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About Li Bai Culture Garden
A stone arch introduces the garden, followed by the Taibai Stele Forest, where Li Bai’s poems are rendered in several calligraphic scripts. The setting brings his writing into the memorial landscape, with inscriptions offering a different way to encounter poems usually read on a page.
Taibai Shrine has white walls, dark tiles and a white-marble image of Li Bai holding a sword. An old stele preserves the Tang writer Fan Chuanzheng’s account of the poet and his reburial, carved in the Song period by Meng Dian. The stone-built tomb forms the focus of remembrance beyond the shrine.
What to look for
- Li Bai’s tomb, constructed from squared stone blocks.
- The poems in different calligraphic scripts at the Taibai Stele Forest.
- Taibai Shrine’s poet statue and its stele preserving Fan Chuanzheng’s text.
Location & getting there
Getting to Li Bai Culture Garden
Check which interiors and courtyards are accessible. Active places of worship and protected monuments may have different visitor rules.
- Search for 李白文化园 with 马鞍山市 and 当涂县.
Find Li Bai Culture Garden
李白文化园 · 当涂县
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Sources & visit information
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