Longsha Park
龙沙公园
A century-old garden founded in 1904, with lakes, Wangjiang Pavilion, Chengjiang Pavilion, a nine-turn bridge and a statue of General Shou. Free to enter.
Longsha Park is in the city center. Construction began in 1904, making it one of the earliest parks in Northeast China. Centered on a lake, the park has Wangjiang Pavilion, Chengjiang Pavilion, a nine-turn zigzag bridge, a statue of General Shou and a variety of pavilions and gazebos. Visitors can go boating, and the park connects to Labor Lake on its north side. It is free to enter and open all day, which makes it good for morning or evening strolls. On the east side of the park are Bukui Mosque and the city museum, so you can visit all three on foot and then have dinner at a Qiqihar barbecue restaurant on the way out.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Laodong Lake
- Bukui Mosque
- Qiqihar Guandi Temple
- Qiqihar Museum
- Longsha Zoo & Botanical Garden
- Dacheng Temple (Mahayana Temple)
- Mingyue Island & Heilongjiang General's Mansion
- Ang'angxi Railway Station (Chinese Eastern Railway)