Tianjin Hexi Park

Tianjin Hexi Park

Introduction Situated between Hexi Yijin Road and the Jiyun Canal in the new district of Hangu, the park broke ground in March 1983 and officially opened on June 1, 1985. It spans a total area of 18.67 hectares, including 1.67 hectares of water bodies. The park includes sections for cultural leisure, botanical viewing, children’s activities, small animals, park management, landscape gardens, natural water features, and shelterbelts. There are 10,471 trees in the park, including species such as ash, weeping willows, junipers, crape myrtles, peach blossoms, and crabapple flowers, along with precious varieties like cedar, white magnolia, and phoenix-tail locusts. The cultural leisure and botanical viewing areas form the central part of the park, featuring a science and culture center, sports facilities, a bonsai garden, and a reading room. The children’s activity zone includes electric amusement rides. The small animal zone houses a goldfish pavilion, an aviary, and a monkey hill.

Tianjin Hexi District