Qi Garden, also known as the Park, was first established in 1130 and is located in Park Lane. With a history of over six hundred years, the garden houses the tomb of Jia Dan, a renowned water conservancy expert from the Northern Song Dynasty, a large ‘Iron Cauldron’ from the Yuan Dynasty, the ‘Tonghai Spring’ from the Ming Dynasty, and the ‘Wanghai Peak’, a relic from the Song Dynasty’s Flower and Stone Fleet. Among the famous attractions is the ‘Miao Ting’. Additionally, there are many valuable steles such as the Shuxuan Studio and the wall-embedded inscriptions. The garden also features scenic spots like the lotus pond and the three-turn bridge. It is open all year round and accessible 24/7.
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