Kāishān Park

Kāishān Park

Kāishān Park is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

Kāishān (jiān) Park is built around Kāishān Mountain and is a national AAA-level tourist attraction. The site features a stone tablet from the Qianlong era of the Qing Dynasty inscribed with “Ancient Traces of Kāishān,” which attests to the mountain’s historical origins.

The park covers an area of 1,300 mu and is a themed cultural park that showcases the culture of Dān County. It is mainly divided into the Kāishān Lake Core Area, the Southern Scenic Area, the Heritage Cultural Protection Area, the Poetry and Prose Area, and the Modern Culture Area.

While highlighting regional culture, the park also creates a waterfront landscape centered on natural scenery and urban leisure functions, reflecting a cultural and leisure environment that emphasizes “enjoying nature and appreciating urban quality.”

The glass suspension bridge in Kāishān Park, Dān County, named the Dragon Soaring Bridge, features a double-tower single-span suspension structure. The entire bridge is paved with tempered glass, with the deck 4 meters above the water surface, a total width of 3 meters, and a full length of 116 meters.

Viewed from afar, the entire bridge presents a smooth, light, and airy form with a majestic presence, embodying an overall design that balances strength and grace, as well as a light and elegant aesthetic.