Hangzhou Oriental Culture Park

Hangzhou Oriental Culture Park

Hangzhou Oriental Culture Park is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction.

The Oriental Culture Park spans 2,700 acres and is located 15 kilometers from downtown Hangzhou and Xiaoshan District respectively, enjoying a prime regional location. Here, to the left lies Xianghu Lake, to the right connects Yupu, with pastoral villages, birdsong, rolling hills, and clear waters creating picturesque scenery. The 20,000-square-meter Century Square is surrounded by flowers and greenery. Four towering high-rise towers, representing the elements of metal, wood, water, and fire, stand proudly, while the vividly crafted statues of the “Harmony Immortals” embody the profound essence of China’s traditional “Harmony Culture,” reflecting the ideals of harmony and reunion in Chinese culture.

Hangzhou Oriental Culture Park has been designated by relevant national authorities as the “Chinese Buddhist Culture Research Center,” “World Religious Academic Research Base,” “Chinese Nation Oriental Culture Park,” and “Chinese Children’s and Youth Cultural Activity Base.”

Yangqi Community: Yangqi Community in Yiqiao Town was initiated in May 2011 and officially established on March 27, 2012, with approval from the district government (2012) No. 41 document. It is a newly built urban community. Located in the northern part of Yiqiao Town and adjacent to the AAAA-level tourist destination Hangzhou Oriental Culture Park, Yangqi Community consists of five residential areas: Sanshengyisheng Home, Jinyusanjian Garden, Oriental Culture Park Pedestrian Street, Sanjiang Mingyuan (Qijing Jiayuan), and Jinyulan Ting. To the east, it borders Xiangdong Village and the Oriental Culture Park; to the south, it neighbors Shanhoushan and the southern section of the Hangzhou Ring Expressway; to the west, it lies close to the Pujiang Yupu Holy Land at the source of the Tang Poetry of Eastern Zhejiang—Pujiang River... More details about Yangqi Community++