China Jun Porcelain Cultural Park

This famous historic sites in Yuzhou is closely related to the legend of Dayu's flood control. It is said that Dayu used his divine power to lock the dragon here to protect the local people from floods, so this ancient well has become a symbolic symbol. As a combination of myths and legends and folk beliefs, the Locking Dragon Well has important cultural and historical value.

This is an iconic sculpture that represents the essence of ancient Chinese art and culture. The sculpture depicts a galloping horse with a flying swallow under its hoof, symbolizing the perfect combination of speed and power. It is an important check-in attraction in Yuzhou City.

A scenic mountain and Taoist temple where visitors can hike, meditate, and enjoy panoramic views.

This park is an ecological haven with wetlands that support a variety of bird species and plant life. It's a peaceful spot for walking, birdwatching, and enjoying nature. The park also features educational displays about local environmental conservation efforts.

The museum is made up of three floors, the first for local history dating back to neolithic times, the second and third for porcelain. The huge structure is spotless and largely empty on a weekday, and flawless highly detailed English captions make it well worth a visit for anyone interested in Chinese history and/or porcelain production.

For a break from sightseeing, catch the latest films at this modern cinema. It screens both local and international movies, with comfortable seating and a selection of snacks.