Baqiao Ecology Wetland Park (Southeast Gate)

The Luqiao Ecological Park is very, very large, built along the Luohe River, dozens of kilometers long, and the depth is not short. Because the place is too spacious, you can swing it indiscriminately and divide several small parks with their own characteristics.

This is the newly built Xiangyun Bridge (Zhanbei Bridge) upstream Weihe Left Bank Wetland Park. There are large areas of reeds, purple verbena and pink scorpion. When the weather is good, the photos must be very bright. There are also many water birds, suitable for children to play.

Zhaiqiao Ecological Wetland Park is located in the middle of the city of Xi'an, from Huaqing Bridge on Dongcheng Avenue to the north, to the Lantian County border, adjacent to Xi'an Expo Park, adhering to the concept of harmonious coexistence between people and nature, and taking the theme of Zhaiqiao, willow, and water as the theme culture, it has become a collection of urban flood control, ecological landscape, The landscape promenade integrating human living leisure and tourism, now the lotus blossoms, is the great season for the lotus appreciation...

Very close to home, just drive by on weekdays. I wanted to walk here yesterday. On both sides of the river are Dongliudi Road and Xiliudi Road. There are special bicycle lanes and no motor vehicles. There are not many people, there are quite a lot of birds, there are in the river and on the road, not afraid of people. The greening is very good, a big circle, more than 13,000 steps.

By the Weihe River, you can go for a walk every day, you can go for a run, you can also go for a ride, and the willow and lotus scenery are very good. Here is free.

There are no tickets here, and there are not many people. It is a great place to visit Huaigu. For thousands of years, the Qiaoqiao has been the first stop to the west of Chang'an City. It has been repeatedly abandoned. At present, you can see the ancient bridge ruins of the Sui and Tang periods. The bridge is also famous for the symbol of separation by Yiyi Weeping willow, and it has become an exclusive image of farewell in Tang poetry.