Xichun Pavilion

Xichuntai is in the Slender West Lake Scenic Area. It is rumored that Yangzhou Yanshang wishes the birthday of the Qing emperor. There are lake rockery, redo and heavy pavilion on the south side of Xichuntai's main building, and a qulang is connected to the cross pavilion on the north side.

Xichuntai is an integral part of the Slender West Lake 24 Bridge attractions group. To put it bluntly, it is a building, antique, the building has two floors, you can go in. Many people take pictures in front of the building, but few people enter the building.

If you enter the park from the west gate of the Slender West Lake, you will first see this Xichuntai. I think it is still very good to take pictures here. The third picture is exquisite from the upstairs, not bad.

Very meaningful, very valuable, convenient transportation and convenient travel.

Very beautiful building, near the 24th bridge, there are rockery mountains to climb next to, very interesting, suitable for children to play. Tourists are like weaving, there are black swans in the lake next to it, it is one of the representative attractions of the Slender West Lake

Xichuntai, on the west bank of the Slender West Lake, is far from the Lotus Bridge. On the south side of the main building, there are lake rockery, redos and heavy pavilions, and on the north side there is a qulang connected to the cross pavilion. Xichuntai is on the south bank of the Lotus Bridge, built for Wang's family. From the exit of the Fahai Bridge, the fan pavilion is like a lip, the back is like a tooth, and the sides are like eight characters. A very distinctive building ～

The west gate entered the Slender West Lake Scenic Area, and it was very close to a very grand hall. The book "Xichuntai" is said to be the place where Yangzhou salt merchants wish the emperor a birthday. It costs 10,000 gold to build such a magnificent terrace, which shows the wealth of salt merchants in that year. The magnificent momentum, exquisite structure, but also show the style of Yangzhou gardens.