Located in the Suzhou District of Jiuquan: City, Gansu Province, Jiuquan Western Han Dynasty Wine Spring Relics (also known as Jiuquan Spring Lake Park) is a unique site that blends ancient frontier history with the elegance of only well-preserved Han-style classical gardens along the Hexi Corridor .

Located 1.9 km east of Jiuquan's downtown, Wine Spring of the Western Han Dynasty, also known as Jiuquan Park, is the  garden and a national AAAA scenic spot. With a 2,000-year history, it spans 270,000 ㎡, featuring a 50,000-㎡ natural lake.

It owes its name to a legend: in 121 BC, Han general Huo Qubing poured imperial wine into a spring to share with his soldiers after defeating the Huns. The garden blends Han grandeur with Jiangnan delicacy, home to ancient springs, pavilions, and 130-year-old "Zuo Gong Willows". A gem on the ancient Silk Road, it tells tales of history and heroism.