Pingkang Park Review

Near Pingkang Park is the Panyu Square Head Office of Ziporridge Building. The price is too expensive and the portion is too small. It can be said to be quite exquisite. Ancient copper plate steamed chicken 68 yuan (a little disappointed, the ingredients are too simple, even wolfberry, fungus, coriander, only onion, head, pepper, ginger), oil lettuce 23 yuan, tea 6 yuan rice 5 yuan. The total price is 113 yuan, and the actual payment is 13 yuan after the coupon! Almost equal to overlord meal. Thank you for having you!

Guangzhou Pingkang Park is a newly built small park, just north of Panyu District Government Building, the park is not big, there are some lotus ponds and green spaces, which are mainly for nearby residents to exercise.

Pingkang Park is located on the northwest side of the intersection of Pingkang Road and Panyu Avenue in Panyu District (Pingkang Road to Beijing), not far from Panyu Square Station of Metro Line 3, and has convenient transportation. After Pingkang Road, I accidentally found this small park. This is a fixed emergency place, fully open, and the area is not very large. There are pavilions, small bridges and artificial streams, a little bit of the charm of small bridges and flowing water. The greening is good. At present, the floor is full of golden fallen leaves, which is very beautiful. However, there are very few tourists in the park.

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#Those flowers are waiting for you to sunbathe ⛰ [Attraction Guide] 📍 Detailed address: Pingkang Park 🕙 Open time: all year round 💰 Ticket price: free 🌟 Highlights and features: ⛰️ The park is mainly a natural layout, and it is a city "small oasis" made of artificial terrain and artificial lakes. 🌲 Around the Hexiang Lake in the park, there are small bridges, rockery green trees, streams, and Guanquan ...... Viewing the scenery by railing, the green water and green trees make people linger. 🌲 There are many fitness facilities in the park, you can go shopping on weekends! #Spring is here #City is ready #Where to go in spring #Listen to my travel story