Lotus Island Film and Leisure Culture Park

Lotus Island Film and Leisure Culture Park

Lotus Island Film and Leisure Culture Park is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction.

Lotus Island Film and Leisure Culture Park is located 8 kilometers down Ecological Avenue, then turn right and go 2.6 kilometers along Culture Road.

On the Republic of China Street, you can travel back in time to the Republican era and experience life as if it were a stage — and the stage as life itself. The Anti-Japanese Allied Forces Path lets you feel the heroic spirit of "being so bold as to feast on the flesh of the enemy when hungry, and drink the blood of the Huns with laughter when thirsty." In summer, the lotus gardens are a vision of beauty, with waterside pavilions, and when you look back, there’s the misty charm of the Jiangnan region, with villages and farmhouses...

Travel Back in Time to the Republican Era

As you step into the Republic of China Street, you’ll instantly feel as though you’ve traveled back a hundred years — everything resembles old Shanghai from a century ago: the Rose Dance Hall, the New China Daily News, the Peace Hotel, the Dongfeng Photo Studio... On the Republic of China Street, it would be a shame not to try the fun of dressing up. Put on your favorite period costume, encounter the most romantic love story, and maybe even meet your destiny. There are also moving “bronze statues” that interact with visitors for photos.

Relive History on the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces Path

Exit the main gate of the Republic of China Street and turn right to find a winding Anti-Japanese Allied Forces Path waiting for you to explore. Here you’ll find Lotus Village, the Health Station, the Training Ground... every step reveals a new scene, taking you through the tough years of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces, as if you’ve returned to the arduous times when General Yang Jingyu led the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army in brave battles against Japanese invaders. History has warmth, and it should be remembered.

Children’s Playground — A Kid’s Paradise

At the end of the Republic of China Street, walk around an archway, and you’ll see the shimmering waters of Lotus Lake surrounded by green willows. In the height of summer, the lotus flowers are a breathtaking sight. On one side of Lotus Lake is the Children’s Playground — the Tree Sprite Kingdom, slides, swings, boardwalks... enough to keep kids happily entertained for half a day. Even adults will have a blast here. There’s also a colorful slide that descends from the mountain, letting you race with the wind.

Delicious and Affordable Food on Lotus Island

On Lotus Island, the food is absolutely delicious. Fans of farmhouse cuisine can head to Lotus Village for big-pot stews, whole roasted lamb, and a variety of rural dishes — all incredibly tasty. The eco-restaurant offers a selection of set meals that are both delicious and budget-friendly. It’s not just about the food — the place also features themes inspired by film and TV drama scenes: Langya Pavilion, Eternal Love, and Grand Mansion Gate... all newly popular Instagram spots. Every weekend at noon, there’s also a live performance — be sure to check it out. For inquiries, call Lotus Island at 0431-81702077. Take bus 163 from Satellite Square and come on down.