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Zhuangzi Cultural Wetland Park

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Dongming Zhuangzi Cultural Wetland Park is located in Zhuangzhai Village, Caiyuanji Town, about 10 kilometers north of Dongming County’s urban area, on the southern embankment of the Yellow River and atop the ruins of Nanhua Mountain. Centered around Zhuangzi culture, the park serves as a leisure, wellness, and vacation destination, offering accommodations, conferences, science education, dining, fishing, agricultural...

Zhuangzi Cultural Wetland Park

Zhuangzi Cultural Wetland Park is a national AA-level tourist attraction.

Dongming Zhuangzi Cultural Wetland Park is located in Zhuangzhai Village, Caiyuanji Town, about 10 kilometers north of Dongming County’s urban area, on the southern embankment of the Yellow River and atop the ruins of Nanhua Mountain.

Dongming Zhuangzi Cultural Wetland Park is a suburban wetland park themed around Zhuangzi culture and focused on leisure, wellness, and vacation tourism. Its main business offerings include accommodations, conferences, science education, dining, fishing, agricultural sightseeing, folk crafts, and team-building training. The entire park is divided according to the original terrain, utilizing major roads and spatial elements within the site to form a “field”-shaped structural framework, reflecting Zhuangzi’s philosophy of harmony with nature and returning to pastoral life. The park is organized into four main sections: one street (Zhuangzhai Street), one pavilion (Xiaoyao Pavilion), one garden (Zhuangzi Life Story Garden), and three zones (Wetland Leisure Experience Zone, Splendid Dongming Exhibition Zone, and Zhuangzi Temple Sightseeing Zone).

Address: Zhuangzhai Village, Caiyuanji Town, about 10 kilometers north of Dongming County’s urban area

Source: Shandong Provincial Tourism Development Commission

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