Guangdong Shaoguan Furongshan National Mine Park Review

The Mine Park is located in Wujiang District, Shaoguan City, Guangdong Province. It is a free and open park. The environment is very good. There are mountains and waters. Many people come for a walk on weekends and evenings to exercise. The scenery is good.

Climbing Furong Mountain, the air is fresh Furong Mountain is a famous historical and cultural mountain in Shaoguan. The history book records that there were Taoists in this monastery in the West Han Dynasty 2100 years ago. During the Tang Dynasty, monks built a temple here. It is a holy place for Tao Buddha amphibious. Many poems have been left by literati and inkke. The environment is beautiful. A natural oxygen bar.

Furongshan National Mine Forest Park ―― Today's mountain forest park is very popular with the word "national", and it is a lot taller! In fact, where is the mountain forest not the country? ! The forest landscape and steep steps here are all in the same way as Shaoguan National Forest Park.

[View] Very good. [Fun] On the Xihe side, there are many pavilions and pavilions [Cost-effective] Free! Suitable for a family to spend weekends and leisure time, the air is quite ok

Furongshan National Mine Forest Park (Shaoguan) ―― Although I visited Shaoguan N times, it was only today that I crossed the Wujiang Bridge for the first time to reach the Wujiang District on the other side, because there was no place to visit before. Today, it is different from the past, and there is this quiet mine forest park.

With the development of the city, Furong Mountain, which previously belonged to the suburbs, has been surrounded by property and is now a back garden for local residents. There is a long history and culture here. There are temples on the mountain. The mountain was once a mining site. The environment was once more harsh. Now the mining park has been built with greenery. The lawn also displays models of various mining tools of the year, painted with colorful colors. There is also a mine museum at the foot of the mountain, although free, but the daily business hours are very short and easy to miss.