Chaobai River National Wetland Park
Chaobai River National Wetland Park is a national-level wetland park.
The first phase of the Chaobai River National Wetland Park stretches 14.5 kilometers from 1 kilometer west of the confluence of the Chaobai River and the Yinhe Canal to the Jinqi Expressway in the east, covering an area of 675 hectares. Centered around the Chaobai River and with ecological corridors on both banks as green veins, the wetland park features landscape themes of “wetland experience, waterside recreation, and aerial sightseeing,” forming a layout of “one river, two banks, three zones, and twenty-eight scenic spots,” fully showcasing the ecological environment, historical heritage, and urban charm of Baodi District.
One River: The Chaobai River
Two Banks: Ecological corridors on both banks
Three Zones: Wetland Experience Scenic Area, Waterside Recreation Scenic Area, and Aerial Sightseeing Scenic Area
Twenty-Eight Scenic Spots: Dawn at Chaobai Dizhu, Morning Ferry Terrace, Fragrant Lotus Ponds, Colorful Crabapple Blossoms, Leisure Crane Cloud Pavilion, Reed Catkins Fun, Mirror Cloud Terrace, Fishing Bay Song Hunt, Riverside Rhyme, Reed Marsh and Wild Goose Shoal, Baowu Moon Berth, Reed Wind Startled Heron, Pavilion Shore Heron Pecking, Stepping on Jade Listening to Tides, Leaning on Pool Floating Bridge, Bright Moon Ferry, Yinhe Flying Swan, Mandarin Ducks Chase Crucian Carp, Dewy Reed Marsh, Moon Island Heron Chirping, Sunset Call Wild Geese, Birds Singing in Pine Valley, Rippling Flower Terrace, Aerial Corridor, Red Auspicious Lotus Fragrance, Locust Blossom Path, Crimson Carp Racing Upstream.
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