Majiawu, as part of the Shuangxi Greenway and one of the ‘Eighteen Wus in Xixi’, is renowned for its open terrain and picturesque views. The area is celebrated in Shi Dashan’s poem ‘One Hundred Odes to Xixi – Imperial Road’, where he describes it as a place “where all springs reach water, and there are plum trees planted everywhere along the mountain.”
Historically, Majiawu served as a fragrant path bustling with activity, akin to the rhythmic chants of Buddhist monks, and was a vital thoroughfare for those on pilgrimages to worship Buddha. It was a place where people would gather and converse, their voices mingling with the natural beauty of the surroundings.
Please note that the specific business hours and opening status of Majiawu are subject to change and depend on the day’s operational circumstances.
