Went there on a Sunday evening. The park is pleasant and there is an interesting group of western style buildings built by the Japanese as dormitories for railway workers during their occupation of Manchuria. In front of the park and temple is a square with a gate with multiple arches and stone lions. On Sunday evenings in Summer the locals meet to dance, and socialise, and there is a small market. The level of competing activities is overwhelming and surreal, with dancing styles from hip-hop to acrobatic ballroom dancing. Very entertaining! (Not many foreigners visit here, so you will attract some friendly attention.)

No matter the fact that its almost always more crowded here but still the overall area with temples and pagoda as well as a park is a nice place for a few hours walk.