GardenDay Trips: Niushou Mountain, Qixia Mountain and Tangshan
JIANGSU GARDEN EXPO PARK · JIANGSU YUANBOYUAN
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Day Trips: Niushou Mountain, Qixia Mountain and Tangshan · 32.077°N 119.005°E
No ticketingClosure day
A quarry and cement-works valley at Tangshan turned into a landscaped park, and since 29 June 2024 free to walk into: the Jiangning district culture and tourism bureau announced on 26 June 2024 that from the 29th the gate ticket was scrapped and the public landscape areas opened free, while the attractions inside - the Suyun Thirteen Gardens, the Baobao children's park, the Nashi nature-exploration park, the little train, the shuttles and the cable car - would each charge. The operator describes it as a natural scenic area made out of cliff faces and mine pits, which is the reason to come: the old silos and quarry walls are still there, reworked around a mirror-pool square and an underwater plant house. Budget a half-day, more if you pay for the gardens.
ClosedNone fixed; closures for big events announced aheadVerified · 2024-06Source ↗
IDNo ID rule is published for standard entry.Verified · 2024-06Details ↓Source ↗
LandmarkJiangsu Garden Expo Park (江苏园博园 · 汤山)
AddressTangshan, Jiangning District, Nanjing - platforms give 8 Shenghu Road (南京市江宁区汤山街道圣湖路 8 号，平台口径); official texts name only Shenghu Road / Shenghu East Road with no house numberVerified · 2024-06Source ↗Navigate ↗
EntranceGate 1 (Xiping, 西平门) and Gate 2 (Bei'an, 北安门) are the everyday entrances; a path gate on the north side of the Yangshan stele quarry car park leads straight in; Gate 3 (Dongning, 东宁门) opens only at peak times; Gate 4 (Jinxiu, 锦绣门) is for hotel cars only on ordinary days (2024 rule); during ticketed events the park has opened visitor turnstiles there, so follow the notice
Last verified 2026-09-24
How to book
No booking on ordinary days; timed real-name booking only for announced special events, via the Siji Tangshan (四季汤山) mini-programVerified · 2024-06Source ↗
ID details
No ID rule is published for standard entry. None for the public areas; event bookings go through the Siji Tangshan mini-program - whether a passport works there is not published; passport use for paid attractions not published