Spring-Like Garden With Brooked Ponds

The Temple of the Sun, also known as the Temple of the Sun, was built in the ninth year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty (1530). It was the place where the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties worshipped the sun. After liberation, it was turned into a park. After the reform and opening up, this small garden was built inside the south gate of the park. The name of the garden was inscribed by Master Li Kuchan. The roses are in bloom in spring, so come and take a closer look when the roses are in full bloom.

Located in the southwest of Ritan Park, walk about 100 meters from the south gate and you can see Quchi Shengchun Garden nominated by Li Kuchan. The architectural style combines the lake and mountain scenery of Jiangnan courtyards with the simple and elegant garden style of the north.

Located in the southwest of Ritan Park, it combines the lake and mountain scenery of Jiangnan courtyards with the simple and elegant garden style of the north. It has rockery, water rocks, ancient pavilions, stone bridges... and has the charm of Jiangnan water towns.

It is a scene in Ritan Park. Other major landscapes include the Garden Altar, West Gate, North Gate, God's Kitchen, Slaughterhouse Pavilion, Jufu Hall, Festival Murals, Southwest Scenic Area, Quchi Shengchun, Yuxin Garden, Peony Garden, Elderly Activity Area, as well as the "Qinghui Sun Viewing" Scenic Area in the southeast and "Quchi Shengchun" in the south. Ritan Park is divided into three gates: North Gate, West Gate and South Gate. There are many embassies around. In late autumn, the embassy area is beautiful with red maple leaves and yellow ginkgo leaves.

The most beautiful scenery in Ritan Park, a journey through a painting.