Qinglong Mountain Park

Qinglong Mountain is named for its resemblance to a crouching dragon. The fountains in the park spit green and the flowers and trees compete for glory. The park has an existing green area of ​​750 mu, with more than 200,000 trees of more than 20 species, such as Chinese pine, spruce, apple, and Xinjiang poplar, and more than 120,000 bushes of more than 10 types, such as roses, caragana, red willow, and amorpha. , more than 5,000 square meters of various flower beds.

The garden is evergreen all the year round and has beautiful scenery. More than a dozen antique buildings have been built successively, such as the Vision Pavilion, the Jade Emperor Hall, the Paifang Pavilion, the Butterfly Pavilion, the Mandarin Duck Pavilion, the Santai Pavilion, the Yongning Temple, the Wolong Bridge, the Tengyun Bridge, and the Bell and Drum Tower. The Ming Great Wall running through the park and the Han Great Wall ruins in the back mountain show the long history of Yongdeng; the tomb of Zhang Zhensheng, a revolutionary martyr, warns visitors that victory is hard-won; The glorious achievements of the people of Dengdeng.