Quanshan Forest Park

Quanshan Forest Park

Quanshan Forest Park is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

Quanshan National Forest Park is the main scenic area of Xuzhou’s National Forest Park around the City, located in the southern part of the urban area. Composed of five peaks, also known as the "Five Elders Peaks," Quanshan is hailed as the premier mountain of Pengcheng. The Quanshan National Forest Park boasts beautiful natural landscapes and abundant flora and fauna resources, earning the reputation of a "natural oxygen bar" and characterized by being "green, unique, elegant, serene, and wild." In recent years, it has been established as a provincial base for environmental and science education.

The largest Bird Garden in China is located within the park; the “Guo Lao Cave” is associated with a beautiful local legend about the immortal hermit Zhang Guolao; the classical bamboo-style Longquan Bridge spans the East and West Longquan Lakes and complements the surrounding bamboo groves, offering a refreshing experience.

The grass skiing field in Quanshan National Forest Park lets you experience the thrill of “flying over grass”; the mini-golf practice course is stylish and refined; badminton courts, tennis courts, roller skating rinks, rafting and water sliding, rock climbing, zip lines, and archery ranges provide outdoor activities that promote fitness while allowing you to breathe fresh air; the Children’s Fun Park and Little Pets Village are filled with children’s laughter; the Chrysanthemum Picking Studio serves delicious authentic Zhejiang cuisine; the tranquil and elegant forest academy and Green Plum Tea House offer a peaceful retreat; the rustic camping and barbecue area is fully equipped with tools and food; the Sunlight Square, equipped with lighting and sound systems, serves as a venue for various evening events and outdoor film shoots; the stilt-style holiday wooden cabins and conference center come with complete facilities. Quanshan Forest Park integrates dining, accommodation, transportation, sightseeing, entertainment, picnicking, and business discussions, making it the ideal destination for leisure, fun, vacationing, and reconnecting with nature.

Natural Resources

The botanical gardens include: Peony Garden, Peach Blossom Garden, Orchid Garden, Osmanthus Garden, Bamboo Garden, Metasequoia Forest, Lead Bamboo Forest, Bald Cypress Forest, Cedar Forest, and Wetland Cypress, among others; the rolling hills are dotted with sheep-shaped rocks, lying or crouching in lifelike poses, which were praised by Su Dongpo as “a hillside covered in wild rocks like a flock of sheep,” a unique natural landscape; the Dragon Chant Pavilion, with its colorful eaves and classic red beams, exudes an ancient charm and offers distant views of Yunlong Mountain and Yunlong Lake. The Rose Palace and Rose Square are perfect venues for both group and individual weddings.

The park features beautiful natural landscapes, dense forests, and rich biodiversity, with 590 species of plants and over 200 species of animals. The park is home to peculiar peaks, exotic rocks, picturesque lakes, lush woods and bamboo, wildlife, and mythical legends, all blending harmoniously to create a delightful scenery and earning the title of “natural oxygen bar.” It is characterized by being “green, unique, elegant, serene, and wild.” In recent years, it has been established as a provincial base for environmental and science education. The largest Bird Garden in China is located within the park; the “Guo Lao Cave” is associated with a beautiful local legend about the immortal hermit Zhang Guolao; the classical bamboo-style Longquan Bridge spans the East and West Longquan Lakes and complements the surrounding bamboo groves, offering a refreshing experience.