China Osmanthus Culture Park

China Osmanthus Culture Park

China Osmanthus Culture Park is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

China Osmanthus Culture Park, originally named "Osmanthus Eco-Technology Park," is currently the most comprehensive professional osmanthus exhibition park in China in terms of osmanthus culture.

In 2008, it was awarded the title "China Osmanthus Culture Park" by the Osmanthus Branch of the China Flower Association.

China Osmanthus Culture Park has a planned area of 1,050 mu, with 585 mu already planted. It includes four major series of osmanthus — "Golden Osmanthus," "Silver Osmanthus," "Red Osmanthus," and "Four Seasons Osmanthus" — with over 130 varieties. There are more than 60,000 osmanthus trees of diverse and vibrant forms, especially the nearly 800-year-old "Wenxiang Osmanthus," which is exceptionally precious. In the park, visitors can not only appreciate a traditional cultural garden themed around osmanthus, but also enjoy over 2,000 uniquely shaped exotic rocks centered around the Nine-Dragon Wall, a large number of golden-thread nanmu submerged wood artifacts, among which the "nth" piece is particularly rare. There are also over a thousand exquisitely shaped century-old boxwood potted plants, as well as several thousand calligraphy and painting works from the "First China Osmanthus Culture Calligraphy, Painting, and Seal Carving Competition," all of which vividly showcase osmanthus culture.

With the spirit of "one lifetime, one endeavor," China Osmanthus Culture Park brings together a hundred varieties of osmanthus, garden flowers, traditional wooden architecture, antiques, calligraphy and paintings, exotic rocks, potted plants, and classical furniture, integrating traditional culture with the ecological civilization of clear mountains, green waters, and pristine environment. It takes it upon itself to inherit the nation’s outstanding culture — collecting gardens for the nation and preserving them for history — and is dedicated to creating a culturally renowned park of the era.

Ticket Information: Adult ticket 60 RMB

Detailed Address: Qingliu County, in the mountainous region of northwest Fujian Province

Opening Hours: 8:00–18:00

Recommended Visit Duration: 1 day

Best Season: All seasons

Information Source: Fujian Provincial Tourism Development Commission