Huimaquan

Huimaquan

Huima spring is located in the south side of Wulongtan park. The stone bank is built, and the water surface is connected with "Jingchi". A curved bridge corridor is built in the middle of the pool. There is a fence for visitors to watch fish and enjoy the spring. It is called "Quchi Guanyu". Stone carvings of "Huima spring" are embedded on the stone wall of the south bank.

There is nothing special about huimaquan, but there is a moving story behind the spring.

According to legend, there is a Tang Dynasty military general Qin Qiong's residence in Wulongtan. One day, Qin Qiong strolled his horse here, and his horse soared into the air. A spring appeared at the landing place of the horse's hoof, so it was named Huima spring.

Huima spring is low-lying, and the water is surging vigorously. There are dozens of springs in the pool, one after another, and bubbles are constantly gushing out at intervals. Some of them are in a string, some are in twos and threes, big as round jujubes, small as beans. They flutter up to the surface of the water and burst open one after another, forming a circle of fine ripples. The water at the bottom of the pool is clear, and there are lots of fine sand in the spring. Countless small fish swim around the sand. It's really beautiful.

Address: Wulongtan Park, No.18, Lanshi street, Baotuquan North Road, Lixia District, Jinan City

Longitude: 117.01512584758

Latitude: 36.664852273957

Ticket information: no ticket required. Included in the 5 yuan ticket of Wulongtan park.