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Xiongyue Arboretum

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Xiongyue Arboretum Xiongyue Arboretum is the earliest-established botanical garden among China’s arboreta, featuring the most comprehensive collection of northern tree species and exerting influence both domestically and internationally. It is known as the “Pocket Specimen Garden of Asia.” The garden boasts a myriad of rare flowers and exotic trees in diverse forms, with lush green canopies overhead that fill the air with a rich woody fragrance, giving visitors a feeling of returning to nature. …

Xiongyue Arboretum

Xiongyue Arboretum

Xiongyue Arboretum is the earliest-established botanical garden among China’s arboreta, featuring the most comprehensive collection of northern tree species and exerting influence both domestically and internationally. It is known as the “Pocket Specimen Garden of Asia.” The garden boasts a myriad of rare flowers and exotic trees in diverse forms, with lush green canopies overhead that fill the air with a rich woody fragrance, giving visitors a feeling of returning to nature.

Xiongyue Town: Located in the central part of the Liaodong Peninsula, on the eastern shore of the Liaodong Bay of the Bohai Sea and adjacent to Yingkou’s Bayuquan Port, Xiongyue Town is a historic and cultural ancient town as well as a sub-prefecture-level town. It covers a total area of 53.5 square kilometers, with a population of 116,000. The town administers 5 communities and 14 administrative villages, and hosts over 120 directly affiliated institutions at the provincial, municipal, and central levels. The world-famous Wang’ershan Mountain is situated in Xiongyue. Since the reform and opening up, especially in the past two years, Xiongyue has achieved rapid economic development. In 2004, the town’s GDP reached 1,179.75 million yuan, with industrial output value totaling 1,854.70 million yuan, and fixed … Xiongyue Town detailed information ++

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