Northern Plum Garden

Northern Plum Garden

Northern Plum Garden

　China’s Northern Plum Garden is situated in the southern part of Anshan City, Liaoning Province, neighboring the Tanggangzi Therapeutic Rehabilitation Center, renowned as the “largest hot spring in Asia.” It is 15 kilometers away from downtown Anshan and 8 kilometers from the Shenda Expressway. This expansive garden combines plum blossom appreciation and cultivation with tourism, leisure, rare and exotic plants, premium fruit orchards, scientific demonstration projects, and comprehensive commercial activities.

The small plum ridge within the garden currently hosts over 10,000 plum trees. The garden enjoys distinct seasons: in spring, the blossoming plum flowers fill the air with fragrance, resembling a vast sea of flowers that captivate and intoxicate visitors; in summer, branches are laden with fruit, exuding a rich aroma as if emeralds adorn a fairy-tale world; in autumn, the green waters complement the red leaves, creating a dreamlike scene that is both breathtaking and unforgettable.

The water scenic area of the plum garden has developed a water surface of 200 acres, with a water storage capacity reaching up to 50,000 cubic meters. This water feature not only adds a striking element to the garden’s landscape but also provides an abundant water resource for agricultural sightseeing.