Chenghe Water Conservancy Scenic Area in Zaozhuang City
The Chenghe Water Conservancy Scenic Area in Zaozhuang City is a national AAA-level tourist attraction and a national water conservancy scenic area.
The Chenghe Water Conservancy Scenic Area in Zaozhuang is located in Zaozhuang City, Shandong Province, and is a national-level water conservancy scenic area. The scenic area features attractions such as rubber dams, Pear Blossom Island, Peach Blossom Island, "agritainment" villas, observation decks, and fishing centers. Natural sandy beaches, intelligent picking greenhouses, and indoor exhibits of a natural ecological museum are currently under design and construction. The scenic area also incorporates heritage sites such as the Zhang Family Courtyard, the Mosque, and the Guanyin Hall as part of its tourism development projects.
The Ministry of Water Resources has announced the list of the 13th batch of national water conservancy scenic areas, with the Chenghe Water Conservancy Scenic Area in Chengtou Town, Shanting District, Zaozhuang City, being designated as a national water conservancy scenic area. The number of national-level water conservancy scenic areas in Shanting District has now increased to three.
The Chenghe Water Conservancy Scenic Area in Shanting District is located in the northern part of Chengtou Town, Shanting District, spanning 5.7 kilometers from north to south and 19.6 kilometers from east to west, covering a total area of 310 hectares, including 200 hectares of wetlands and water bodies. In recent years, Chengtou Town in Shanting District has invested a total of 200 million yuan to build a riverside sightseeing greenway, as well as attractions such as rubber dams, Pear Blossom Island, Peach Blossom Island, "agritainment" villas, observation decks, and fishing centers. Natural sandy beaches, intelligent picking greenhouses, and indoor exhibits of a natural ecological museum are currently under design and construction. The scenic area also incorporates heritage sites such as the Zhang Family Courtyard, the Mosque, and the Guanyin Hall as part of its tourism development projects.
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