Longfeng Park covers an area of 350,000 square meters, nearly two thirds of which is comprised of lakes and streams. Courtyards designed to emulate Qing Dynasty
architecture and pretty planted gardens sit on the western side of the garden, where rockeries rest beside lakes on which lotus flowers bloom. In the southern part of the park, the lake is studded with four man-made islets, which visitors can reach by walking across beautiful curved stone bridges. Each of the islets is home to pavilions and a pagoda which is a copy of the Huqiu (Tiger Hill) Pagoda in Suzhou. The park also has a planted flower garden, bumper cars and other fairground rides.
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