Bayong Park

Bayong park is a new scenic area along the Yangtze River, which reflects the long history of bayong building. It is built with an investment of more than 50 million yuan after the demolition of a large number of disorderly buildings. It is composed of relief walls, celebrity sculptures, boat docks and so on. It covers an area of 126000 square meters.

There are ancient scenic spots in the park, such as bayongtan square, entrance archway, dianjiangtai, boat wharf and so on. The construction of bayong Park brings new life to bayong building, the carrier of Jinhua culture. Now standing on the floor of bayong, you can have a panoramic view of the beautiful scenery of the three rivers, which reproduces the artistic conception of Li Qingzhao's "fourteen states of the Yangtze River City" more than 800 years ago.

Bayong Park

Bayong park is located on the green belt along the river to the east of Wuzhou park. The construction fund is more than 60 million yuan, covering an area of 126000 square meters. Classical garden layout, style and ancient Zicheng, bayong building into one. There is a large-scale hydrophilic wharf, three memorial archways, central square and many other squares. In addition, there are dianjiangtai, admiration Pavilion, Linju Pavilion, gallery column, demolition Gallery, landscape wall, three public toilets and an underground garage of more than 8000 square meters. The trees in the park are arranged according to the biological diversity, with forest, sparse forest and grassland landscape as the main landscape. The terrain is combined with urban defense, with ups and downs. The whole Piaoping road and Wujiang East Road are combined with the park greening to become the forest park. Bayong park is located at the mouth of Sanjiangkou, facing Jinhua grand theater across the river.

Address: on Jiangbei riverside green belt, 242 Piaoping Road, Wucheng District, Jinhua City

Longitude: 119.66279

Latitude: 29.098307

Tel: 0579-82326307

Traffic information: bus No.26, 33

Admission information: free admission

Opening hours: all day