Check in at the "Little Forbidden City" in the city

Nan Park, located on Guohuo West Road in Taijiang District, Fuzhou, was once the garden of Jingnan King Geng Jimao. It was renamed Nan Park in the fourth year of the Republic of China and has been located in the southern part of Fuzhou City. After a complete landscape renovation in 2016, it has become a brand-new garden comparable to Fuzhou West Lake Park, presenting an elegant and tranquil scenery. 📍No. 309, Guohuo West Road, Taijiang District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province (Open 00:00-24:00) 💰: Free Historical origin: Nan Park has a long history. It was originally the private garden of Jingnan King Geng Jimao in the early Qing Dynasty and was carefully rebuilt into a park in the fourth year of the Republic of China. This land was formerly known as "Hekou" and is a shining pearl of Fuzhou's history and culture. Since ancient times, the Hekou area has had unique river port resources, and the advanced Fuzhou ship technology has been passed down continuously. It was once the location of the imperial shipyard. In the eighth year of the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty, the Fujian Shibosi was moved from Quanzhou to this place, where a tribute factory and Rouyuan Post were established, specializing in Ryukyu mission affairs, witnessing the prosperity of Sino-foreign exchanges. The historical and cultural district of Nan Park is an indispensable part of the pattern of Fuzhou, carrying rich historical memories and cultural heritage.