Liyuan boat Hall

Liyuan boat Hall

Liyuan boat hall is located at 13 Wu'an street in Xinghua City. It was originally a private garden of Li Xiaobo, a wealthy businessman in the Qing Dynasty. The gate faces east. There are two doors on the hidden wall of the gatehouse, North and South ear rooms, vestibule well and flower hall facing south.

Famous scenic spots in Xinghua City, Jiangsu Province

The entrance to Liyuan garden is the boat hall. It is one room wide and seven rooms deep. Inside and outside, it looks like a pleasure boat. On the west side, there is a gangway, a railing, and a lotus door with nanmu carving.

The hall has a rolling shed on the top and a tile roof on the top. The West bow of the boat hall is a white marble boat pile on the bow. In the southwest of the boat hall, there is a corridor to the square hall, a osmanthus building, a garden flower terrace and towering ancient trees. It is quiet and elegant, with Yangzhou garden characteristics of late Qing Dynasty style. It is a key cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province.

Address: No.13 Wu'an street, Xinghua City, Taizhou City

Longitude: 119.843917

Latitude: 32.934877

Ticket information: market price: 60.0 yuan