Nanliang Hutai Heritage Park

Tiger platform is the parade platform. It was built by the third generation of kings for the Prince "tiger" in 397 A.D. when the kingdom of Nanliang established its capital Xiping (now Xining). The original platform has nine floors, with 100000 soldiers under it. Now there are only mounds left. This is a quiet place in Xining. Most of them are local exercisers. There is also a Xining Museum in the park. Although there are not many exhibits, they can still be seen around.

Nanliang Hutai Heritage Park

In 2006, Xining Municipal People's government invested in the construction of Nanliang Hutai Heritage Park, which was built to concentrate the history of Nanliang. As a key cultural relic protection unit at the provincial level, Hutai is one of the important relics of Nanliang Dynasty in Xining.

Nanliang Hutai Heritage Park is 209 meters long from north to South and 210 meters wide from east to west, covering a total area of 60900 square meters. It is divided into three functional areas: cultural relics exhibition area, garden management area and quiet leisure area. The main scenic spots are: Yuanmen, parade ground, jade seal and bronze tripod, Sanwang sculpture, restored earth platform, bonfire platform, general Pavilion, cultural relics exhibition hall, etc. Among them, 1155 square meters of buildings, 10900 square meters of roads and squares, 13225 square meters of earth terrace and 35620 square meters of green space. Xining Museum in the park.

Address: Xiguan Street, Chengxi District, Xining City

Longitude: 101.7477

Latitude: 36.631474926488

Tel: 0971-8131080

Tour time: 40 minutes

Traffic information: No.2, 18, 22, 24, 30, 35, 41, 42, 43, 102 buses are at Hutai middle school station

Ticket information: Free

Opening hours: 9:00-18:00