Yan Dong Ecological Sightseeing Park
Yan Dong Ecological Sightseeing Park spans 3,000 mu and has received an investment of over 30 million yuan. Situated north of the Jidong Cement Plant in Fengrun District, Tangshan, it lies at the intersection of Beijing, Tianjin, Tangshan, and Qinhuangdao—four key urban hubs—offering a uniquely prime location. The park is just 15 kilometers from National Highway 205, which connects to major southern cities, and merely 5 kilometers from National Highway 102 (including the Beijing-Shenyang Expressway), which leads to various northeastern provinces. Adjacent to Fengdong Highway, it neighbors popular tourist attractions such as Juxian Valley, Panjiayu Memorial Hall, and Mengniu Dairy’s Fengrun Branch in Tangshan. Bus Route 31 provides direct access to the park’s entrance, ensuring convenient transportation and a beautiful surrounding environment.
The surroundings are picturesque and serene.
The ecological sightseeing park currently offers six main functions: sightseeing, recreation, shopping, dining, bathing, and accommodation. The scenic area features naturally lush greenery, as beautiful as a painting, integrating vacationing, leisure, entertainment, tourism, and the appreciation of flora and fauna into one delightful experience. It’s an ideal destination for enjoying holidays, connecting with nature, and returning to simplicity. Shuttle buses are available to transport visitors around the park at any time. Additionally, the Yan Dong Lingyun Art Troupe performs self-choreographed cultural shows daily, catering to diverse visitor interests and winning widespread popularity. These performances also reflect the corporate culture of Yan Dong. Within the ecological park, more than 30 tourist attractions—including verdant mountains, clear waters, Lingxiao Temple, Lingxiao Pavilion, Tianyu Xuan Hotel, Monkey Mountain, Ostrich Park, Yan Dong Children’s City, Yan Dong Botanical Garden, and the Cultural Square—offer visitors a brand-new, immersive experience in nature.
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