Chuhe Scenic Area

Chuhe Scenic Area

The landscape renovation project along both banks of the Chuhe River stretches from Beijing Road in the east to Songshan Road in the west, spanning approximately 2.1 kilometers in length and covering an area of 113.9 hectares. It is one of the two major landscape axes prioritized for development in Tongshan District. The construction includes “one belt, six zones, and thirty-six scenic spots,” with a project duration of two years.

On the north bank of the Chuhe River, in addition to a full-scale renovation of infrastructure such as roads and landscape greening, key landmarks have also been completed. These include squares, garden paths, pedestrian pavement, architectural features, supporting public facilities, lighting, the iconic “Ding Cheng Tian Ze” main landscape sculpture, “Crystal Crown,” “Strategy Square,” “Cheng Ting Huai Gu” (Nostalgia Pavilion), as well as a large-scale musical fountain. Together, they form a distinctive waterfront green ecological landscape belt. By transforming the soft revetment on the south bank of the Chuhe River, three functional zones have been established: sports and leisure, nighttime economy, and natural landscape. Ten uniquely themed scenic gardens have been built, namely the Wisteria Garden, Plum Garden, Cherry Blossom Garden, Papaya Garden, Pine Forest Garden, Pipa Garden, Sweetgum Garden, Crabapple Garden, Pomegranate Garden, and Osmanthus Garden.

Through these efforts, a multifunctional waterfront green ecological landscape belt has taken shape, integrating leisure, sightseeing, entertainment, and flood discharge. It showcases the vibrant beauty of spring, the lush shade of summer, the brilliant colors of autumn, and the verdant serenity of winter—providing residents with an excellent venue for recreation and relaxation.