Bao Park | A Must-Visit Park in Hefei

Bao Park | A Must-Visit Park in Hefei Bao Park, built to commemorate the renowned Northern Song Dynasty official Bao Zheng, was first established in 1066. It primarily consists of the Qingfeng Pavilion, Bao Zheng's Tomb, the Floating Village, and the Bao Family Ancestral Hall. The park boasts lush greenery, pavilions, and towers arranged in a picturesque manner, creating a fresh and tranquil atmosphere. Qingfeng Pavilion: A Song Dynasty-style tower. Take the elevator to the 5th floor for a panoramic view of Bao Park and the cityscape. Bao Zheng's Tomb: The burial site of Bao Zheng, his wife, and descendants. It includes Bao Zheng's tomb and an underground burial chamber. Bao Family Ancestral Hall: Surrounded by water on three sides, adorned with lotus leaves, the ancestral hall features the main hall, the Lianquan Well, and a wax museum showcasing Bao Zheng's life of "loyalty, filial piety, integrity, and incorruptibility." Floating Village: Currently closed to the public, it can only be viewed from afar. Address: 72 Wuhu Road, Baohe District, Hefei City Transportation: Take Subway Line 1 to Bao Park Station, Exit D. The park is within walking distance. Opening Hours: 9am–5pm Tickets: Free