Moon Bay Park in Xiangyang, Hubei | The highlight of viewing redwood trees in late autumn.

"In the distant night sky, there is a crescent moon." Teacher Liu Huan's "Curved Moon" always makes people fascinated. In Xiangyang, Hubei, there is such a fairy place that is just like the song - Moon Bay Park The scenery here is simply picturesque🖼️, and there is also a beautiful legend of the Han River Wandering Girl hidden nearby, which adds a bit of mystery and romance to this land💖💫. Moon Bay Park was built in 1991. It not only has the fashion sense of modern architecture, but also incorporates the fresh beauty of nature. The entertainment area and children's game area are full of laughter🎉, the administrative area is also well-organized, the quiet rest area is a haven for the soul🏠, and the mainland tourist area takes you to explore every corner of the park👣. Once upon a time, the Ferris wheel🎡 and the racecourse were iconic buildings here, carrying the joyful memories of countless people. Today, Moon Bay Park has been renovated and has become a comprehensive park integrating urban leisure, natural recreation, and wetland ecological science popularization🌳🏞️. Wandering in the garden, I can't help but think of Wang Wei's "The rivers flow beyond the world, and the mountains are beautiful", and Bai Juyi's "Chu Mountains are blue rocks, and the Han River is the blue water". The artistic conception in ancient poetry is perfectly interpreted here📖🖌️ ✔️Has both modern garden style🌳🍀🍂 ✔️Rich and pastoral scenery💐🌾🌼 ✔️Relax with nature🦆🐝🦋 ✔️It feels like returning to nature and returning to nature🖼 🎈Address: No. 8, Renmin West Road, Fancheng District 📍Transportation: No. 8 Renmin Road, Fancheng District 🅿️: You can take bus No. 3, 9, 26 and 517 indoors, and it’s only a 5-minute walk away. There is also a parking lot around the area. 🎫Tickets: Free ⏰Tour time: 06:00-21:00 The scenery is beautiful, with lush vegetation and evergreen lawns perfect for picnics. Digging in the sand and flying kites with children🪁 are also very interesting parent-child activities. Moon Bay Park