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Tiantai Shifengxi National Wetland Park

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Shifeng Lake Park is located at the intersection of Chicheng, Shifeng, and Fuxi streets in Tiantai County, spanning both banks of the Shifeng River. It stretches from Shifeng Third Bridge in the east to the new National Highway 104 in the west, borders Yulong Road near the administrative building in the north, and extends to the planned Binxi South Road in the south. The park is divided into two major construction zones: Zone A covers approximately 2,600 mu (from Shifeng Second Bridge to the new National Highway 104 area)...

Tiantai Shifengxi National Wetland Park

Tiantai Shifengxi National Wetland Park is a national-level wetland park.

Shifeng Lake Park is located at the intersection of Chicheng, Shifeng, and Fuxi streets in Tiantai County, spanning both banks of the Shifeng River. It stretches from Shifeng Third Bridge in the east to the new National Highway 104 in the west, borders Yulong Road near the administrative building in the north, and extends to the planned Binxi South Road in the south. The park is divided into two major construction zones: Zone A covers approximately 2,600 mu (from Shifeng Second Bridge to the new National Highway 104 area); Zone B covers approximately 885 mu (from Shifeng Second Bridge to Shifeng Third Bridge area). The estimated construction investment for Shifeng Lake Park's building works is around 600 million yuan. The construction includes green landscape, architectural landscape, civic squares, leisure pathways, and scenic bridges. Construction of Shifeng Lake Park began in December 2012, starting with lake excavation, road building, and the construction of the greenway on the north side. By the end of February 2013, the main outlines of the park’s primary lake surface, main roads, and greenways were largely completed. In 2013, the first phase of Shifeng Lake Park was completed, including infrastructure development, greening, cultural projects, architectural features, public toilets, and flood prevention embankments.

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