Da Ci'en Temple Ruins Park

In 2007, the Qujiang New District Management Committee of Xi'an renovated the original Chunxiao Garden and renamed it "Tang Da Ci'en Temple Ruins Park". In 2020, continuing the traditional garden landscaping techniques, the Tang Da Ci'en Temple Ruins Park was optimized and enhanced. The park features poetry inscriptions and Tang dynasty stele engravings, which recreate the robust charm of Tang culture. Since the Da Ci'en Temple was built by Emperor Gaozong of Tang, the park has a royal garden style with its evening paths lined with maple trees, sunlight spilling over, and a tranquil atmosphere. It includes rockeries, pavilions, streams, arch bridges, and a long corridor bridge. The park's cascading waterfalls and surging streams create a miniature mountain ravine scene, reminiscent of a royal garden.