Shenyang Lüdao Forest Park

Shenyang Lüdao Forest Park

Nestled in the southeast of Shenyang, known as the "Ruhr of the East," the park is surrounded by mountains and lakes, covering an area of 330,000 square meters with an average elevation of 86 meters. It features 20,000 square meters of lake surface, 30,000 square meters of lawns, and a forest coverage rate of over 70%. The environment is elegant and the climate is pleasant. Staying here, you can watch the morning sun and colorful clouds burst forth in the east, and admire the evening glow shimmering golden over the West Lake; in winter, embrace the majestic sight of snow-covered pines and cypresses, and in summer, enjoy the picturesque scene of wind brushing through rice and bean fields. Returning to nature and escaping from the hustle and bustle of the world, this blessed land boasts superior feng shui and the essence of the dragon’s pulse, offering exclusivity that surpasses the grandeur and bold spirit of royalty. Lüdao Forest Park is adjacent to Taoxian International Airport, located at the Taoxian exit of the Shenyang-Benxi Expressway on the north side of the Shenyang-Benxi Railway, ensuring convenient and extensive transportation. It connects northward to trade routes with Mongolia and Russia, eastward to friendly nations like South Korea and Japan, westward along the Great Wall to explore the Central Plains, and southward across the Bohai Sea to reach Europe and America. It is also closely linked to the urban agglomerations in the heart of Liaoning, with Anshan, Fushun, Liaoyang, and Benxi nearby like neighbors, while Dalian, Dandong, and Yingkou stand in clear view. It overlooks the Black Mountains and White Waters, and borders the land of fish and rice.

Lüdao Forest Park embodies the essence of wisdom from dozens of master architects, blending millennia of Chinese and European design styles into one. The first phase of the project includes over 60,000 square meters of construction, integrating residential, leisure, and business functions into six major architectural complexes. From a high vantage point, pavilions, towers, lake views, mountain scenery, lush forests, and green lawns are all within sight. In Lüdao Manor, medieval European-style villas are dotted across verdant lawns, with flower-lined paths, red-tiled roofs, and snow-white walls nestled among green trees—exquisitely designed, both aesthetically stunning and functionally superior. The Lüdao International Club and Lüdao Sports Center recreate the refined social life of European high society, serving as a fashionable hub for elegant sports and leisure entertainment. The sports center stands majestically, with a long bridge soaring overhead, connected to the Lüdao International Club building. The club's tower soars high, symbolizing an uplifting emblem. The five-star, ultra-luxurious Lüdao Holiday Hotel provides an elevated activity environment for distinguished guests and fosters a social network befitting their status. It combines refined elegance with exceptional taste, adding modern features and contemporary style. The community service center system is comprehensive and robustly functional. The six architectural complexes follow the contours of the mountain terrain, rising and falling gracefully, arranged in a dense, orderly fashion, with railings and arches reaching toward the clouds. Outdoor sports and leisure facilities are scattered throughout: a spacious equestrian training ground, an elegant golf course, as well as tennis courts, shooting ranges, badminton courts, fishing spots, and forest bathing areas—all wonderfully diverse.