Changpoling Forest Park

Changpoling Forest Park

Changpoling Forest Park is a national-level forest park.

Lush forests densely cover the area, with tranquil paths winding through the woods, a crystal-clear lake, and the lush green grasslands you've been longing for.

While others praise scenic spots elsewhere, we can proudly say that the best scenery is right here. This is the renowned tourist destination hailed as an "ecological museum"—Changpoling Forest Park.

A vast expanse of 3,486 mu (approximately 2,324 acres) of wild forest features precious tree species such as the Yulan magnolia, Masson pine, and ginkgo, as well as Sunrise Peak, perfect for watching both sunrises and sunsets. The park also has an ancient Ming Dynasty post road stretching about 1,300 meters through it. To truly experience the park, you’ll have to rely on your own two feet. You can walk around Cherry Blossom Lake, enjoying the feeling of small bridges and clear waters in a classic garden setting, or lie on the ground and gaze up at the blue sky. But the best experience is walking along the ancient post road, where towering pines and sparse shrubs surround you, and smooth flagstones are scattered between the grass and soil. With every gentle step, you’ll be filled with a sense of nostalgia and awe at the passage of time.

“Bring a hammock, a book, listen to the birds singing in the woods, and watch the sunlight sprinkle sparsely over the grass. It’s an absolutely wonderful feeling. Besides, where else can you find such fresh air? Where else can you enjoy such a refreshing forest bath?”

During the “Golden Week” holiday, the forest park will offer a variety of recreational activities, including a forest treasure hunt, water golf tournaments, archery competitions, and tree adoption programs such as the Lucky Tree, Unity Tree, and Growth Tree.

Visitors to the park will surely marvel at its natural beauty, feel the gentle charm of its spring-like climate and picturesque mountains and waters, and lose themselves in the poetic and painterly ambiance of the forest, as if in the embrace of spring.

Address: Township Road 025, Baiyun District, Guiyang City, Guizhou Province

Phone: 0851-4690208

Transportation

Bus routes 231, 232, 233, and 235 to Babamao Station; Bus route 256 to Junfacheng No.1 Station

Admission

Free