Jiangdu Puyuan

Jiangdu Puyuan

Jiangdu Puyuan is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

Jiangdu Puyuan was built in 2007, covering an area of about 1,000 acres. Leveraging his expertise in landscaping projects, Mr. Zhu Lin, the owner of the garden, invested 150 million yuan. After several years of meticulous development, Puyuan has established major scenic areas including Dragon and Phoenix Auspiciousness, the Hackberry Sightseeing Belt, the Crape Myrtle Scenic Belt, the Water Corridor, and Rhino Gazing at the Moon. Today, Puyuan is a modern, high-efficiency agricultural and eco-tourism park integrating sightseeing, leisure, and entertainment.

What is Puyuan? Jiangdu Puyuan is the largest hackberry production base in China, boasting the nation’s largest inventory of hackberry trees. Returning to "pu" (the uncarved, the simple) means returning to truth — embodying the beautiful vision of harmony between humans and nature, hence the name "Puyuan."

Rated as a national AA-level tourist attraction in 2009, and a national AAA-level tourist attraction in 2014.