Dongguan Chang’an Park

Dongguan Chang’an Park

Chang’an Park is located in the central area of Chang’an Town, covering an area of 220 acres. It officially opened during the Spring Festival in 2001. The park features key attractions such as a hilltop pavilion, garden pavilions, square pavilions, and a floral hall, and is home to over 200 species of ornamental plants.

The park employs the traditional Chinese gardening technique of “adapting to local conditions,” and is divided into two major scenic areas based on the themes of “mountain views” and “lake views.” The first scenic area includes key attractions such as the main gate tower, hilltop pavilion, garden pavilions, square pavilions, a double-pavilion wall structure, the Xiyin Pavilion, and the floral hall, all built along the contours of the hills. The second scenic area features structures such as waterside pavilions, winding bridges, and docks, constructed along the lakeshore. The park utilizes building materials such as glazed tiles, granite, and marble, presenting a grand and exquisite aesthetic. The main gate tower at the park entrance stands 14.88 meters tall and 28.5 meters wide. At its center hangs a plaque inscribed with the characters “Chang Zhi Jiu An” (Long-lasting Peace), reflecting the community's aspiration for stability and prosperity. The five-story hilltop structure reaches a height of 36.5 meters, featuring Manchurian-style windows and colorful painted ceilings, maintaining a cohesive style with the main gate tower and exuding a strong visual impact. Other buildings are either situated by the water or nestled among the woods, showcasing the light and airy characteristics typical of Lingnan-style garden architecture.

Address: No. 212, Dezheng Middle Road, Chang’an Town, Dongguan City

Type: Urban Park

Recommended Visiting Time: 2–3 hours

Opening Hours:

Open all day

Ticket Information:

Free admission

Chang’an Town: Located at the southernmost tip of Dongguan City, Guangdong Province, Chang’an Town borders Shenzhen Special Economic Zone to the east, faces the Pearl River Estuary to the south, connects to the historic Humen Fortress to the west, and leans against the scenic Lianhua Mountain to the north. It is traversed by the Guangzhou–Shenzhen Expressway, National Highway 107, and Provincial Road C358, serving as the southern gateway for transportation between Guangzhou, Dongguan, and Shenzhen. The town covers a total area of 83 square kilometers, governs 13 village (residents’) committees, has a registered population of over 35,000, a migrant population of more than 600,000, and a resident compatriot population of over 30,000.

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