Not historical, but sometimes hysterical. It is basically some silly Tang-themed gardens and buildings with a laser light show. Fun if you have a free evening.

if you've watched enough hk/chinese ancient dramas like me, you'll know what the emperors and their favourite concubines feel like when they walk along the stone paths with their servants behind them. really huge place so bring along your walking shoes, camera, sunglasses and lots of water. if you want you can try on one of those costume renting places... More

Allow a few hours to walk around this beautiful park, beautifully maintained gardens, sculptures, theatre (you have to pay extra if you want to get in), lovely place walking distance from the big wild goose pagoda, you can see it from the top floor of the pagoda.

a park of nothing. has historical significance to Chinese and Bhudists. is like many other free parks in China. Has some sculptures but not historic.

If you plan to visit the Tang-Paradise after 7pm be prepared, that many shows and placed will be closed at this time. But there is a nice show at the main palace, which is with laser and light, thats the best thing in the evening.

The Tang Paradise was built a couple of years ago. It's supposidly a copy of a Tang palace. It's just a bunch of poured cement structures with wood facades. If you enter you just walk around aimlessly looking at fake buildings. The real tragedy is that it was actually built over the ruins of a real palace from the Tang(this... More

This is a large artificial park which has a lot of new but traditional looking buildings and walks around a large lake. It is quite expensive to get in and was almost deserted when we visited, except in the few locations where there were some dance or other performances where there were small crowds. There isn't much to see here... More

Two years ago, I visited Tang Paradise on Sunday. To be honest, Tang Paradise is just an artificial park with some places related with history. When I entered into the park, I was stopped by a false monk who gave me a joss stick to worship the god. I did as the monk said. But When I decided to leave,... More

Not a fully fledged theme park, but more than a city park. Shows and mini tours dotted around. You can get a timetable at entry, and if you pay extra can hop on and hop off the electric cars making the circuit. Didn't stay for the main spectacular in the evening.