Guilin Park

Guilin Park covers 35,500 square meters and features over 1,000 osmanthus trees, lakes, grottoes, curved paths, and traditional Chinese pavilions throughout its grounds.

The park began as a private residence in 1929 before transforming into a public space in 1958, with several structures sustaining damage during the Cultural Revolution period.

The park incorporates traditional Chinese garden design elements, including gates, animal-shaped stones, stele, and curved paths that create spaces for meditation and reflection.

Located near Guilin Metro Station on lines 12 and 15, the park charges an entrance fee of 2 yuan and closes in late afternoon, offering multiple areas for activities.

Local residents gather in designated sections of the park to play Go and Mahjong, make music, exercise, and participate in group activities throughout the day.

Location: Xuhui District

Inception: 1929

GPS coordinates: 31.16764,121.41329

Latest update: March 3, 2025 21:34