Preferential measures: elderly people over 70 years old are free with their old-age cards. /kloc-children under 0/.2 meters are free and enjoy group discount.
Jiuquan Park, also known as Hu Quan Park, is located 2 kilometers east of Jiuquan City. It is named after Jiuquan in the park and has a history of more than 2000 years. Jiuquan Park is a garden-style cultural park with a history of more than 2,000 years, covering an area of more than 400 mu. There are places of interest in Jiuquan in the Qing Dynasty, ancient county monuments in Jiuquan in the Han Dynasty and inscriptions on the left, which have become a must-see for tourists to visit Jiuquan. Jiuquan Park is not only famous for the Millennium Gu Quan, the scenic spots of the Western Han Dynasty and Li Bai's poems, but also has a number of scenic spots with modern charm-Shuixie ancient ship, Moon Cave Golden Pearl, Deep Cloud, Moon Lake rockery, Flower Moon, Cuizhu Garden and Ginkgo Garden. There are many ancient buildings in the park, such as springs, lakes, pavilions, pavilions, monuments, corridors and temples. Many scholars, writers, military strategists and bachelors have written poems about the ancient Jiuquan.
An ancient poem wrote: the scenery of the Western Han Dynasty has been handed down for thousands of years, and the reeds spend the night with the boat. Walking with moss, seeking abortion, hidden in the depths of smoke, Liu Cui. The imitation Hanque gatehouse standing in front of us is the south gate of Jiuquan Park and the main gate of the park. The main body is composed of a son and a mother, with simple and natural style and magnificent momentum. The two plaques hanging in the central hall reveal the unique scenery and profound historical connotation of Jiuquan Park. Among them, Pearl of the Sea was written by Zhang Daoxing, director of China Calligraphers Association, and Scenery of Spring Lake was written by Cao Wu. There is a bull's head relief above the plaque, which is carved with granite stone unique to the depths of Qilian Mountain. According to legend, Jiuquan City was often flooded in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. According to legend, there were monsters, so people built temples in the northwest corner and southwest corner of the Bell and Drum Tower to suppress evil spirits. Because the two temples and the bell and drum tower form the shape of a bull's head, people also call Jiuquan City "Woniu City".