Qujiangchi Ginkgo Exhibition, the Golden Romance of the Mausoleum of the Second Qin Emperor Locks in Early Winter

Qujiangchi welcomes a unique scenery, where autumn lingers and winter is just beginning—a perfect season for leisurely appreciation and relaxed enjoyment. The ginkgo trees in the Mausoleum of the Second Qin Emperor Ruins Park are the colors you must not miss at the start of winter. Loved by nature, the ginkgo’s final golden hues last especially long. Leaning against the ancient trees, letting golden leaves fall on your shoulders, old friends play the accordion and take photos in the ginkgo forest, capturing romance in their albums; children busily create art with leaves, their giggles full of early winter innocence. After admiring the ginkgo, you can head to the park’s camping area, where there’s no city rush, only comfortable seats and warm sunshine. Sit around chatting with friends, enjoy the views of Qujiangchi, or relax alone in tranquility. If you prefer a cultural atmosphere, don’t miss the four zones of the Tang City Wall Ruins Park, where there are “poetry check-in spots” with cloth strips and fans engraved with poems hanging from the trees, letting you feel the cultural charm in the changing seasons. Many locals practice Tai Chi here—you can join in and relax your body and mind with slow movements. Come to Qujiangchi and unlock the cozy life of early winter!