Chengdu's millennium garden-style park, direct subway access to the 4A-level area, free tourism!

Walking through the city, we can see the remnants of a thousand years of history. The slanting sun, the grass and trees, the ordinary lanes, every street and alley, every brick and tile, are all permeated with culture and soaked with temperament. How does urban culture turn into everyday life, dyeing the unique fragrance of books and poetry that belongs to this city? Today, let's walk together into Wangcong Temple, located at No. 5 Wangcong Middle Road, Pitong Street, Pidu District, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province, and see what different scenery is here. Although when it comes to Wangcong Temple, many tourists may feel unfamiliar with it. However, this place is indeed a millennium garden-style park in Chengdu. Wangcong Temple was built to commemorate the earliest Shu kings, Wangdi Du Yu and his successor, Congdi, and it is the only temple in the southwest region of China that worships two lords in one temple and mourns the predecessors of Shu. Established during the Jianwu period of Emperor Ming of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Wangcong Temple has a history of over 1500 years. Surrounded by water pools, with rippling blue waves, among the halls and mausoleums, ancient trees are lush and green, pavilions and pavilions are scattered in an orderly manner, and there are also bamboo shadows swaying and green pines and cypresses, making it a large-scale traditional classical garden-style park. Tea house by the lake for ten yuan, direct subway access to the 4A-level scenic area, free tourism!