The 'Emerald' in the city - Lujiang Park

Lujiang Park is a park built on the original riverbed after the Lujiang River was diverted. Covering more than 80 acres, it is known as the 'Yunnan Yuxiu, Southern Pearl'. The park has 15 classical garden buildings such as Baihuating, Luhu Xiayin, etc., with pavilions, water pavilions, and sprinkling pools, flower beds, rockeries, and stacked stones interspersed among them. There are a group of modern art sculptures distributed among them, including a 'Lama Style' that is 10 meters high and 9 meters wide, recreating the scene of ancient apes fighting dinosaurs, which is currently the largest statue in Yunnan. Walking into the park, the trees on both sides of the road are lush, and in the center of the park, there is an artificial lake. The clear lake water shines under the sun, sparkling, reflecting the beautiful scenery on the shore. 'Luhu Xiayin', 'Spring Wave Curved Bridge', 'Luhu Zha Bridge', 'Ludi Bieyuan', 'Penglai Chunxiao', 'Lujiang Xuri', 'Zhiyu Bridge', 'Sifan Pavilion', 'Huicui Garden', 'Xieyin Garden'... Each building and place in the park can trace its name from ancient poetry, fully embodying the connotation of traditional Chinese aesthetics. Lujiang Park also roughly condenses the world's hundred states. You can see different sceneries every season, which is too worthwhile.