopes. Most of the rocks are exposed areas of bedrock, mostly basalt and barite.