The Tiandi Stone Carving Garden is located in Danyang City, Jiangsu Province, the hometown of Qi and Liang dynasties and one of the top 100 counties in China. The Tiandi Stone Carving Garden project is based on Qi and Liang culture. It takes the stone carvings of the tombs of the Southern Dynasties in Danyang, which are of great cultural and historical value, as well as nearly 8,000 Chinese stone carvings from the Western Han Dynasty to modern times as a platform.
With the help of high-tech means, it creates Asia’s largest stone carving theme park, a national 4A-level cultural tourism scenic spot integrating cultural appreciation and public leisure. The Tiandi Stone Carving Garden is the first phase project of Jiangsu Cultural and Technological Industrial Park, with a total investment of 260 million yuan and designed by Beijing Turen Landscape Design and Research Institute. The building area is 15,000 square meters and the landscape area is 400,000 square meters. The entire building is shaped like a phoenix, implying the meaning of ‘Danfeng Chaoyang’ in Danyang. The indoor exhibition layout design plan of the Tiandi Stone Carving Garden focuses on Qi and Liang culture and more than 8,000 stone carvings, making full use of modern scientific and technological means such as sound, light, and electricity to show tourists a stone carving expo park integrating knowledge and interactivity. The outdoor landscape design plan of the Tiandi Stone Carving Garden will be exhibited in three categories: tomb stone carvings, religious stone carvings, and other stone carvings to construct different stone carving experience scenes. 8,000 precious stone carvings. Here is Danyang, where the tombs of the emperors of the Southern Qi and Southern Liang dynasties in the Northern and Southern Dynasties are located. After being infiltrated by 6,000 years of Chinese civilization, the Tiandi Stone Carving Garden, Asia’s largest stone carving cultural park, is here. Surrounded by Phoenix Lake, with unique cultural relic resources, today it has a landscape area of 400,000 square meters and a building area of 15,000 square meters. More than 8,000 precious stone carvings spanning 2,000 years from the Western Han Dynasty to modern times. The park has a special indoor stone carving theme area with one hall and seven pavilions, where stone pagodas and stone Buddhas gather, kylins and celestials are in groups, and stone beasts and steles stand in great numbers. Some are dozens of catties, and some are as large as more than 20 tons. Each one is lifelike and seems to come alive. All the stone carvings are donated by Mr. Wu Jiesen, a Chinese Canadian. The large number of collections and the large scale are rare not only in China but also in the world.Opening hours: The specific business status is subject to the opening situation on that day.
Preferential policies: Children: Children under 1.4 meters (excluding) in height are free. The elderly: The elderly over 70 years old with valid certificates are free.
Supplementary note: The above information is for reference only. Please refer to the disclosure on the day of the scenic spot for specific information.
