1, Emerald Lake
Emerald Lake, located at Rongcheng Road 1, Shushan District, Hefei, Anhui Province, covers an area of 2,022 mu, including 947 mu of lake surface, which was reconstructed from Gugeng Reservoir. The terrain is gentle, with water surface and various trees, and the natural scenery is beautiful. Emerald Lake Scenic Area is divided into four areas and a park. The lake is open, rippling with microwaves, and the water quality is clear, reflecting blue sky and white clouds.
2. Dashushan National Forest Park
Dashushan National Forest Park is located in Shushan District in the west of Hefei City, Anhui Province. It is the only mountain in the suburbs of Hefei. It is a national forest park, a provincial scenic spot and a provincial geological park. Because there is no gangfu in Dashu Mountain, the lonely peak rises alone, so it is named.
3. Hefei Grand Theatre
Hefei Grand Theatre, also known as Swan Lake Grand Theatre, is located on the west side of the green axis of science and technology in Hefei's new administrative and cultural district, with Huaining Road in the west, Dongliu Road in the north and Swan Lake in the south, with a construction area of 60,000 square meters. It is mainly composed of opera hall, concert hall and multi-function hall.
4. xiaoyaojin Park
Yaojin Park, also known as "Doujiachi", "Bean Leaf Pond" and "Duya Pond", was a ferry crossing on the water in ancient times, located at Shouchun Road 16, Luyang District, Hefei City, Anhui Province. Xiaoyaojin Park has a fan-shaped plane, and the whole park is naturally divided into East Park and West Park by water system.
5. Floating Village
Fuzhuang, located in Hefei City, Anhui Province, was originally Baogong Academy, rebuilt in 1983, and built again in August 2000, covering an area of more than 20 mu. Because it looks like a willow leaf floating on the water from a distance, and because the buildings on the island are similar to ancient villages, it is named Fuzhuang. Fuzhuang was originally Baogong Academy, rebuilt in 1983, and rebuilt in August 2000, covering an area of more than 20 mu.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Hefei City