Jinxing Jinshui Lake
Jinshui Lake in Jinxing is a national AAA-level tourist attraction, a national water conservancy scenic area, and a national wetland park.
The Jinshui Lake Wetland Park is situated in the heart of the development zone, acting as the launch site for the city’s westward growth and bridging the urban area with the new industrial zone to the west. It is bordered by North Ring Road to the north, Dashah River to the west, Jinyuan Avenue to the south, and Jinmank Avenue to the east, covering a total area of around 1,700 mu, with a total investment of about 170 million yuan. Upon completion, it will feature approximately 700 mu of wetlands, presenting an ecologically livable landscape with interconnected rivers and lakes. Key landmarks include the South Gate and East Gate, leisure and entertainment plaza, Jinshui Pavilion, Memorial Hall of the Laowanfu River Battle, and an 18-arch river-crossing bridge.
The Jinshui Lake Wetland Park adheres to high-standard planning and construction, striving to develop it into a provincial-level wetland park. Once completed, the project will not only create a unique environmental landscape for the city and provide recreational spaces for residents, forming a distinctive urban character where “people and water coexist harmoniously, and the city embraces the water,” but also boost land value in the surrounding areas, foster market-viable projects, and cultivate a pleasant living and investment environment. It aims to establish a multifunctional integrated area that combines leisure tourism, business offices, cultural entertainment, and residential living within a beautiful setting.
Featured Attractions: Leisure, Waterfront Activities, Flower Viewing, Entertainment, Park, Lake, Wetland, Floral Displays
Suggested Tour Route: Entrance Plaza Area – Children’s Activity Zone – Wetland Ecological Zone – Jinshui Lake Scenic Area – Health and Fitness Activity Zone
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