Sakura Mountain Scenic Area

Sakura Mountain Scenic Area was established in 2004, covering an area of 3,600 acres. After more than nine years of development, it was transformed from barren hills and wastelands. With substantial investment, seven major environmental remediation projects were carried out—mountain cutting and water diversion, dam building and water retention, pit excavation and water storage, terrain adjustment, afforestation, fireproof wall construction, and road networking—bringing about dramatic changes to the landscape of the park’s mountains, waters, forests, and roads...

Sakura Mountain Scenic Area

Sakura Mountain Scenic Area

Sakura Mountain Scenic Area was established in 2004, covering an area of 3,600 acres. After more than nine years of development, it was transformed from barren hills and wastelands. With substantial investment, seven major environmental remediation projects were carried out—mountain cutting and water diversion, dam building and water retention, pit excavation and water storage, terrain adjustment, afforestation, fireproof wall construction, and road networking—bringing about dramatic changes to the landscape of the park’s mountains, waters, forests, and roads. The ecological garden offers scenic views in all four seasons, brimming with vitality everywhere; lush cypresses crown the green mountains, while shimmering waters lie below. Roads and waterways form an interconnected network, and the water systems complement the vegetation, earning it the reputation of “Jiangnan of the North.” It has been awarded the title of National “Demonstration Park for Soil and Water Conservation Science and Technology,” becoming a widely renowned tourist destination.