Three Pagodas Reflection Park: A Millennium-Old Paradise on Earth

Travel Guide - Tickets and Opening Hours: Tickets are CNY 75 and included in the ticket for the Chongsheng Temple and Three Pagodas Cultural Tourism Area. The park is open from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. - Transportation: Take bus 19, C10, C7, C2, or the Chongsheng Temple and Three Pagodas Special Line to Beimen Bridge Bus Stop, then walk to the park. - Travel Tips: The park is small and takes 1–3 hours to visit. Upon entering the park, you'll see a marble screen wall with a large natural landscape painting in the middle. In the center of the park is an oval-shaped pond with clear green water that perfectly reflects the Three Pagodas. The pond is surrounded by silver birch, cedar, and willow trees, as well as trellises, marble tables and chairs, and long railings. A stream flows around the pond. On the west side of the park is the Dali Stele Pavilion. Walk along the curved corridor past the pavilion to reach the Yangbo Pavilion in the water. On the south side of the pavilion is a small island with a pair of lifelike white cranes. The best photo spots are near the entrance and around the Yangbo Pavilion, where you can take photos of the Three Pagodas from multiple angles. Entering the Three Pagodas Reflection Park is like stepping into a tranquil paradise. The still pond is like a giant mirror that perfectly reflects the majestic Three Pagodas, a stunning combination of natural and man-made beauty. Here, time seems to slow down, and you can truly relax. As you gaze at the reflection in the water, your thoughts drift away, and you feel as if you can travel back in time to experience Dali's history and rich culture. Although the park is small, every scene is just right, making it a place you'll never want to leave. It's not only a great place to enjoy the scenery but also a place to cleanse and nourish your soul. When you leave, you'll be filled with nostalgia for the beautiful scenery and awe for the wonders of nature.